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USNI News Marines Retooling Infantry Training for Complex Warfare in Pacific May 6, 2021 2:51 PM U.S. Marines with Alpha Company, Infantry Training Battalion, School of Infantry – West, take simulated artillery fire during the last event of a five-day capstone exercise for the Infantry Marine Course on Marine Corps Base Camp Pendleton, Calif., on April 30, 2021. US Marine Corps CAMP PENDLETON, CALIF. — After 20 years of counterinsurgency and low-end conflict in the Middle East, the Marines are rapidly retooling for a different kind of fight. As the service has shed legacy equipment like t...

By: Andrew Moran Knowing when to take the money and run in the stock market has perplexed institutional and armchair investors for years. It is a conundrum for too many people. If you sell too early, you risk losing out on more gains. If you sell too late, you place your profits in danger. One investment legend that has permeated the New York Stock Exchange since 1929 still rings true today. Joseph Kennedy, the father of President John F. Kennedy, claimed that he knew when the financial markets were near the end of the bull market, and it was time to hit the sell button for his stocks: when...

Monitoring improvements in employees’ financial lives effectively gauges the success of employer financial wellness programs. Reported by Employers have been increasingly interested in offering financial well-being programs to employees over the years, and the COVID-19 pandemic has accelerated this interest. Nearly half (49%) of plan sponsors added financial well-being tools or services to their benefit offerings last year and 17% plan to add them in 2021, according to Alight’s “Hot Topics in Retirement and Financial Wellbeing 2021” report. “Employers are saying, ‘We understand fi...

By: Andrew Moran A year ago, the financial markets were infected with the coronavirus. Black Mondays, dead cat bounces, falling knives, and billions of dollars in liquidation dominated the business headlines. Twelve months later, equities are at record highs, commodities have been supercharged into a supercycle, cryptocurrency’s journey to the moon is back on, and armchair investors are beating the hedge funds. But why is there this overwrought feeling that the colosseum is about to implode? Perhaps the tagline from Christopher Nolan’s epic 2020 picture  Tenet explains it best: “...

The unlikely place young workers fight mental-health taboos Twenty-three-year-old Londoner Max Selwood has a popular TikTok account, but not the kind you might expect. Unlike the dance trends and cooking how-tos that blew up on the platform in 2020, Selwood’s videos focus on a less fun – but also popular – subject: mental health. Selwood, who has anxiety, depression and obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD), posts clips about social anxiety, mood changes, toxic masculinity and more. He first started posting about mental health on Instagram about three years ago, but began posting on TikTo...