I work a second job to pay off $86,000 in student-loan debt. The cancellation helps, but I'll never get my 20s back.

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I work a second job to pay off $86,000 in student-loan debt. The cancellation helps, but I'll never get my 20s back.

Sarah, 25, never traveled or moved out of her parents' home because of her student loans. She's using the relief to help with her siblings' debt.

These 10 cities are pummeling Airbnbs with regulations and restrictions, trying to combat issues from noise to housing affordability

Locals and legislators in theses places are tired of crowding, safety issues, and concerns that they drive up area home prices for renters and buyers.

Wharton professor Adam Grant explains the one mindset that every business owner should have to retain employees and increase revenue

Some of the biggest company failures happened because leaders were too slow to rethink policies and practices, said Wharton professor Adam Grant.

A crypto VC who made early bets on Magic Eden and NEAR Protocol breaks down how he invests, and why NFTs are the key to mainstream crypto success

Electric Capital founder Avichal Garg explains how he evaluates the projects he invests in, and why he believes NFTs are the key to crypto's future.

Starbucks' pumpkin spice lattes are back in stores Tuesday — with a price bump due to inflation

Starbucks' divisive fall drink returns to stores on Tuesday with a higher price tag. The price of a grande pumpkin spice latte is up 4% vs. last year.

Y Combinator-backed startup Protex AI aims to predict workplace accidents before they happen. Check out the 14-slide pitch deck it used to raise $18 million.

The startup's AI platform works with existing CCTV infrastructure to detect potential causes of accidents before they arise.

Y Combinator's all-star alum and VC Garry Tan returns to take over the accelerator as its chief executive

Tan will take over for Geoff Ralston next year as the CEO of the startup accelerator Y Combinator, Initialized and Y Combinator announced Monday.

Mihailo Bjelic cofounded Polygon, the massive blockchain development platform that landed partnerships with Meta, Stripe, and the NFL. He told us how he got into crypto — and what it's like leading a 450-person company by the age of 36.

Mihailo Bjelic cofounded Polygon, and landed partnerships with Meta and the NFL. He shares what it's like to lead a 450-person company by age 36.

I work a second job to pay off $86,000 in student-loan debt. The cancellation helps, but I'll never get my 20s back.

I work a second job to pay off $86,000 in student-loan debt. The cancellation helps, but I'll never get my 20s back.

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These 10 cities are pummeling Airbnbs with regulations and restrictions, trying to combat issues from noise to housing affordability

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Wharton professor Adam Grant explains the one mindset that every business owner should have to retain employees and increase revenue

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A crypto VC who made early bets on Magic Eden and NEAR Protocol breaks down how he invests, and why NFTs are the key to mainstream crypto success

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Starbucks' pumpkin spice lattes are back in stores Tuesday — with a price bump due to inflation

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Y Combinator-backed startup Protex AI aims to predict workplace accidents before they happen. Check out the 14-slide pitch deck it used to raise $18 million.

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Y Combinator's all-star alum and VC Garry Tan returns to take over the accelerator as its chief executive

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Mihailo Bjelic cofounded Polygon, the massive blockchain development platform that landed partnerships with Meta, Stripe, and the NFL. He told us how he got into crypto — and what it's like leading a 450-person company by the age of 36.

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