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Culture & Trends

For some guys, the go-to reward after a hard day isn�t whiskey—it�s Gucci. read more

By Kayleen Schaefer

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Culture & Trends

What you do at the office in the next decade will make or break your professional fortunes. The window to act is closing fast. read more

By Edward Lewine

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Culture & Trends

Some people think telling everyone how exhausted they are makes them seem important. But flaunting your fatigue only makes you insufferable. read more

By Greg Williams

keywords:: culture and trends,; critical eye,; career and money

Style & Advice

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Culture & Trends

Forget hard work. The only way to get ahead now is to toot your own horn. read more

By Mike Albo

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Culture & Trends

Shake the protégé label before your office mentor becomes a liability. read more

By Kayleen Schaefer

keywords:: culture and trends,; career and money,; work,; jobs,; break up

Culture & Trends

The workplace rules of engagement have changed. Following the new guidelines won�t just make you popular—it will make you most likely to succeed. read more

By Mac Montandon

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Culture & Trends

Earmarked a chunk of your salary for a worthy cause? What's in it for you? read more

By Kayleen Schaefer

keywords:: culture and trends,; career and money,; charity,; status

Culture & Trends

This era�s kings—and queens—of giving have changed the way we think of �charity.� A look at the powerhouses. read more

By Katie Hintz

keywords:: culture and trends,; career and money,; philanthropists,; philanthropy

The era of blue-rinsed dowagers at charity balls is over. Today�s philanthropists are more likely to be Silicon Valley entrepreneurs or Wall Street wunderkinder for whom a pet cause is as essential as a summer house or a trophy wife. read more

By Edward Lewine