In her latest fight with her old label, Taylor Swift is opposing a system as much as the executives she criticizes by name.
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Real ID, Later Rather Than Sooner
No more excuses, no more postponements, no kidding: Real ID requirements kick in next fall, and many travelers are not ready.
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The Elusive Right-Sized Emergency Fund
There is all sorts of advice about how much to save for emergencies, and none of it is right for you.
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How Romance Got A CEO Dumped
Want to banish love from the workplace for good? Deploy robots and algorithms, and dump the humans.
Impeachment’s Collateral Damage
Impeachment hearings likely mark the beginning of the end of a once-promising campaign – Biden’s, not Trump’s.
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The Fall Of WeWork
WeWork’s ignominious descent reminds investors to be wary of hype, exuberance and the “sunk cost fallacy.”
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Not Such Good Riddance After All
Trump wants Florida, and New York Gov. Cuomo wants Florida to have him. Cuomo’s tax collectors are apt to have other ideas.
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You Broke PG&E, So Buy It
As politicians bluster about a state takeover of PG&E, the utility’s management must be tempted to hand them the keys.
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Frequent Flyer Meets Errant Lawman (Again)
Broward Believe It or Not: Detective challenges the same African American traveler he interrogated last year in the same place.
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What Would President Warren Mean For Wall Street?
Investors probably would not welcome a Warren victory, but history shows stocks often shake off presidential election results.
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