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Summer Reading 2024
Published on 07/12/2024

Let's take a look at some of this year's fiction best sellers!

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The Turnaround of Meta/Facebook: From Doomed to Dominant
Published on 07/11/2024

A once "doomed" Facebook/META has now become a turn around story, with the addition of Mark Zuckerberg's glow up and the stock hitting all time highs. Learn how Mark Zuckerberg becoming human may have helped the stock turn around in this weeks Financial Deep Dive #META

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Rekindling Romance: Exploring the Factors Behind Post-Divorce Reconciliation
Published on 07/10/2024

Revisiting a past relationship, especially with a childhood sweetheart, may prove worthwhile. Shared intimate and life history, along with mutual love for children, can create a strong foundation for a renewed relationship. By breaking old routines and focusing on personal growth, couples may find a different and more successful outcome in their relationship the second time around.

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Divorce Gift Registries
Published on 07/09/2024

Divorce is being redefined by a new trend: the divorce gift registry. As unconventional as it sounds, this practice is gaining traction among those navigating the waters of separation, offering a way to turn a new page with the support of friends and family.

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Painting the Town: Nail Trends that Suit Every Taste
Published on 07/08/2024

From bold and dramatic designs, to subtle and minimalist touches, there's something for everyone who’s considering updating their nail game this season.

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Understanding K-Shaped Recovery
Published on 07/05/2024

A K-shaped recovery is a type of economic recovery that occurs when, after a recession, different sectors, industries, or segments of the population recover at significantly different rates. Instead of a uniform recovery across all areas, some parts of the economy experience robust growth while others continue to struggle. The term “K-shaped” comes from the visual representation of this divergence: one part of the economy ascends (the upward stroke of the ‘K’), while another declines or stagnates (the downward stroke of the ‘K’).

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Are Drones the New Fireworks?
Published on 07/04/2024

As cities across the United States prepare to celebrate Independence Day, a noticeable shift is taking place. Traditional fireworks displays are increasingly being replaced by drone light shows. Like any significant change, it comes with its own set of pros and cons.

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Mystery in the Hills: The Powys Monolith
Published on 07/03/2024

Local farmers and hikers were amongst the first to discover the monolith. They stood in silent bewilderment, baffled by the monolith's sudden presence. The untouched ground was free from any tracks or disturbances, which only deepened this eerie mystery.

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Boredom Busters!
Published on 07/02/2024

July is "National Anti-Boredom Month." Learn some ways to keep your mind - and body - engaged all month long.

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Prime Day 2024; Exclusive Deals on July 16-17!
Published on 07/01/2024

Mark your calendars because Prime Day 2024 is happening on July 16-17! Delight in fantastic deals on electronics, fashion, beauty, home appliances, and more. Non-Prime members can sign up for a free 30-day trial to access all the discounts and perks. Get ready for 48 hours of unbeatable prices and exciting finds! Woohoo!

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Miranda.... O brave new world, That has such people in it...
Published on 06/28/2024

Miranda Rights are a set of constitutional rights that police officers must inform you of before interrogating you while in custody. They are designed to protect your Fifth Amendment right against self-incrimination and your Sixth Amendment right to legal counsel.

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Understanding Market Bubbles: Lessons from the Dot-Com Era and Today’s Tech Giants
Published on 06/27/2024

Market bubbles are a fascinating yet perilous phenomenon in the financial world. These bubbles occur when asset prices inflate far beyond their intrinsic value, driven by exuberant market behavior and speculation. While they can create massive wealth in the short term, their inevitable burst often leads to significant economic fallout.