At 63, He Entered Maine’s Free Shipyard Training While Collecting Unemployment and Social Security. Then the Paycheck Changed the Math.
© NiseriN / iStock via Getty Images A Second Act at the Shipyard A 63-year-old machinist in Maine…
OPINION | She made a plan: The third shift no one talks about
For many South African women, there has long been a third shift of survival work squeezed into the…
Australia’s privacy tsar warns new laws may be needed for smart glasses
Discreet, camera-enabled smart glasses such as Meta’s Ray-Bans and Kmart’s Anko glasses may require new laws amid fears…
Consumers Cut Extras as Credit Card Debt Nears a Record
The June credit report indicates that the checkout total can keep rising even when the consumer’s financial cushion…
How a 52-Year-Old Can Turn $425,000 Into a Monthly Paycheck Machine by 62
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Foodtech startup “jalebi.io” shuts down permanently
Jalebi.io, the UAE-based foodtech startup, announced it is permanently shutting down after a journey that began in 2021…
Melbourne auctions: Inner-west Victorian home sells for $817,500 in post-auction negotiations
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China overtakes US to lead global R&D spending, hitting $615bn
Science Corporate, university expenditures for 2024 include computers, electronics China’s jump in R&D spending was driven by corporate…
Am I too old to be more aggressive with my KiwiSaver? – Ask Susan
Got questions? RNZ has a podcast, ‘No Stupid Questions‘, with Susan Edmunds. We’d love to hear more of…
How Gen Z entrepreneurs are using startup builder residencies and hacker houses to start their businesses
Earlier this year, more than 500 women applied for eight beds in a Bengaluru house. They were competing…
6 of our favourite suburban takeaways
Watson Takeaway is a classic. Photo: James Day. There’s something nostalgic about a takeaway shop. It conjures up…
‘Mass exodus’: Buyers flee housing market
The number of Australians taking on new a mortgage has slumped. Picture: NewsWire A mass exodus from both…