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'One Size Does Not Fit All:' The Supplement Myth That This CEO Wants to Shatter
Vadim Fedotov, CEO of Bioniq, aims to personalize the supplement market by creating custom pharmaceutical-grade products.
This Is How Far Social Security Goes Across the U.S., New Research Reveals. How Much Will It Benefit You?
The annual cost of living after Social Security is roughly $50,000 or higher in 10 U.S. cities.
Americans Say the Week After Daylight Saving Time Is Their Most Unproductive at Work – Here's Why
In a recent survey, 43% of employed respondents say the week after daylight saving time ends is their most unproductive at work — with 31% admitting they make more mistakes than is typical.
How NFL Star Quarterback Kyler Murray Shut Down Internet Trolls and Turned His Love of Gaming Into a 'Call of Duty' Partnership
The Arizona Cardinals quarterback explains how he silenced critics and teamed up with the Call of Duty Endowment program to pursue his passion.
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Spending Money and Fighting Are Americans' Biggest Regrets – Here's What Else Made the List
Though Americans believe their decision-making improves with age, one-third of baby boomers still regret something they did — or didn't do – decades ago.
Her Company Makes an Iconic 75-Year-Old Candy Popular for Halloween. Ignoring This 'Bad' Leadership Advice She Received Helps Drive Its Success.
Liz Dee, co-president of New Jersey-based candy company Smarties, shares some important lessons in leadership.
Introverts Can Achieve Promotions and Other Professional Wins Despite Not Being the Loudest in the Room — Here's How
Introverted professionals often have invaluable assets to offer a company — and the key is to show them off.
A Wells Fargo Worker Was Discovered 4 Days After Dying at Her Desk. Her Cause of Death Was Just Revealed.
Medical examiners have released the cause of death of Denise Prudhomme, who was found dead at her desk in Wells Fargo's Tempe, Ariz. office.
The CIA's Former Deputy Director — Who Conducted Secret Negotiations in North Korea — Reveals How to Be a Strong Leader and Detect Deception With Body Language
Michael Morell, former deputy director and two-time acting director of the CIA, explains what it takes to navigate high-pressure situations in a new class on MasterClass.
In Her Late 30s, She Pursued Another Creative Side Hustle — Then Turned It Into a Multimillion-Dollar Business
Gara Post had built one successful celebrity-magnet business before, so she decided to do it again.
Gen Xers Earning Up to $100,000 a Year Won't Retire Like Boomers Did. They're Embracing This Strategy Instead.
Twenty percent of American adults aged 50 and up have no retirement savings.
U.S. Diners Are Feeding the $1 Trillion Restaurant Industry Like Never Before. Here's Why — and What They're Hungry for, According to Resy's CEO.
The average household spends $2,375 a year on dining and takeout purchases.
I've Worked With Dozens of Highly Successful — But Unfulfilled — Entrepreneurs. Here's How I Helped Them Find Their Purpose.
Few people take the time to consider where they want to be in the long term and what their legacy will be. Entrepreneurs must consider their impact and purpose in this world earlier on in life.
Introvert Warren Buffett Was 'Terrified' of Public Speaking. Here's the Secret That Helps Him Address 40,000 People at the Berkshire Hathaway Annual Meeting.
Even the most successful business leaders can be wary of getting in front of a crowd.