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The Guardian - World
A new start after 60: it took 70 years to find my inner artist. At 82, I’m in my studio every day
Former nurse Norma Geddes took a 10-day stained-glass course on a whim and found her passion. Now she exhibits widely and her work sells out. The first time Norma Geddes successfully cut and shaped ...18 hours ago -
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The Wall Street Journal - World
European nations are finding it difficult to pare back social spending for military funding, even as the Ukraine war has revived Cold War-era tensions.
European nations are finding it difficult to pare back social spending for military funding, even as the Ukraine war has revived Cold War-era tensions.Yesterday -
The Wall Street Journal - World
Three drug developers went public, and their performance will act as a barometer of investor interest in biotech IPOs ahead of the election.
Three drug developers went public, and their performance will act as a barometer of investor interest in biotech IPOs ahead of the election.Yesterday -
The Wall Street Journal - World
A deal by UniCredit to buy 4% of Commerzbank shares demonstrates the Europe-wide ambitions of the Italian bank's CEO, Andrea Orcel.
A deal by UniCredit to buy 4% of Commerzbank shares demonstrates the Europe-wide ambitions of the Italian bank’s CEO, Andrea Orcel.Yesterday -
The Wall Street Journal - World
A strike by Boeing's biggest union adds to a struggling supply base, a rapid cash burn and a manufacturing-quality crisis as problems confronting new CEO Kelly Ortberg.
A strike by Boeing’s biggest union adds to a struggling supply base, a rapid cash burn and a manufacturing-quality crisis as problems confronting new CEO Kelly Ortberg.Yesterday -
The Wall Street Journal - World
The romantic relationship between Norfolk Southern's CEO and its chief legal officer is the latest incident in the #MeToo era to test corporate policies and cause headaches for companies internally.
The romantic relationship between Norfolk Southern’s CEO and its chief legal officer is the latest incident in the #MeToo era to test corporate policies and cause headaches for companies internally.Yesterday -
Inc. - Business
EV Charging Stations Are Challenging to Staff. This CEO Wants to Change That
In 2020, Kameale Terry co-founded the company ChargerHelp! to train a network of technicians to repair EV charging stations.Yesterday -
ABC News - Sports
Carr, Kamara help Saints end Cowboys' 16-game home win streak in regular season with 44-19 win
Alvin Kamara scored four touchdowns, including a 57-yarder on a screen pass, and the New Orleans Saints ended Dallas’ 16-game home win streak in the regular season with a 44-19 victoryYesterday - NFL -
The Wall Street Journal - Business
Boeing Machinist Strike Adds Cash Crunch to New CEO's Rescue Mission
Ratings firms are warning that a prolonged work stoppage could sink the jet maker’s debt into junk status.Yesterday -
Inc. - Business
How Tech Companies Can Lead the Charge to Improve Parental Mental Health
Don't let parental mental health interfere with creating great workspaces.Yesterday -
The Wall Street Journal - Business
Companies Like to Pit Internal Teams Against Each Other. Bad Idea.
Research suggests that when employees compete, they become less innovative, because they don’t want to share ideas with their rivals.Yesterday -
The Wall Street Journal - Business
He Used to Bag Groceries. Now Kroger's CEO Is Trying to Save a $20 Billion Deal.
Rodney McMullen is fighting to save the deal he believes will secure Kroger’s future in the next wave of industry disrupters.Yesterday -
The Wall Street Journal - Business
Nippon Steel Finds Unlikely Ally in Pittsburgh Workers
In Pennsylvania’s steel country, locals fight to keep their jobs at U.S. Steel even if it means foreign ownership.Yesterday -
NBC News - Top stories
Why are killer whale attacks on the rise? These scientists set sail to find out
Attacks by orcas, or killer whales, on boats in the Strait of Gibraltar are increasing. But why are these seemingly peaceful creatures becoming dangerous.Yesterday -
Financial Times - World
Private lenders battle Indonesian media company over $560mn debt claim
The dispute comes as the country has been attracting billions of dollars in foreign investmentYesterday -
The Wall Street Journal - Business
Your Company Is Watching You. And Probably Doing It All Wrong.
Employers often feel like they have to keep an eye on their workers, especially those working remotely. There are bad ways to do it and not-as-bad ways.2 days ago -
The New York Times - Lifestyle
The Many Lives of Hannah Berner
The former tennis player and fired “Summer House” cast member has found her footing in comedy, with a hit Netflix special and a podcast tour.2 days ago