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My great-great-grandfather started our insurance company. At 27, I sit where my 90-year-old grandfather once did.
Evan O'Dowd left a startup career in New York to join his family's insurance company and help shape its future.
You can spend either $4 or $8,500 to own one of the world's hottest bags right now
What makes the Trader Joe's tote bag and the Chanel Maxi Flap Bag both status symbols is a question the fashion industry is still catching up to.
How Keren Bartov built a skincare empire on $900 facials and celebrity clients
High-tech machines and $900 treatments: How Keren Bartov built a skincare empire and global celebrity following.
When I was younger, being present was easier. Now that I have kids, I'm rethinking what it means to me.
Being a present parent isn't as easy as I thought it would be. My attention is pulled in so many directions.
The Musk-Altman trial is in the final stretch. These big questions still remain.
As the Musk-OpenAI trial nears its end, major questions remain about Sam Altman, Ilya Sutskever, and what comes next.
Triplets paid $13,000 each for hair transplants. It gave them new confidence in their jobs.
The Virzi triplets are comedians and content creators. In 2020, they decided to get hair transplants to fight hair loss.
How a Gen Z power couple's breakup became a trial by internet
The ugly breakup between influencer Evelyn Ha and "vegan nugget mogul" Ben Pasternak has gone from criminal court to all-out information war.
I'm 29 and increased my income from $35K to $155K after 8 years and an MBA
A 29-year-old who makes $155,000 living in New York City shares her salary journey over eight years.
MrBeast is wooing big advertisers at an invite-only gathering in NYC. Here's what he's planning.
YouTube star Jimmy Donaldson's Beast Industries is tiptoeing into the TV upfronts week with a breakfast for top brand and ad executives.
There's really only one way to get a new job these days
If you want to find a new gig, it's time to get serious about networking. Even if you have a job, making connections matters.
A 'quiet crisis' is brewing for student-loan borrowers
As Trump's federal student-loan changes push more students toward private loans, borrowers face a maze of confusing rules, weak oversight, and risks.
'Awkward,' 'Restrictive,' 'Tragic': 3 EV makers told us how US dealership laws hold them back
EV makers like Rivian and Lucid say state dealership laws complicate the buying process, while dealer groups say the laws protect consumers.