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Doctor Practice Staffing Is Falling Again As Labor Shortage Worsens
Staffing of physician practices and medical groups is falling again as the ongoing healthcare labor shortage worsens, The American Medical Group Association said.
‘Forever’ Cruise Ship Seized In Singapore—And Reportedly Owes $500,000 In Unpaid Fuel Debt As Prices Soar
Retirees invested up to $899,000 for a permanent home at sea, but soaring oil prices and unpaid debts abruptly ended the 15-year voyage.
Trump Media Stock Rises 10% After Reporting Earnings—Adding $30 Million To Trump’s Fortune
Shares of Trump Media are up about 9% as of Tuesday afternoon, but the stock price hasn’t fully recovered from losses after last week’s midterm elections.
AJ Foyt Racing And GM Defense Launch Project Accelerator
On the eve of Veterans Day, IndyCar's AJ Foyt Racing announced a partnership with GM Defense and the Congressional Medal Of Honor Society to Project Accelerator.
BTS’ RM Gets His Own Stanford University Course
Stanford’s new BTS-inspired course draws on RM’s creative journey to explore mental health, art, self-awareness and the science of well-being.
Bob’s Discount Furniture Never Has A Sale Yet It’s Thriving In A Challenged Market
As furniture retailers struggle with weakening demand, Bob's shows how pairing a strong value proposition with evergreen retail fundamentals are a winning formula.
A Very Nutcracker Christmas. Why Tradition Is Finding New Value In 2026
From ette hotel’s Orlando Ballet collaboration to Barbie’s 25th Nutcracker anniversary, festive nostalgia drives experiences, with 71% of Gen Z enjoying in-store browsing.
Gotham FC’s Turf War Exposes Bigger Problem For The NWSL
The team's relocation is a test of the standards the women's pro soccer league expects from its clubs and venues.
“Shadow Lobbying”: When Is A Lobbyist Not A Lobbyist?
In addition to 14,000 registered lobbyists, the federal government is influenced by large numbers of "shadow lobyists" that are largely unregulated.
5 Costs To Prepare For As Prices Keep Rising
The cost of living could climb again in 2027. See how inflation, food, housing, interest rates and safety net cuts could put pressure on your budget.
Vevo Backed Billie Eilish And Chappell Roan Early On — Here Are Its 2027 Picks
Vevo has named 18 emerging acts to its 2027 DSCVR Artists to Watch list, hoping to identify future stars like Billie Eilish and Chappell Roan.
Microdramas Bring Flood Of AI And Romance But Few Ads
Vertical microdramas—60 to 90-second mobile video stories—are experiencing rapid growth and drawing billions of views. Where is this market going?
Interest Rate Hike Odds Rise—After October Inflation Exceeded Economists’ Expectations
With another month of higher numbers for consumer prices, it seems likely the Federal Reserve will raise interest rates in December.
House Republicans Accuse Epstein Associates Of Lying About Not Knowing Abuse
Democrats criticized the report Tuesday, saying it’s “misleading” and “incomplete” because of gaps in the committee’s investigation.
Jensen Huang Is No Longer Among World’s 10 Richest As Nvidia Slump Continues
Jensen Huang’s net worth fell another $8.6 billion on Tuesday as Nvidia shares suffered a second day of declines.
Why Daniel Radcliffe’s Not Sure He’ll Watch HBO’s ‘Harry Potter’ Show
Daniel Radcliffe grew up starring as Harry Potter, but he's not sure he'll watch the new HBO show. Why?
3 Company Values That Stick
The best company values are simple and effective. For Glenn Bostock and SnapCab, be kind, be authentic, and be useful have been guiding values for their culture.
Is A Steadier BP About To See A Meaningful Stock Price Uptick?
The pace of change at energy giant BP (LON: BP) appears to be gathering momentum, and that is gradually beginning to reflect in its stock price.