Five things that are hard to get even if you’re pretty rich
Money sometimes can’t buy everything. Exclusive reservations, elusive Birkin bags, and more can remain out of reach for the wealthy.
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I quit McKinsey after 1.5 years. I was making over $200k but my mental health was shattered.
A former McKinsey consultant shares how their experience led to the deterioration of their mental health.
A California franchisee says he’s reducing staffing, raising prices, and mulling kiosks to cover the $20 wage. Closing stores is a last resort.
A Vitality Bowls franchisee in San Jose told BI how he’s trying to absorb California’s $20 minimum wage for fast-food workers.
A Harvard Medical School professor with ADHD shares how he retrained his brain for deep work and reached peak productivity
Dr. Jeff Karp grew up with undiagnosed ADHD and shares how he overcame low expectations and retrained his brain to become a Harvard professor.
I got a job and immediately knew it wasn’t a good fit. I quit in less than a year to take care of my mental health.
This Gen Z worker quit her toxic job within a year. The experience taught her to always look for future job opportunities and work-life balance.
What missiles do Iran and Israel have and how might they be used?
Iran’s president has vowed Israel would face a “massive and harsh response” if it attacks, as US officials believe it is planning to do.
Russia is pulling its peacekeepers from Azerbaijan – Kremlin
Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov has confirmed that Moscow is pulling its peacekeepers from Karabakh region of Azerbaijan Read Full Article at RT.com
Kiev’s morale problems could lead to defeat this year – Politico
Senior Ukrainian military officials say the army is facing a collapse under the Russian advance, according to Politico Read Full Article at RT.com
India’s colossal election season begins as Modi seeks third term
As the Prime Minister’s car approaches, the chants of “Modi!” are deafening. His cavalcade moves at walking pace and as it nears, the people surge forwards with their phones out, snapping the moment for posterity.
The Fed may have pumped so much money into the economy that it’s now taking way longer to cut rates
Interest rate cuts may not come so soon amid strong job growth and persistent inflation.