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Biergartens and breweries? IMAX movie theaters and museums? A butterfly habitat in Terminal 3? Airports are not the congested, fast-food crammed eyesores they used to be.
Given the current...
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These job applicants were not only unforgettable, they were unemployable.
One applicant listed a former employer as a reference. Too bad the company had an arrest warrant out for the applicant—for...
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This month, parents are sending their children off to college with extra-long twin sheets and boxes full of millennial merchandise. They’ll warn their kids about the perils of binge drinking and...
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Can you say “dentista?”
Increasingly expensive dental care costs are forcing seniors to bite down hard—and head to Mexico to preserve their pearly whites, the Associated Press reports.
Nearly 70...
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The parents of young drivers have enough to worry about, but a new study from insuranceQuotes.com finds that those who add coverage for an 18-to-24-year-old can expect to see an average annual...
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The caller on the other end of the phone says you’ve been hit with a tax penalty, owe more taxes or are about to get a refund. You (or your accountant) get an email asking you to update your...
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A cover letter doesn’t just serve as an introduction to your resume, in many cases it’s the first time an employer sees you. Make every word in that introduction count—and yes, font matters. If you...
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Student debt can be devastating to a young person just starting out, and borrowing large amounts so early in life can have ripple effects that last for years.
In a new survey from Bankrate.com, 56...
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So you just landed a new job or got your first job. Congratulations. All those hours you spent on internships and resumes have really paid off. Now what?
Getting a job is the first step towards...
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Parents think their children will be happier and healthier in the future as adults, but also less well off, according to a new report commissioned by insurance company Haven Life.
Only one in eight...
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Where you go to college and what major you pick can have huge financial consequences, but where you live after graduating can also have a big impact on how much your diploma is worth — and how well...
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Frida Kahlo painted them and poets have celebrated them. In his “Ode to the Watermelon,” Pablo Neruda described it as “a fruit from the thirst-tree” and “the green whale of the summer.” He wrote: “...
