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I'm a nanny who won't fly on private planes with my wealthy clients. I make it clear before I accept a job.

Professional nanny Samantha Jordan explains why she refuses private jet travel and sets travel safety boundaries with her wealthy clients.

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I used to work in long-term care. When my mom needed memory care, that experience helped me navigate the costs.

Aurora McKenzie, 47, cared for her mother, who had lived in a memory care facility in the last two years of her life before dying in August.

Can My Company Force Me to Reveal My Personal Email?

Plus: Ways to leave your mentee and new-parent strife.

Crocs director Ronald Frasch sells $2.3 million in company shares

Medicare Advantage vs. Traditional Medicare, Explained

When you sign up for the retiree health plan, the two options can present a financial puzzle. But cost is just one factor.

The World Can’t Get Enough Anime. Can Japan Cash In on Its Success?

Sony is building an anime empire, betting that global fandom can fuel growth for both the company and the country as foreign rivals and A.I. swarm the scene.

Peggy Johnson took humanoid robots to Wall Street. Now she has to make them profitable.

Peggy Johnson rose through Qualcomm, became Microsoft's chief dealmaker, and led Magic Leap. Now she's trying to turn humanoid robots into a business.

EU, UK near post-Brexit carbon market linkage deal - Bloomberg

In pictures: France protests draw 146,000 as clashes erupt for fourth straight weekend

France's Interior Ministry counted 146,000 protesters Saturday as demonstrations over living costs public services entered a fourth consecutive weekend.

Saudi Aramco building in Riyadh damaged by falling debris after attempted attack, ministry says

Turkish villagers demand COP31 leaders see for themselves devastation caused by coal

Zaporizhzhia nuclear plant loses external power, switches to diesel generators

Unrest in France looks like a ‘pretty big foreshadowing’ to economists nervously eyeing national debt at 126% of GDP

Aramco Riyadh Office Targeted in Attack, Causing Limited Damage

Saudi Aramco offices in Riyadh came under attack on Sunday in a fresh escalation in the kingdom’s conflict with the Iran-backed Houthis in Yemen.

South Africa’s ANC battered by local election losses ahead of coalition talks

5 big analyst AI moves: Is the historic AI stock rout a buy opportunity?

Chemed executive vice president Lee sells $494,196 in stock

Turkey’s coal dependence faces scrutiny as COP31 climate summit begins

‘AI clog’: UK public bodies battle onslaught of chatbot-generated complaints

‘No vote, no warning, just plain math’: Social Security is six years from an automatic 22% cut—and most Americans have no idea

The retirement trust fund runs dry in late 2032, triggering an automatic cut for current and future retirees. Every year Congress waits makes the fix bigger.

Stockland drops Sydney data center plans after community opposition

Matthew Janzaruk, P&G SVP, sells $1.55 million in shares

Banana producers in Latin America want better pay to cope with effects of climate crisis

‘Free grand piano’: the scam playing on music lovers’ heartstrings

Emails claim to come from a woman whose husband has died – but the offer isn’t what it seems An email pops up in your inbox: a woman whose husband has died is giving away his grand piano for free.

How Mercedes suffered a €14bn EBIT drop

First Interstate Bancsystem director sells $120,016 in FIBK stock

Hot fridges, a fake nuclear alert and a $6bn heist: are we in the foothills of a hacking epidemic?

Bitcoin holds below $76K as Binance EU closures add to crypto market pressure

Cathie Wood 'always feels better when the market is worried' — here's why

The Ark Invest CEO said there was a "wall of worry" gripping markets right now.