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9 essential Warren Buffett investing lessons from 60 years of Berkshire Hathaway annual shareholder letters

9 essential Warren Buffett investing lessons from 60 years of Berkshire Hathaway annual shareholder letters

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5 shocking eating disorder statistics
Eating disorders are serious mental health conditions that affect millions of people across the country. Yet stigma, misinformation, and outdated stereotypes continue to cloud public understanding of … more
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Study: Teaching science and reading together yields double benefits for learning
This month marks the five-year anniversary of the World Health Organization's declaration that COVID-19 was a pandemic . That announcement shuttered school buildings and launched millions of students … more
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New research links gun violence exposure to higher rates of depression and suicidal ideation
For decades, politicians and gun lobbying organizations have perpetuated the notion that mental health issues drive mass violence. A new study is challenging that narrative, though, showing that, … more
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The boom in WNBA popularity
In recent years, women’s basketball , in particular WNBA popularity, has surged due to increased investment, rising attendance, record franchise valuations, and expanded media coverage. … more
Knitting, cheerleading, fishing: This is what a cellphone ban looks like in one school district
During lunch on a Thursday, five dozen students rummaged through fishing lines and hooks, spreading reels and rods across desks in a science lab at Ferris High School in Spokane, Washington, for … more
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What are tariffs and how do they impact consumers?
A tariff is a tax on imported goods that's paid by the importing firm to its government. However, those costs often get passed down to consumers, resulting in higher prices for the affected products. … more
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Why you need cash on hand in case of a planned blackout—which is becoming more common
Are you prepared for when the power goes out? To prevent massive wildfires in drought-prone, high-wind areas, electrical companies have begun preemptively shutting off electricity. These planned … more
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7 fastest-growing business trends in retail and e-commerce
The retail and e-commerce sectors present significant entrepreneurial opportunities despite global economic shifts and geopolitical uncertainties. For those who can innovate and meet evolving market … more
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The surprising reason fewer children will travel home for Mother's Day this year
Mother's Day is just around the corner and millions of adult children will travel home for the holiday.  However, an increasing number of adult children won't be traveling … more
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These states have investigated miscarriages and stillbirths as crimes
In late March, police in southern Georgia arrested a 24-year-old woman who had a miscarriage after a witness reported seeing her place the fetal remains in a dumpster. The coroner in Tift … more
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10 ways Mental Health Awareness Month has made a difference—and how you can get involved
When Mental Health America established Mental Health Awareness Month in 1949, few could have predicted its profound impact. What began as a modest educational effort has evolved into a national … more
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Americans have the most student loan debt in these states
While taxes and a high cost of living eat into a household's earnings, past debt obligations like student loans may take another significant chunk out of the budget before allocating disposable … more
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Retirement, interrupted: Why those over 55 are a fast-growing segment of the workforce
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Is your phone actually listening to you? We fact-checked 5 surveillance myths.
Mirrors that track workout reps ,  pillows that silence snores —smart technology is constantly evolving. Our phones are some of the smartest and most ubiquitous. By 2024, 9 in 10 Americans … more
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11 iconic mother figures across TV history
Television has long archived the evolution of domestic life and the mother figures at its center. While viewers might not have closely tracked the many legislative wins and institutional changes that … more
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The most and least hospitable states for electric vehicle ownership
The number of people purchasing and using electric vehicles in the United States reached record levels in 2024, thanks to a combination of federal, state, and local incentives and growing awareness … more
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The number of 18-year-olds is about to drop sharply, packing a wallop for colleges—and the economy
The College of Saint Rose in … <span class='morelink'><a href='/stories/the-number-of-18-year-olds-is-about-to-drop-sharply-packing-a-wallop-for-collegesand-the,428637?'>more</a></span> </div> <div class='dateline'> <span itemprop=Jon Marcus for The Hechinger Report |
The new playbook: Why personalized coaching is taking over youth sports
In the past, finding a private sports coach often meant word-of-mouth referrals, expensive training facilities, and time-consuming scheduling. But as technology continues to reshape the way we work, … more
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Abandoned coal mines are becoming the batteries of the future
From Europe to North America, an energy revolution is breathing new life into empty, long-forgotten coal mine shafts—by repurposing them into places to store renewable energy. Using … more
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