NFL approves private equity investments into teams
[ad_1] NFL team owners approved a measure to allow private equity firms to take an ownership stake in franchises. The vote came during an owners
For Gen Zers like me, AI regulation isn’t happening fast enough—and our future depends on it
[ad_1] When I was growing up, artificial intelligence lived in the realm of science fiction. I remember being in awe of Iron Man’s AI system
Marijuana use and abuse may mean more missed work
[ad_1] While the modern marijuana consumer may be shedding that lazy stoner stereotype, new research shows that employees who use and abuse the drug are
Nvidia employees are so rich that they shrug off high pressure
[ad_1] Nvidia’s skyrocketing stock has made its employees so rich they’ll tolerate pretty much anything—even its demanding and sometimes unhealthy work culture. The company’s shares
Stomach cancer: What are the signs?
[ad_1] Rob “the Rabbit” Pitts, star of Netflix’s car renovation reality series Tex Mex Motors, died on Sunday at age 45 from stomach cancer. Before
Aetna expands fertility coverage | Fortune Well
[ad_1] The CVS Health company Aetna announced a “landmark policy change” on Tuesday, that it would expand its coverage of fertility services to include intrauterine
24 states gear up for ‘high-profile fight’ with Brown University over Israel divestment vote
[ad_1] The top law enforcement officials in 24 states warned Brown University of financial penalties if the school’s trustees vote in favor of a proposal
Swiss scientists make a chocolate breakthrough
[ad_1] It’s been a rough year for chocoholics. Spot prices for cocoa nearly tripled earlier this year, and consumers looking for a cocoa fix have
The promised fix to America’s retirement crisis might not be much of a solution after all
[ad_1] But new research finds that these changes to retirement savings programs aren’t having the hoped for effects when they are implemented in the workplace.
It’s getting easier to find a starter home but harder to afford one
[ad_1] There are more starter homes ready for people to buy, but they are not getting any cheaper. Still, there’s some increased interest among buyers.