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Supermodel Irina Shayk Selling a Swanky NYC Condo for $8.2M
The model Irina Shayk is cat-walking away from her apartment in New York City. Her snazzy pad in the West Village is listed for a head-turning $8.2 million. Read More
Company holiday parties are (sort of) back this year — and the decision on whether to host one ‘may have more resonance than ever’
40% of employers were planning in-person parties this year, up from 6% last year, one survey said Read More
More than half of young people surveyed think ‘humanity is doomed’ due to climate change
Global citizens under the age of 25 believe that governments let them down when it comes to an aggressive handling of global warming and dangerous weather. Read More
Weekend reads: this hidden wrinkle in Social Security can help you decide when to file for benefits
Also, dividend stocks, retirement locations, bitcoin and new uses for blockchain technology. Read More
‘You never see a U-Haul behind a hearse.’ A chance encounter with Rick Warren turns an unhappy accountant into a purpose-driven financial adviser
Heeding a pastor’s advice to make a greater impact by doing something meaningful. Read More
Black people were being prescribed opioids as much as whites during the drug crisis — but media coverage told a different story
A new study highlights ‘the need for racial equity in public health responses to the opioid epidemic.’ Read More
The 2022 Kia Sorento Hybrid is great for families and starts below $34,000
This fuel-sipping 3-row midsize SUV/crossover has seating for six and achieves an average of 37 mpg. And it has captain’s chairs. Read More
How to diversify crypto investments
Diversifying makes it less likely you’ll suffer a major financial blow should one of your investments not pan out. This is especially true for cryptocurrency. Read More
Pharrell Williams Takes Another Spin at Selling His Hollywood Hills Home
“Happy” singer Pharrell Williams can’t be too pleased that he hasn’t been able to sell his Hollywood Hills home. It has come back on the market for $9,995,000. Read More
‘Like a heavy anchor, he’s taken his entire family down’: Operator of credit repair business and 7 relatives sentenced in $3.4 million identity fraud case
Michael Griffin crafted fake police reports to clean up clients’ bad credit and conspired with his family to run a sweeping credit card fraud at Lowe’s. Read More
