Real estate investors explain why they’re all in on the ‘steady’ Louisville market and how they picked it
"We’ve been super insulated from all these crazy highs and lows that a lot of big cities have seen, especially over the past five, six years."
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I’m 92 and work full-time. I’m not ready to retire — I still love teaching.
Jerry Cascio-Hitchcock has been a full-time teacher for 60 years and works with children with learning disabilities. She doesn’t plan to retire soon.
A former top Biden DEI chief says companies should ‘bunker down’ and stand up for diversity
Alaysia Black Hackett, who oversaw Biden’s DEI push, told BI that Trump’s crackdown wasn’t a surprise and that the work "doesn’t stop."
I give parenting advice to CEOs. Here are 4 mistakes they make when raising kids.
Tim Jordan, M.D., a counselor who provides CEOs with parenting support, said successful parents make these four mistakes when raising kids.
From cowboy boots to designer loafers, these are the shoes successful men swear by
Successful men across industries said they typically wear sneakers to work. However, a few also love cowboy boots and secondhand loafers.
Dozens arrested worldwide over AI-generated child sexual abuse images
Dozens of people have been arrested over their suspected involvement in the distribution of AI-generated images and video of child sexual abuse.
Mystery illness in DR Congo could be malaria – media
A deadly outbreak in the DR Congo has left dozens dead, with the health authorities testing for malaria and other diseases Read Full Article at RT.com
Trump a ‘difficult partner’ – EU nation’s PM
Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk has reflected on challenges posed by Donald Trump’s presidency for European nations Read Full Article at RT.com
BRICS must end dollar’s dominance – Lula
BRICS is committed to cutting its reliance on the dollar despite the US president’s tariff threats, Brazil’s Lula da Silva has said Read Full Article at RT.com
The ranks of Gen Z realtors are growing. Here’s what 3 young brokers said about getting into the business.
The share of realtors under the age of 30 quadrupled in 2024, according to data from NAR.