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44 books everyone should read in their lifetime

If you want to become a more well-rounded person, you'll need to force yourself out of your comfort zone at the bookstore.

Here’s exactly what it takes to get into Wharton’s MBA program, according to 6 grads and a Wharton admissions expert

To get into Wharton for an MBA, do some research beyond just the classes and alumni, say these experts — and get to know the culture of the school.

I lived in Sweden for 5 years. Here are 5 things Americans get wrong about work-life balance.

From generous parental leave policies to a guaranteed five weeks of paid vacation, there's a lot the US could learn from Sweden.

13 companies with incredible employee health and fitness perks

Companies like Nike, Lululemon, and Lyft are a cut above the rest when it comes to employee wellness and fitness perks.

Here's how much male and female American workers earn at every age

A gender pay gap exists at all ages, with the median male worker earning more than the median female worker.

The best suburbs in every state in America

GoBankingRates determined the best suburbs in each state by analyzing crime rates, cost of living, school quality, and housing affordability.

Watching my dad build a business from scratch in my teens taught me 3 lifelong lessons about money

It was my dad's dream to own a business, and after he was laid off when I was a teenager, he took the plunge and became an entrepreneur.

11 people reveal what they wish their bosses knew about them

Whether sharing with your boss your long-term goals or your personal work style, communicating with your manager can be beneficial for both parties.

The 18 biggest failures in soda history, from New Coke to Orbitz

Some soda brands just don't resonate with consumers, and they're taken off supermarket shelves, never to return.

'It's the art of the possible': How Walmart and Target are harnessing AI to rocket past the competition

Target and Walmart are succeeding in an increasingly digital world as others struggle. Investments in AI-based offerings promise to speed that growth.

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