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Inspiring 85-Year-Old Lands A Job Four Days After Graduating From College 
Business News (Today) - The employment market being what it is for newly minted college graduates, Willadene Zedan would stand out at Saturday's commencement at Marian University in Fond du Lac, Wis., if only... - In the last 2 hours
- 85-Year-Old Scores A Job Four Days After Graduating From College Business News (Today) - The employment market being what it is for newly minted college graduates, Willadene Zedan would stand out at Saturday's commencement at Marian University in Fond du Lac, Wis., if only...
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Popular Open-Plan Offices Make Employees Less Productive And Happy Business News (Today) - A well-designed office is a happy office. As facilities managers strive to save space and cash, they’re reshuffling desks and fiddling with temperature gauges. All of which has an impact on workers’ performance. Open-plan offices may make... 
The 15 Healthiest Cities In America Business News (Today) - NerdWallet, a consumer advocacy website, analyzed the fifty largest U.S. metropolitan areas to find out which ones were the healthiest. To come up with the list, NerdWallet looked at overall... 
12 Signs That You're Burnt Out Business News (Today) - Americans work more hours than anyone else in the world, but the extra hours can actually backfire, leading to decreased productivity and chronic stress. Though not yet an official medical... 
Tesla's Supercharger Announcement Could Be Its Most Important One Yet Business News (Today) - Tesla Motors is delaying an update on its Supercharger network until next week, CEO Elon Musk tweeted Monday. Musk said the announcement would be pushed back to make room for news that... 
Officials warn of health risks following Oklahoma tornado NY Daily News (Today) - Officials are warning tornado survivors to take precautions, as there are many health and safety concerns that are overlooked as grief overtakes people who lost almost everything. ... 
Three key financial targets to help recent grads get on the right path NY Daily News (Today) - Attention Class of 2013. There's a new math you need to learn. As you head off into the real world, it's important to figure out your financial targets - numbers... 
The Stock Market Needs Revenue Growth More Than Ever, But Things Aren't Looking Good Business News (Today) - Now that there probably isn’t much more upside for profit margins, revenues will drive earnings. Revenues will be driven by the growth in global nominal GDP, which I expect will... 
Health Insurers Are Trying To Track The Junk Food You Buy At Grocery Stores – Report Business News (Today) - Technology is driving consumers to track, record, and share loads of personal information. Whether it be via fitness trackers, heart rate monitors, grocery and restaurant loyalty cards, or check-ins, people... 
Apple and Google to lead charge as wearable tech becomes $30-$50 billion market 
BGR gadgets (Today) - Recent estimates suggested devices like Google Glass and Apple’s upcoming “iWatch” could be the start of a wearable tech explosion that generates as much as $6 billion annually by 2016.... 
Bernanke Is Drunk On Optimism And His Faith In The Future Is Frightening Business News (Today) - (Reuters) - Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke is an optimist about economic growth in the coming decades, rejecting "depressing" views about a slowdown to put his faith in collaborative innovation driven by... 
American ISPs are now hated even more than airlines BGR gadgets (Yesterday) - Major Internet service providers in the United States have long taken a beating in customer satisfaction surveys, but the latest survey from the American Customer Satisfaction Index has the grimmest... 
Angelina Jolie's Double Mastectomy: Dr. Oz "So Proud" of Actress for Confronting Health Risk and Taking Action 
ENews - Celebrity News (Yesterday) - Add Dr. Oz to the long list of Angelina Jolie admirers.
Health guru and talk show host Mehmet Oz stopped by E! News today to chat with Giuliana Rancic and Jason Kennedy and... - nytimes: With jabs, pokes and head-butts, having children can be hazardous to your health http://t.co/qwep5ZFQDO Breaking News nyt (Yesterday) - nytimes: With jabs, pokes and head-butts, having children can be hazardous to your health http://t.co/qwep5ZFQDO...
- Role of Health-Law 'Navigators' Under Fire
WSJ World Business (Yesterday) - Lawmakers are tussling over the Obama administration's plans to create a small army of assistants to guide millions of Americans, as they sign up for new health-insurance options available this... - When Social Skills Are a Warning WSJ World Business (Yesterday) - Behavior changes can serve as an early signal of mental-health issues, recent research indicates.Recognizing social changes that previously might have been shrugged off could allow for earlier treatment, doctors say....
Women's Handbags Are Filthier Than A Toilet, Study Finds Business News (Yesterday) - A study from UK-based hygiene services provider Initial reveals that women's handbags are home to more bacteria than the average toilet. After swabbing 100 surfaces and items from 25 handbags, researchers found... 
Is Obama's Government Too Big To Succeed? Business News (Yesterday) - President Obama can claim to have killed Osama bin Laden. He can reasonably take credit for helping to avert a second Great Depression. But Obama has yet to master his... 
Musharraf Wins Bail in Bhutto Assassination Case 
NY Times World News (Yesterday) - Suspected militants fired on a polio vaccination team Monday, killing one person and underscoring the threat to one of the region’s most urgent health campaigns. ...
