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The Upstarts

How Allbirds went from Silicon Valley fashion staple to a $1.4 billion sneaker start-up

Allbirds is one of the hottest shoe brands on the market. Co-founder Tim Brown thought of the idea while playing professional soccer in New Zealand.

Tom Huddleston Jr.
Work

How to answer GM CEO Mary Barra's 3 favorite job interview questions

These questions test for integrity and teamwork.

Ruth Umoh
Start-ups

The co-founder of a billion-dollar start-up found his business partner on LinkedIn

When Eric Gnock Fah dreamed up the idea for a new business, he headed straight to LinkedIn.

Karen Gilchrist
Millennial Money

Here’s what it’s like to live on $100K a year in Boston

The 25-year-old coaches jiu-jitsu in his spare time.

Jessica Leibowitz
Save and Invest

Suze Orman: Here's how much money you should be saving for retirement

Online calculators can be "very scary to use," says Orman, so here's something else to try.

Emmie Martin
Leadership

Teen activist tells leaders they aren't 'mature enough' to take proper action on climate change

"You are not mature enough to tell it like is."

Emma Newburger
Spend

My daily Starbucks habit costs me $2,300 a year—here's why I refuse to stop

Experts may think I have a problem.

Shawn M. Carter
Success

Hillary Clinton writes to 8-year-old girl who lost a class election: 'I'm cheering you on'

"As I know too well, it's not easy," wrote Clinton.

Zameena Mejia
The Upstarts

How Allbirds became a $1.4 billion sneaker start-up

The simple wool shoe started as a Silicon Valley favorite and has spread to Hollywood and beyond.

Mary Stevens
The Upstarts

How Instant Pot became a kitchen appliance with a cult following and a best-seller on Amazon

Robert Wang wants to be the Steve Jobs of kitchen appliances.

Tom Huddleston Jr.
Work

7 tips to beat stress and recharge—an investor shares the advice he gives top leaders

"Leadership is lonely, stressful, and takes a toll on people."

Ruth Umoh
Spend

You may soon be able to use your cellphone bill to boost your credit score

If you don't have much borrowing history, this could help your credit score.

Yoni Blumberg
Power Players

At 100 years old, the world's oldest billionaire still goes to the office every day

"It's my habit. I cannot stay at home," says Chang Yun Chung, founder of Pacific International Lines.

Karen Gilchrist
Get To Work: With Suzy Welch

Suzy Welch: 3 signs it's time to quit your job

Heed the warning signs.

Courtney Connley
Work

Tony Robbins: Robots will take millions of jobs and free cash handouts may be the answer

Technology, he predicts, will "disrupt more jobs" than "the world economic crisis."

Kathleen Elkins
Young Success

This 8th-grader's $325,000 mini-skateboard company works with Richard Branson and Nike

Locker Board boasts two patents and four trademarks and has done tens of thousands in revenue.

Mary Stevens, Sarah Berger
Earn

Vitaminwater is offering $100,000 if you can stay off smartphones for a year

No swiping or scrolling for a full 365 days.

Megan Leonhardt
Work

17-year-old Walmart employee quits over store intercom: 'Nobody should work here, ever'

Attention, shoppers.

Abigail Hess
Earn

Here's how much money it costs to be Santa Claus—and how much you can make

"If you don't look like Santa, you're not going to be Santa."

Megan Leonhardt
Millennial Money

Here's the budget breakdown of a 34-year-old who makes $150,000 and is excellent with money

Dijana Ilieva manages to live on her own in a two-bedroom Manhattan apartment and still give thousands of dollars to a nonprofit she helps run, #HashtagLunchbag.

Emmie Martin

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