They managed to wander out of bed and out into the street, wearing no clothes at all.
You've just graduated from college and you're feeling invincible. Student loans are a burden, but other than that you're ready to take on the world. But what if you're in an accident or have a health issue?
Before you head out into the world, take a few minutes to think about health insurance. Here are four things to consider about post-grad health insurance protection.
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Austria was split in half Sunday in a cliffhanger presidential election in which far-right candidate Norbert Hofer held a narrow lead over his left-wing challenger in a vote that will not be decided until nearly 1 million absentee ballots are counted Monday.
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Investment bankers are increasingly leaving Wall Street to work for the companies they advise — and it's starting to hurt the banking industry in more ways that one.
JPMorgan's Alejandro Vicente, a managing director in consumer goods, is the latest to make the jump.
He's leaving to work for JAB Holdings, the Keurig and Caribou Coffee owner that last week announced it was buying Krispy Kreme, the Financial Times' Arash Massoudi reports.
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Even if you don’t like capitalism, you’d better draw up a personal profit-and-loss statement if you want to change the world.
CAIRO — An Islamic State group spokesman has urged sympathizers in Europe and the U.S. to launch attacks on civilians there if they are unable to travel to the group’s self-declared caliphate in Syria and Iraq. In a 31-minute audio message released late Saturday by the Islamic State’s media arm al-Furqan, Abu Mohammed al-Adnani told his followers that, “the tiniest action you do in the heart of their land is dearer to us than the biggest action by us ... there are no innocents in the heart of the... Читать дальше...
Value investors appear to be stuck in another poor period
ANDERSON, Ind. (AP) — A new Anderson youth basketball league is making a splash in its first year of existence. The (Anderson) Herald Bulletin (bit.ly/27IJS8O ) reports that a seventh-grade girls' team from the Anderson Basketball Association will play in a national tournament in Atlanta this summer. The Lady Heat's coaches say the program for elementary and middle school boys and girls balances athletics with academics while filling a void in the hours after school and during the summer. About 150 players are enrolled in the program this year.
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Cleon was an Athenian demagogue, a shrewd operator known for violence and for getting things done.
The policy of universities taking big bites of the intellectual property rights of their professors’ creations is counterproductive
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TORONTO, May 22 (UPI) -- Rapper Drake continues to insert himself into the NBA's Eastern Conference Finals as if he were actually playing in the games.
They discourage saving and undermine personal responsibility, making government dependency more tempting.
While jokingly conceding he "sucks on clay", Australian star Bernard Tomic admits he very nearly chose skip the claycourt season this year to focus on his grass court preparations.
She allegedly called him a 'monkey' and a 'black b****rd'.
The deposed Brazilian president was overwhelmed by a position she was never qualified to hold
Bill Whitaker speaks with a former stock analyst who -- after getting caught -- became an informant in one of the biggest insider trading busts in U.S. history
Congress should stop this venture in bad medicine and flawed economics.
The Arcebispos required a penalty shoot-out to defeat Porto in the final, with the former Pacos Ferreira goalkeeper his side's hero
NEW YORK (AP) — A New York man is being held without bail after police say he killed his wife and then wheeled her body around before dumping it on the front lawn of a Staten Island home.
NEW YORK (AP) — A New York man is being held without bail after police say he killed his wife and then wheeled her body around before dumping it on the front lawn of a Staten Island home.
