Government Greenlights $4.9 Billion in Student Loan Forgiveness
The Biden-Harris Administration has announced a major step in addressing the student loan crisis in the United States. … Read more
UPS Scraps Remote Work Following Layoffs: What’s Next?
UPS is the latest in a string of employers making headlines for demanding their remote employees return to … Read more
Retirement Alarm as Gen X Struggling to Prepare for the Future
Retirement is emerging as a looming nightmare for the oldest members of Generation X. Despite making up one-fifth … Read more
Tough Times at Spirit Airlines: Pilot Layoffs and Order Delays
Joining a long list of companies making employment cuts, Spirit Airlines has announced furloughs for a large group … Read more
Are Millennials Responsible for the Economic Crisis?
Millennials have traded boardrooms for Zoom rooms, suits for sweats, and gold watches for smartwatches. As they navigate … Read more
Save Money Dining Out: 20 Affordable Restaurant Dishes
In a world where convenience often wins, certain culinary delights come with a lower price tag when enjoyed … Read more
Arizona Governor Halts Key Legislation to Combat Squatters
Squatters’ rights have been a hot-button topic around the country, but one Democratic governor has squashed a bill … Read more
America’s Best Job Markets: 21 Cities Booming with Opportunities
As the U.S. economy evolves, certain cities emerge as hotspots for employment growth, offering diverse opportunities across industries. … Read more
Massive AT&T Breach Exposes 73 Million Customers
A security breach at AT&T has put customer data at risk – and it could have significant repercussions … Read more
Global Do’s That Are American Don’ts
Ever feel like America’s rulebook was written by someone with a dartboard? Across the pond or down under, … Read more