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Zack Friedman had lunch with Warren Buffett in Omaha, Nebraska. He met a happy workhorse who knows his own strengths.

Mass shooters tend to have violent, impulsive pasts; many have a history of domestic violence. Despite federal laws, they're still able to buy guns.

Researchers at Harvard Business Review asked managers and employees about signs of an imminent resignation.

Not surprisingly, many of the colleges with students reporting highest marijuana use are in states where recreational use of the drug is legal.

While no country is a pure analog for America, its peers have taken massive, successive steps to driving down killings, like destroying guns in bulk.

Jamie Cohen, one of the youngest female CFOs in the country, left her first college internship with job experience and a life-changing book.

Executives like Bezos, Musk, and Jobs developed tricks to combat bad meetings. Steve Jobs liked to have meetings with the fewest people possible.

The honorees include a physicist tackling cancer, a lawyer who guides startups, and a pharmacist changing the way patients are cared for.

When your dream job is making your quality of life worse, it can be even harder to complain or speak up.

Be honest: you're not going to finish it later. Here's how to fight that impulse, and other productivity lies we tell ourselves.

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