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'Know That You Will Screw Up': Real Talk for New Graduates
We rounded up some real-world post-grad tips from our favorite young successful smarties.
Business
TED's Taboo: What's Too Controversial for the Hipster Confab?
Real talk about rich people is the last sacred cow at conference where the entry fee starts at $7,500—and reaches heights of $125,000.
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Big Idea: To Fight Inequality, Link Worker Pay to Corporate Taxes
The average CEO earns 300 times more than the workers at his company. It's out of whack, it's driving inequality, and there's a way to fix it.
Business
Moving On Up to the Northeast Side: Where Can You Climb the Income Ladder?
It’s time to ask yourself if your career’s in the right place—not figuratively, but physically.
Business
Meet the French Socialist Who Could Save Europe
A socialist president in France is inspiring jitters, but the Francois Hollande could be just what the doctor ordered for Europe—and the world.
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Big Idea: A Green Energy Offensive From the Department of Defense
The military’s energy innovation can set the stage for a job-creating, deficit-reducing national shift.
Business
Five Numbers You Need to Know From April's Jobs Report
April is the cruelest month, breeding fewer jobs than expected.
Business
This Millionaire Is Wrong: Inequality Isn't the Key to Economic Success
A millionaire makes the case that inequality makes the world go 'round. His world, maybe.
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Occupy Wall Street is Back—What Happens Next?
Tuesday's May Day protest in New York City lacked urgency, but it proved Occupy Wall Street still has a resonant shorthand.
Business
Facebook Nudges Users to Earn Their Organ Donor Badge
Will social networks become platforms for civic engagement? Facebook's experiment with organ donation is a step in the right direction.
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Big Idea: Universal Pre-K to Teach Children and Create Jobs
If we made the effort to reach the majority of toddlers who don't have access to early education, we'd reap benefits across the board.
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Protecting Weird Science: Why We Pay to Study Dog Urine, Guinea Pig Hearing, and Meth Rats
Sometimes you have to study some weird stuff to learn how to make life better.
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The World's Longest Invoice: Freelancers Union Declares War on Shady Clients
Ever been stiffed by a client? Add what you're owed to the World's Longest Invoice.
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GOOD Maker Finalists: Unconventional Lending Libraries
Have more, own less. That’s the ethos behind the online communities helping people lend and exchange the stuff collecting dust in their garages.
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Big Idea: Give Every Child a $500 Savings Plan
Let's give every baby in the United States $500.
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What Would America Look Like Under the GOP's Budget Plans?
They won't pass, but Paul Ryan and Pat Toomey's proposed budgets are the GOP's vision for the United States—and the center of its election strategy.
Business
What a Warm Winter Reveals About Americans' Job Prospects
Hiring seems slow thanks to aberrant weather patterns, but there are good reasons to expect economic growth to continue.
Business
Infographic: On Tax Day, Are the 1 Percent Paying Their Fair Share?
A visual breakdown of the haves and have nots on tax day. Income inequality, anyone?
