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I moved from Phoenix to Houston and bought a house sight unseen. I'm loving where I'm at now.

Rashaun Jett saw at least eight houses via FaceTime before landing on his 2,632-square-foot property. He recommends trying online homebuying.

Crypto chartmaker Tammy Da Costa breaks down her near-term playbook for trading bitcoin and ethereum — and why Elon Musk's bid for Twitter will boost dogecoin

Tammy Da Costa, an analyst at DailyFX, shared why Elon Musk's plan to buy Twitter will lift dogecoin — and what's next for bitcoin and ethereum.

Return-to-office is driving Gen Z to quit

According to ADP Research Institute, younger workers are most likely to think about throwing in the towel if they have to return full time.

There's a better-than 50% chance that a recession is coming in the next 12 months as inflation stays hot and consumer spending weakens, warns a strategist at Putnam Investments who says that commodities are the best way to protect your portfolio

A recession is coming in the next year as inflation persists, said Putnam Investments' Jason Vaillancourt. Here's how to hedge risk using commodities.

Insider's Guide to the Metaverse: How to play, make money, and party in 7 of the most popular virtual worlds right now

The metaverse leapt into the spotlight this year, but is it ready for mainstream acceptance? Insider dives into 7 popular virtual worlds to find out.

The top 30 PR pros helping influencers build personal brands and promote their work outside of social media

These are 30 of the top PR agents in the creator industry, helping influencers grow their followings and gain recognition from traditional media.

See inside Facebook's first ever physical retail location. Dubbed the Meta Store, it's designed to drum up interest in VR headsets and the metaverse.

Potential customers will get the chance to test out Facebook's hardware in person and in an environment set up by the company.

Jefferies says an immediate recession is unlikely, setting up these 37 stocks for gains in a market where investors are being too defensive

As households and corporations brim with more cash than ever, Jefferies' chief economist doesn't foresee a recession until 2024 at the earliest.

Employers suffering the Great Resignation talent shortage are missing the most obvious pool of potential workers

Working mothers are disappearing from the post-pandemic workforce. Getting them back could be the answer to The Great Resignation.

LEAKED MEMOS: Goldman Sachs is cutting off free gym access and other perks, while enforcing a minimum 3 weeks’ vacation to combat burnout

The Wall Street bank has been cutting down on pandemic-era perks in recent weeks, triggering complaints from employees.

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Fed Chair Powell says a double-size rate hike is 'on the table' in May, making mortgages, car loans, and credit-card interest even more pricey

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I moved from Phoenix to Houston and bought a house sight unseen. I'm loving where I'm at now.

I moved from Phoenix to Houston and bought a house sight unseen. I'm loving where I'm at now.

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Crypto chartmaker Tammy Da Costa breaks down her near-term playbook for trading bitcoin and ethereum — and why Elon Musk's bid for Twitter will boost dogecoin

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Return-to-office is driving Gen Z to quit

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There's a better-than 50% chance that a recession is coming in the next 12 months as inflation stays hot and consumer spending weakens, warns a strategist at Putnam Investments who says that commodities are the best way to protect your portfolio

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Insider's Guide to the Metaverse: How to play, make money, and party in 7 of the most popular virtual worlds right now

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The top 30 PR pros helping influencers build personal brands and promote their work outside of social media

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See inside Facebook's first ever physical retail location. Dubbed the Meta Store, it's designed to drum up interest in VR headsets and the metaverse.

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Jefferies says an immediate recession is unlikely, setting up these 37 stocks for gains in a market where investors are being too defensive

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Employers suffering the Great Resignation talent shortage are missing the most obvious pool of potential workers

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LEAKED MEMOS: Goldman Sachs is cutting off free gym access and other perks, while enforcing a minimum 3 weeks’ vacation to combat burnout

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Babies are a status symbol in today's economy: It's the 'haves and have-nots' of who can afford children

Fed Chair Powell says a double-size rate hike is 'on the table' in May, making mortgages, car loans, and credit-card interest even more pricey

Fed Chair Powell says a double-sized rate hike is 'on the table' in May, making mortgages, car loans, and credit-card interest even more pricey

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