Author: super@dmin
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Next Avenue: Are you fit for your age, or are you frail? Here’s how to find out.
Frailty is connected to increases in the risk of falls or hospitalization, and can slow recovery from illness, injury or surgery. There’s tools to measure it.
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Retirement Hacks: Talking about money at the holidays? It’s not always a bad idea.
How to make heavy talks, like estate and retirement plans, easier this holiday season.
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: How long should you keep spices in your kitchen? This woman has some that are 50 years old.
We buy billions of dollars in seasonings each year, but often balk at tossing out expired products.
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The Margin: ‘You can enjoy yourself with or without alcohol,’ says England star, after Qatar World Cup stadium beer ban
Qatar is the first country in the Arab world to host the World Cup.
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The Ratings Game: Disney stock rockets upon Bob Iger’s return, as ‘perhaps the best leader in media’ is back
Disney shares were surging in premarket action Monday after the surprise weekend announcement that Bob Iger was returning to lead the media giant
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Need to Know: Markets will shift to a ‘hope’ phase next year, and investors would be wise not to miss it, says Goldman Sachs
Our call of the day from Goldman Sachs says the bear market isn’t over and it will be a ‘volatile’ ride to the bottom. But at some point in 2023, the “hope” phase will kick in.
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Outside the Box: How companies can survive a recession with fewer workers — without losing key leadership and talent
Businesses that appropriately balance defense and offense fare best.
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BookWatch: Ask these 4 questions to survive a Thanksgiving dinner where everyone is convinced they know the answers
Use cultural intelligence to talk with co-workers, friends and family members who see the world differently than you do.
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BookWatch: Employees or independent contractors? Fairness for America’s gig workers must come from entrepreneurs, not government.
Many people are enticed to take up gig work by the promise of ‘you are your own boss.’
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Futures Movers: Oil ticks lower on China demand worries
Oil futures edge lower Monday, extending last week’s rout, as worries remain over China’s demand outlook in the face of renewed COVID-19 lockdowns