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Door slammers, workaholics and micromanagers: What do you do when you have a bad boss? 

Few things can make work more challenging than a difficult manager. Here’s how to deal and when to get the heck out, according to experts.

UBS leapfrogs UBS with new S&P 500 price target

UBS has moved its S&P 500 target ahead of a division of its own bank that only last week raised its forecast.

Glass Lewis urges Tesla shareholders to block Elon Musk’s $56 billion pay package, reports say

The proxy advisor said the pay award would be “excessive” as it raised concerns that control over Tesla would be concentrated under Elon Musk

Rihanna just sold this stunning Los Angeles penthouse. The asking price? $25 million.

Singer, fashion icon, and beauty-product billionaire Rihanna has found buyer for her penthouse apartment that was once owned by Matthew Perry.

How Mitsubishi plans to make its comeback

Mitsubishi is looking to inject new life into its entire brand. The plan involves added electrification, a freshened-up dealer network, and a few more models.

Apple has a new thing that might help keep your kids from getting carsick

New accessibility features for the iPhone and iPad include a system to help prevent motion sickness in some users.

The latest numbers say Americans are going all-in for hybrids

Hybrid sales haven’t been on a steady upward trajectory for a decade, but now they are surging and automakers are scrambling.

Kashkari says ‘many months’ of good inflation data needed before a rate cut

Minneapolis Fed President Neel Kashkari on Tuesday said in an interview there should be “many months” of benign inflation data before he would be a rate cut.

Treasury yields dip as investors look ahead to PCE inflation report

Bond yields fell on Tuesday as U.S. traders returned from the Memorial Day break and looked ahead to crucial inflation data at the end of the week.

Oft-criticized MLB umpire Ángel Hernandez to retire effective immediately

One of MLB’s most infamous umpires, Ángel Hernández, is planning on retiring on Tuesday, The Post’s Jon Heyman confirmed.

ECB ready to start cutting interest rates, chief economist says

The European Central Bank will likely cut interest rates from historic highs at its meeting on June 6th and, and in an interview with the Financial Times on Monday, its chief economist, Philip Lane, brushed off fears that doing so before the U.S. Federal Reserve could backfire.

China semiconductor stocks rally on reports of $48 billion chip fund

The third phase of the China Integrated Circuit Industry Investment Fund has reportedly doubled what was raised in 2014 and 2019,
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