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New research shows that 67% of adults around the world believe sleep has a major impact on their personal wellness, and “worrying” is the top culprit. Read More

New Stanford research gives insight into how women are made to feel alienated in STEM fields, proving that the lack of women in technology is more than a pipeline problem — it’s an endemic structural issue. Read More

When you start an email, do you go for the more casual, “Yo, what’s up,” or for the more buttoned-up “Dear Madam or Sir”? A new analysis of 300,000 emails found that how you start an email can decide whether or not you get a response. Read More

If you’re a woman entrepreneur, you are more likely to get funding if you emphasize your venture’s social mission, while men are not expected to do the same. Read More

You may be surprised at what makes people happy. Read More

Too many times, the equation to getting hired is filled with unseen elements that have nothing to do with your qualifications. A recent survey found that one of the biggest interview mistakes is a self-inflicted wound — your tardiness to the interview itself. Read More

Is your boss a millennial? If so, chances are, they prefer communicating with you online more than any other method. Read More

Frances McDormand’s Oscar night inclusion rider shout-out sparked a national discussion on the little-known contract clause, and how it could be used to increase the representation of minorities in Hollywood and beyond. Read More

People stay up worrying for a variety of reasons, but for some, it’s because of work. Nearly half of workers can’t get a good night’s rest because of their jobs. Read More