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US workers are failing drug tests at an incredible rate — but legal weed has the future of these screenings in doubt

A trend against marijuana screening is growing, but experts say workplace drug testing just needs to evolve with the times.

Google asked 5,600 employees about how they work and found that its happiest, most productive teams do 3 things differently

Google has published its research on working well together, even when your team is spread out across the world.

Actress Brie Larson says women face a 'trap' when they try to demand more from their paycheck. Here's her advice for getting out of it

"Money is actually something I'm excited to talk about," says actress Brie Larson.

This founder sold his company to Amazon for $1 billion after being rejected on 'Shark Tank.' Here's the one thing he said every startup needs to succeed.

Ring founder and inventor Jamie Siminoff says the most successful businesses are those that tackle long-term problems — and know how to move on after failure.

The CEO of billion-dollar startup Airtable explains why its founders decided on a corporate culture before they even had a product

CEO Howie Liu and his partners at Airtable wanted to build a lasting company, not just a cool product.

Science says you can choose to be happy at work — even at a terrible company — if you do these 5 things

A full 50 percent of our capacity for joy comes from active choices we make.

You can now minor in weed. Here are the college courses meant to prepare you for a career in cannabis.

US schools are increasingly preparing students for cannabis jobs, with courses as varied as business and botany.

6 things that cost more in the US than they do abroad

From internet access fees to drug prices, US consumers are often forced to pay higher prices than found internationally.

The world's largest hedge fund breaks down how the US workforce got screwed over the past 20 years

Ray Dalio's hedge fund Bridgewater reported that US corporate profit margins have increased, while labor bargaining power and worker wages fell.

My life and career began flourishing once I stopped stressing over these 4 silly hang-ups we all have at work

Stop sweating the small stuff, and you'll have more time to focus on moving up in your career.

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