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Some professions — think tenured professor or Supreme Court justice — are largely insulated from the pressure to maintain a specific look. The same cannot be said in the high-stakes arenas of finance, real estate and design, where the quest for a competitive edge has well-established self-maintenance rituals: coloring gray…

David Grivel is back to help shape the new Splinter Cell

International students have long played an important role in the financial health of U.S. colleges — and of the communities around them. But new data from the Institute of International Education shows that fewer students from abroad are arriving on American campuses this fall, and the effects are rippling far…

Charlie Munger understood a very human pattern: the quickest way to ruin your judgment is to let anger run your life. It's one reason people are taught to steer clear of religion and politics at dinner tables — the emotions get loud, the thinking gets small, and nobody walks away…

The Food and Drug Administration’s top vaccine regulator is pushing new limits on how vaccines win approval. The tougher standards could cloud prospects for vaccine makers and rattle investors in major healthcare and biotech names.

Abby Price started New York home decor shop Abbode with $20,000 in 2021, and the business brought in $1.6 million three years later. She first got experience in the industry with a side hustle where she sold and hand-delivered $40 dried floral arrangements throughout NYC. 

EA is... the good guy?

During a 2020 "Project Runway" critique, contestant Tyler Neasloney made a last-ditch effort to defend his much-maligned design. He asked supermodel host Karlie Kloss if she would wear his dress to “dinner with the Kushners” — a pointed reference not to the outfit, but to Kloss' politically contentious brother-in-law.