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Negative interactions at work, even small ones, can weigh heavily on depressed or bipolar colleagues, according to new research.
Minor workplace slights can have a significantly negative impact on susceptible employees, according to a new study out of West Virginia University.
In a new Fast Company-Harris Poll, 75% of Americans say their emotional state is about the same or better in 2021. Happiness experts think they know why.
With so much bad news swirling around—COVID-19, politics, racial injustice—you’d think Americans would be throwing up their arms and gobbling down ice cream.
The actor and showrunner makes her stunning directorial debut with a revenge fantasy that crash-lands in reality.
There’s nothing easy about Promising Young Woman, Emerald Fennell’s directorial debut.
Parler is a favorite of Trump supporters and attendees of the Capitol attack. But its future is now in jeopardy.
Early in the morning of January 11, the social media platform Parler went offline after Amazon withdrew the platform’s web hosting services. Parler sued Amazon in response.
The state has mobilized all its pharmacies (not just big chains) and offered smart incentives. It’s seeing results.
The urgency of vaccinating nursing home residents is evident in the numbers. The COVID-19 pandemic has claimed the lives of more than 136,000 residents and employees of long-term care facilities in the U.S. alone, accounting for nearly 40% of all U.S. deaths linked to the disease.
The moment you expect people to start paying you money in exchange for the value that you provide, you can no longer treat it as a passive endeavor.
If you’ve ever thought about starting a side hustle, you’re probably motivated by one of three reasons:
These trendy nightgowns will make you rethink your sleep attire.
A little romantic, a little old-school, nightgowns should be a bedtime wardrobe staple. But somehow their reputation went from darling and dreamy on Clara in The Nutcracker to the oppressive flannel muumuu variety, without any stops in between.
Job loss and financial hardship from the pandemic have fallen on some groups more than others.
The economic effects of the COVID-19 pandemic have exposed many of the structural cracks in society, including the holes in social systems and the socioeconomic inequities between privileged and marginalized communities.
The six-year-old dating app where women make the first move revealed its IPO plans in a Securities and Exchange Commission filing.
Bumble is looking to spread some love on the Nasdaq.
Designers responded to a catastrophic year with idealistic products for the future.
The London Design Biennale is launching in the midst of a catastrophic year. Its main theme, Resonance, has artists grappling with issues like climate change, privacy, and technology, while its online exhibition asks artists to address these issues even more head-on.
Conquer snowy streets and sidewalks with these smart and stylish winter boots—some deeply discounted right now—from Everlane, Sorel, M. Gemi, and Allbirds.
While the outdoors have been a wonderful refuge during the pandemic, it’s difficult to simply slip outside—at least without piling on some layers and outdoor gear first. That’s why we’ve compiled favorite fall-winter women’s boots that tick three key boxes: comfortable, cute, and cozy. Forget about your high heeled options until the world reopens, and keep the duck boots in the closet: These picks will keep your feet warm and dry through snow, sleet, and rain, without sacrificing on style.
A lot happened this week. We’ll catch you up on Trump’s historic second impeachment and where things go from here.
So President Trump was impeached again this week—and his presidential term closes in mere days. Understanding what comes next requires a bit of sleuthing through procedural documents. We’ve got ya’ covered, read on.
The Samsung Galaxy Buds Pro can automatically let in outside sound when you start talking. Apple, are you paying attention?
Samsung just announced the Galaxy Buds Pro, its fanciest earbuds yet. The $200 wireless buds have automatic noise cancellation, IPX7 water resistance, and a gaming mode for low latency audio. They also sound great.
Economists studied 6,000 people across six countries, and found that peak social distancers have individual incomes around $230,000 a year.
The eggheads at Johns Hopkins University wanted to know which groups practice social distancing the most—and their findings are not politically correct: Rich women, it turns out, are far more dependable with the masks and hand washing and social distancing than everyone else.
Instead of focusing on finding the next “rockstar” in your organization, put your emphasis on cultivating a strong, equitable team.
When we talk about fixing gender and diversity representation in the tech industry, we usually think about head counts. This approach makes sense on paper, since the more diversity in your organization, the better—right? It depends. Getting people in the door doesn’t guarantee equity, when an organization’s norms, practices and patterns don’t allow individuals to have equal influence and participation.
An 89-unit apartment complex in Hackney has an unlikely tenant on the ground floor—a noisy elementary school.
A new building in London is taking mixed-use architecture to noisy but surprisingly community-oriented dimensions. Located in the borough of Hackney, the two-tower, 89-unit apartment building has been built directly above a nursery and primary school – making a playground full of screaming school kids and several floors worth of upper-income urban dwellers unlikely neighbors.
The act of confronting someone can be awkward and stressful. Here are a few strategies to skillfully approach the encounter.
Some situations at work urgently require a confrontation. Maybe it’s a gripe you have with your coworker, your boss, your neighbor, or even your spouse.
Stanford professor Fei-Fei Li says a culture of transparency, openness, and respect will lead to breakthroughs that help society.
I’ve spent two decades as a researcher and educator in artificial intelligence, drawn to the field by the opportunity to explore the mysteries of perception and cognition. But life is rarely as simple as we’d like, and the arc of my career has paralleled my mother’s escalating health struggles, including a chronic, life-threatening cardiovascular condition. As all-consuming as the world of academia can be, it sometimes feels as if I’ve spent as much time in hospitals as I have in my lab.
As early as January 6, the IRS Get My Payment tool began telling some users that their stimulus payments were scheduled to be mailed out.
When you’re counting on a chunk of money from the government, few statements are more frustrating than “the check’s in the mail,” but that’s essentially what the Internal Revenue Service has been telling taxpayers over the last nine days who are still waiting for their $600 stimulus checks.
The healthcare marketplace has come up with a scheduling platform designed to help people get vaccinated as quickly as possible.
COVID-19 vaccines are here, but even if you qualify to get one, getting it is a harried experience. Phone lines for health departments and care providers offering the vaccine are overwhelmed. Signing up for a vaccination online has been no easier. New York City Comptroller Scott Stringer, who is also running for mayor, complained that both websites available for booking vaccination appointments were “buggy” and one required too much information. Meanwhile, residents in several counties in Florida have to reserve their COVID-19 vaccinations on event-ticketing site Eventbrite (the same place they can get tickets to see local band Clematis).
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