The Hidden Costs of Self-Employment That No One Realizes
Going self-employed usually starts with a number in mind: what you'll charge, what you'll earn, maybe what you'll save by skipping the commute and the office wardrobe.
Economy & Work
Joshua Kalms Turned a Family Connection to Advertising Into a Business of His Own
Nearly a century after his great-grandfather entered the advertising business in London, the Multiply CEO has built a bootstrapped creative performance agency spanning 13 countries and is now establishing a US headquarters.
6 Best Employer of Record Companies for Global Teams in 2026
In 2026, companies of all sizes actively tap into international talent pools, completely unconstrained by domestic borders.
Why Do Capable Career-changers Get Screened Out Of Finance Jobs?
A lot of the people applying for entry and mid-level finance roles never studied finance. They came up through other jobs.
Sus AI Is Turning the People-Search Market Into a Real-Time People Check Economy
Sus AI is building at the intersection of consumer safety, AI-powered data aggregation, and influencer-driven distribution.
Millennial Daughters Caring for Boomer Parents Are Sacrificing in More Ways Than One
The work and financial responsibility tied to caring for aging parents is more often than not pushed to women. Many Millenial daughters are losing their own futures.
Survey Finds 6 in 10 American Workers Suffer Under a Toxic Boss, and It Sent More Than Half to Therapy
70% of surveyed workers have had a toxic boss at some point in their career, and almost half said that their behavior causes significant stress.
If Congress Doesn't Act, Major Social Security Benefits Could Be Cut by 2032
A report puts the Social Security fund's "exhaustion rate" at 2032, if lawmakers fail to act. The Big Beautiful Bill act is partially to blame.
A New York City Doormen Strike Could Mean Piles of Trash — Here's What Else Could Happen
New York City high-rise owners were locked in deliberation with the doormen union after building workers asked for more pay. Here's what could happen in a strike.
Costco customer points out how the muffins they’re selling now are different: 'You had to...'
Costco might not get it right all the time but when they do, customers love it.
'Antiques Roadshow' seller was in disbelief after expert revealed the value of his Hot Wheels collection
Toys may not be considered valuable until one realizes just how much of a collector's item they are.
All You Need To Know About Erewhon, The Celeb-Approved Grocery Shop Where Every Bite Breaks the Bank
The Erewhon Market is frequented by Hollywood Celebrities who have helped it go viral.
The Latest ‘Chronoworking’ Trend Has a Lot to Offer to Employees: Here Are the Pros and Cons
The productivity hack enables employees to ditch standard office hours and pick schedules that match their personal chronotypes.
After Shrinkflation, Coca-Cola's New Can Design Sparks Discussion on 'Trickflation'
While trickfaltion is one explanation, there are several more behind Coca-Cola using the taller cans
Here's Why the Fed Is Tracking The Cost Of Your Haircut Or Doctor's Visit
Personal consumption expenditures reflect the strength of the economy.