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Bank of America employee killed in Times Square stabbing
Bank of America VP Erin Piacenti was killed in what police described as a "random and unprovoked" stabbing in Times Square on Monday.
We thought we'd be empty nesters at 50. Instead, 3 of our adult kids are living at home, and one's moving back in soon.
We always thought we'd have an empty house once our youngest kid graduated from high school, but all four of our children have plans to stay home.
Western training manuals update too slowly to properly prepare Ukrainian troops for a fast-changing battlefield, commander says
Training for Ukrainian troops on NATO soil aims to mirror the battlefield, but the commander in charge says bureaucratic manuals can't keep up.
Student-loan borrowers have 1 month to enroll in a temporary repayment benefit
Student-loan borrowers can enroll in autopay by September 30 to receive a 1-percentage-point interest-rate reduction for 2 years.
I tried 5 different protein sodas. One stood out for having the best flavor and highest protein content.
I compared sparkling protein drinks from Summit Popz, Clean Simple Eats, Premier Protein, Proda, Barebells to find the best soda at the grocery store.
Graduates of a small West Coast college are earning more than Harvard and Stanford alums. Here's why.
Samuel Merritt University, a small college in the Bay Area, has some of America's highest-earning graduates — thanks to its focus and location.
I left corporate America for a gap year in my 40s. The experience changed my spending and priorities.
After 20 years in corporate America, I took a midlife gap year. It changed my priorities and helped me find a more flexible career.
A paper manufacturer got more out of its AI sensors with a simple administrative fix
Domtar uses AI-assisted sensors from Waites to improve machine reliability and reduce equipment downtime.
Get ready to meet the 'love child' of the dot-com crash and financial crisis, tech guru Erik Gordon says
The AI boom marries the lofty valuations of the dot-com bubble with the contagion risks of the financial crisis, business professor Erik Gordon said.
I went to the Caribbean for the first time during a cruise. I wish I'd had more time in these 2 ports.
I took a weeklong cruise to the Western Caribbean with Royal Caribbean and thought the best port stops were in Roatan, Honduras, and Cozumel, Mexico.
As a dietitian, here's how I turn Costco's $5 rotisserie chicken into a week of easy, well-balanced meals for my family
As a dietitian, here's how I'd make a week of easy meals for my family using $5 rotisserie chicken from Costco, from soup recipes to no-cook dinners.
Laid-off tech workers from Google, Microsoft confront a difficult job market
Four former employees of Google, Meta, Microsoft, and Intel discuss the shock they felt when they were laid off and the emotional fallout that ensued.