I'm a wedding planner in Ukraine. I've adapted ceremonies to curfews and blackouts, and one bride asked for money toward a vehicle for her father's army unit instead of gifts.

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Oksana Bratseiko has been working in the wedding industry for seven years.
Oksana Bratseiko has been working in the wedding industry for seven years.

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I've made $630,000 in 2 years as a 55-year-old OnlyFans model. It means I can give my son a better life and save for his college fund.

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Elaina St James made her OnlyFans account in spring 2021.

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Workers are 'career cushioning' by creating a Plan B ahead of a looming recession and sweeping layoffs. Here's how it could protect you.

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Some employees are "career cushioning" to protect themselves in case they are laid off.

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I worked as a paralegal by day and had a secret side hustle as a stripper by night. I felt like Clark Kent living a double life.

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Raven Inferno worked as both a paralegal and a stripper from 2016 to 2019.

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I sell porn stars' breast implants, lingerie, bodily fluids, and other items — even their bath water. No request is off limits.

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Fans Utopia sells fetish items from a roster of over 30 performers.
Fans Utopia sells fetish items from a roster of over 30 performers.

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I asked ChatGPT investors' burning questions – and a CIO told me why the bot won't be challenging Wall Street's top stock-pickers anytime soon

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I asked Morningstar Investment Management CIO Dan Kemp what he thought of intelligent language tool ChatGPT's investing advice.

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Gen Zers say they're rejecting job offers over a company's climate credentials, survey finds

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Younger workers are more likely to prioritize their company's ecological commitments, a KPMG survey found.

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