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Remote work offers less scope for advancement but also less stress, survey finds

In-office and hybrid workers saw more raises and promotions than remote workers in 2023, but also reported less job satisfaction.

What is the best way to leave my estate to a non-U.S. citizen?

It's similar to leaving an estate to a U.S. citizen, but a bit more complicated.

ClearMotion secures order from EV maker Nio for suspension technology

ClearMotion, which makes road sensing software to improve suspension in vehicles, said it had secured a production order from global electric vehicle company NIO.

Santa Claus doesn’t arrive on Wall Street until after Christmas

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You’re retired and ready to learn a new skill. What’s the best skill to learn?

The ideal new skill engages you on three levels

Musk’s SpaceX hits rocket milestone in latest Starlink Falcon 9 launch

Elon Musk's private space company SpaceX has pioneered reusable rocket technology

Trump blasts New Hampshire poll as a ‘scam’ after it shows Haley within 4 points of him

American Research Group poll offers a fresh sign of momentum for GOP presidential candidate Nikki Haley.

U.S. inflation falls by more than expected in November, bolsters case for lower interest rates from the Fed

The U.S. inflation rate, based on the Federal Reserve’s preferred personal consumption expenditure index, fell in November for the first time since 2020 and indicated that price pressures continue to subside.

Synopsys and Ansys in talks to merge: report

Shares of Ansys Inc. soared 19% Friday on the heels of a report it is in discussions to be acquired by Synopsys Inc. in a deal that would create a design-software behemoth.

Here’s how 10 of Wall Street’s predictions for 2023 panned out

Also: Tax strategies, stock picks, paying for college, wading through family money conflicts and last-minute gift shopping.

$1,400 for tickets to see ‘The Nutcracker’? I’m fine with skipping this holiday ritual.

Dance companies depend on ticket sales from the seasonal favorite to stay afloat, but maybe it's time to move on to another ballet.

Nike says ‘newness’ is essential to growing its business. One analyst says it’s not working.

As sneaker makers try to stay relevant amid waning demand, Nike Inc. executives on Thursday said they were banking on "newness and innovation" to win over reluctant shoppers. But one analyst on Friday cast doubt on whether those plans would work for all of Nike's customers longer-term.
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