Stocks have been pressing lower of late as the bond rates continue to rise. This had the S&P 500 (SPY) dangerously close to the 200 day moving average. Yet hidden in the Friday Government Employment report was a clue that sparked a rally and maybe puts an end to recent market weakness. Read on below […]
The cruise industry has made a triumphant comeback since pandemic restrictions were lifted, with the industry expected to generate $25.14 billion in revenue by the end of 2023. And according to a new report by Conde Nast Traveler, it looks like cruising is still a top vacation choice. According to a new survey by the
This article originally appeared on Business Insider. Prosecutors pointed to Sam Bankman-Fried’s lavish lifestyle during the criminal trial against the FTX cofounder, sharing photos of the penthouse condo in the Bahamas that Sam Bankman-Fried once lived in, which they said was worth about $35 million. Bankman-Fried’s lawyers had requested some of the photos of the
As companies begin abandoning remote work and implementing stricter in-office models, employees are trying to find ways of working around mandatory office hours. Enter “coffee badging,” the new workplace trend where an employee comes to the office to grab a coffee, socialize with coworkers, and then leaves — earning a metaphorical “badge” for showing face.
No job is perfect, and even dream jobs come with high-stress days. But does where you live impact your overall happiness at work? According to a new report, some employees in certain states are far happier than others. A new report by human resource platform SelectSoftware Reviews found that Alaska has the most content employees.
Beloved British couple Victoria and David Beckham have made a streaming splash thanks to the release of their new docuseries aptly titled “Beckham” on Netflix. The series gives an inside look at the couple’s history and relationship, but viewers can’t get enough of one interaction between the pair that has since gone viral. In the
The “glass ceiling“(a metaphor used to represent the barrier preventing women from ascending to senior-level leadership) is often referred to as the major hurdle for women in the workplace, but it might not be the whole story. In a new report, consulting firm McKinsey & Co. and Lean In, a nonprofit founded by former Meta
I decided to attend business school out of desperation. One year after graduating from undergrad, I still didn’t have a “real” job and was struggling to define myself. I saw attending business school as a chance to establish not just a career, but an identity. Unfortunately, I was also flat broke. I couldn’t afford any
Opinions expressed by Entrepreneur contributors are their own. If there is one thing we know for certain (other than death and taxes) it’s that volatility and the markets go hand in hand. We’ve seen the stock market crash of 1929, the dot-com bubble of the early 2000s, the financial crisis of 2008, the recent surge
Opinions expressed by Entrepreneur contributors are their own. As I sit here on the eve of my dad’s passing seven years ago, I’m reminded that my business will turn seven years old at the end of this month. Oh my, how things have changed since then! It is crazy to think of everything that I