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I love my mortgage rate. I hate my house. In 2021, the author and her husband secured a low mortgage rate when they moved to Kentucky to be near their family. Five years later, they feel stuck in a humdrum house they don't love because of its affordability. They realize we're fortunate to have a home, but can't help wanting more from the pl...

Your Big Moment Fades Fast With Just a Single Press Hit — Build This Engine If You Want Coverage (and Profit) That Lasts Reputation is built through repeated exposure over time, and the companies that treat media as long-term infrastructure consistently outperform the ones treating it like a one-off campaign.

Gen Z Is Redefining How Americans Earn a Living Nearly 16% of the Gen Z generation have more than one income stream, and Gen Z is five times more likely to have more than one job than Boomers

The Real Bet Inside the Largest IPO in History SpaceX's valuation only makes sense if you accept a certain argument about the future, which is that the space economy is on the cusp of an order-of-magnitude expansion.

CMOs are getting more responsibility — without power Modern CMOs are getting the promotion they've long wanted: job titles like CGO that reflect their revenue and growth responsibilities. The catch? They're not getting more power.

One Is a Poet. One Pleaded Guilty to a Felony. Here’s How the Second Wave of AI Billionaires Is Worth $59 Billion. The latest wave of AI wealth isn't coming from chips or data centers. It's coming from founders who applied AI to old industries.

Research: As Careers Get Longer, Midcareer Work Needs to Change How to redesign work if you're at the midcareer point of your life. These tips from Harvard Business Review can help you create space for reflection, exploration, growth, and a deliberate transition into your next act.

'There's just so much competition': 8 people told us how much they're spending on the World Cup The 2026 FIFA World Cup is shaping up to be the most expensive one yet. Some fans are spending thousands of dollars to see the biggest event in sports. Eight people told us how much they're spending and how they plan to make it work.

Billionaires Are Fighting Their Heirs for Control Beyond the Grave Wealthy business owners are setting up trusts to shape the future of their empires after they die, leading to bitter court battles.

Employers Are Saying No to Remote Work for New Grads—Except for These In-Demand Jobs Remote work has accounted for 64% of the increase in unemployment among recent college graduates since 2017.