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Recent surveys show that college graduates increasingly lack the job skills needed to succeed in the workplace, and workplace analysts say higher education should focus more on career preparation.

There's certainly no secret about the fact that American colleges and universities have gone far left.

Poor Black Friday. The discount shopping bonanza's days are numbered. Retail analysts predict that visiting brick-and-mortar stores the day after Thanksgiving will vanish by 2043.

Fully remote jobs more than doubled early in the COVID-19 pandemic and stayed elevated in 2021 as workers deemed "non-essential" delayed returning to the workplace, the Census Bureau reported Tuesday.

Ah, the perfect Easter basket. Loaded to the brim with chocolate rabbits, jelly beans, marshmallow candies and, of course, those colorfully dyed and decorated ... potatoes?

Ben Lieberman had his Honda sedan towed to a repair shop on Nov. 4 after a bump in the road deployed his passenger side airbag. Five months later, he's still waiting to get his car back.

Most recent college graduates are emotionally unprepared to survive in the 9-5 workplace, according to a survey that experts say confirms a growing trend.

A growing number of states have cut grocery taxes to relieve working Americans struggling with runaway inflation.

Americans will spend fewer dollars on Black Friday as rising prices and online shopping further erode the clout of the single-day retail holiday, according to consumer forecasts.

Americans will spend fewer dollars on Black Friday as rising prices and online shopping further erode the clout of the single-day retail holiday, according to consumer forecasts.