The Wall Street Journal
The Wall Street Journal, an American daily newspaper, focuses on business and economic news. Owned by Rupert Murdoch’s News Corp., The Wall Street Journal is the second-largest newspaper in the United States (behind only The New York Times), with a print circulation of around 654,000 and 3 million digital subscribers.
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Abington Native Ash Carter— Harvard Professor, Physicist, Former Defense Secretary — Dies Aged 68
Ash Carter, an Abington native and Harvard professor with a degree in theoretical physics who served as Defense Secretary under the Obama administration, died of…
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4 Reasons Why You Should Stop Saying Sorry at Work
“Sorry” is a word used quite often in the American lexicon. But many argue that the adjective has lost its meaning. People often use the…
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Are You Eligible for Student Loan Forgiveness?
40 million indebted Americans are awaiting their financial fates after a federal appeals court temporarily halted Biden’s student-loan forgiveness program. The online portal for…
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4 Reasons Why Your Boss Wants You Back in the Office Amid “Productivity Paranoia”
Since the pandemic has reshaped workplace culture and more people are working from home, new fears among employers are arising. “Productivity paranoia” a term coined…
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Yardley Native Discusses How He Landed His Role on ‘The Office’, Having Impostor Syndrome
Zach Woods, a Yardley native and a popular actor known for his roles in The Office, Silicon Valley, and Veep, got his lucky break when…
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Return to Normalcy Ushers in New Rules for Getting Face Time With the Boss
If your company is transitioning workers back to being in the office, you might now wonder if that means you need to go back to…
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The Most Successful Quitters Explain Why You Shouldn’t be Afraid to Leave Your Job
Even if you have mentally checked out of your job long ago, the decision to quit can be tough. You tell yourself “maybe it will…
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The Wall Street Journals Asks, What the #@$%! Happened to Our Manners at Work?
If you are someone whose company mandated a return to the office, one aspect you may have missed was the camaraderie of other people. But…
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Dealing With the Big Shift in Workplace Etiquette
Employees and employers alike have been noticing an increasing prevalence of rude behaviors since Covid restrictions have ended and more people are physically back in…
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For Sale — Cute Penthouse, Central Park View, Spiral Staircase, a Steal at a Quarter-Billion Dollars
At $250 million, the penthouse at New York’s Central Park Tower — a triplex positioned at a height of over 1,400 feet — is the…
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Want to Brag About Your Accomplishments Without Looking Like You’re Bragging? Try Sharing the Credit
Job interviews are a bit of an odd situation because you are basically being asked to explain what makes you so great, but you also…
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The Wall Street Journal: You Don’t Need to be Good at Something to Enjoy it
One of the most strenuous things about work is that you are always expected to be at the top of your game. So it is…
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Couple Looking to Buy Home Ends Up Owning Whole Town in Pennsylvania
When Cleaveland couple Saji Daniel and Shannon McGauley got an invitation in October 2020 from their neighbor, Dr. Lou Keppler, to visit Foxburg, they thought…
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In a New Normal, Work Friendships Seem Harder to Forge. Are they a Priority?
While everyone was working remotely during the health restrictions of the pandemic, a lot of workers learned that they don’t miss commuting to work. And…
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Not Taking Your Job Too Seriously Has a New Name: Quiet Quitting
One of the major narratives about excelling in your career is that those who go above and beyond at work are the ones who go…
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What If You Don’t Want that Big Job Offer? How to Tactfully Reject a Job Offer You No Longer Want
Usually, a job offer is a cause for celebration. But sometimes during the interviewing process, you learn something that sours you on the company. Or…
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The Wall Street Journal: Have Deeper, More Meaningful Conversations – With Anyone
One of the most difficult things about the worst of the last two years is how isolated everyone felt. Sure, there was Zoom and phone…
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How to Cope with Working for a Bad Boss
Maybe you started your job and everything seemed great. But then as you got to learn your boss’s managerial style a bit better, you realized…
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