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Want to start a corporate podcast? NPR’s “Fresh Air” can teach you an emotionally connected interviewing style, how to help your guest shine through research, and the pros and cons of minimalism when it comes to production.

With tax season here and taxes due April 18th, what is the best plan of attack for last-minute tax filers?

Art to see in LA Over the last two months, I saw some great art exhibitions in LA that you should know about: Robert Russell at Anat Ebgi Wilshire, Louise Nevelson at PACE LA and Gaijin Fujita at LA LOUVER

Clothings, consumer electronics, and home furnishings retailers are expected to be at greatest risk of store closings over the next five years.

The federal government is about to increase Medicare payments for skilled nursing care and states are considering a new round of hikes in their Medicaid payments for long-term nursing home care. The price: Tough new requirements for facilities to hire more staff and work harder to keep care workers.

Many country musicians have weighed in on transgender and drag issues as bills targeting these communities passed in Tennessee and other states.

Amazon, Alphabet, Meta, Salesforce and Disney have all slashed staff this year, citing cloudy economic forecasts.

Off-the-beaten path ideas for visiting Mexico City.

"Risk" is a something of a loaded word, having a somewhat negative implication.

Markets expect the Federal Reserve to hike rates 0.25-percentage-points at their upcoming May 3 interest rate decision. However, the key question for markets is how rates trend for the remainder of 2023.

The 2023 class of Truman Scholars has been announced by the Harry S. Truman Scholarship Foundation. This year’s scholars include 62 college students representing 60 U.S. colleges and universities.

Only three solo female South Korean artists have hit the top 10 on the Billboard Global 200—they're all in Blackpink.

NPR announced Wednesday the news organization was leaving Twitter.

House Speaker Kevin McCarthy (R-Calif.) has not given a timeline for releasing the tapes to the public, the lawsuit alleges.

The Fed has been battling inflation for over a year. While the federal government continues to spend excessively, the Fed is forced to take extreme counter measures. We will look at inflation, recession possibilities, and Fed policy as the three forces collide.

CM Punk returning to AEW to feud with The Elite isn't the pipe dream it seems to be.

In a very interesting development for the legal cannabis industry, a new advisory firm Emerald Peak Partners has launched. The firm's mission is simple—to help businesseses achieve success. Amid challenges for the sector, this could be good news.

Special Continental GT and GTC built to commemorate 100 years of Le Mans and 20 years since Bentley’s last win

Remote work is no longer a novelty. In some organization's it's become the norm. Here are some expert tips on building a supportive culture.

A set of Web3 tools are converging to enable better systems for publicly verifying forest protection, allowing offsets to be tied directly to data about the forests they are protecting.

Splash Mountain at Walt Disney World closed in January—but both rides will reopen with a new theme next year.

Elders who like to enter contests and sweepstakes do not realize that the personal information they put on the entry form gets sold. No one monitors this. Scammers buy the lists of names with ages of the contestants and target them. Take proactive steps early.

Pearson was expelled from Tennessee’s legislature after he and Reps. Justin Jones and Gloria Johnson joined a protest for gun reform.

The lawsuit alleges Cohen—a Trump loyalist-turned-vociferous critic—had breached the attorney-client relationship.

With continued recovery from the coronavirus pandemic increasing consumer demand and severe weather impacting the supply of key agricultural goods, should you consider agricultural equipment stocks of AGCO, Deere or Titan International?