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Sarah is a junior business news reporter at Business Insider. She received her B.A. in Journalism and English from NYU. She has interned at CBS News, NBC News, The TODAY Show, Inc., Schneps Media, and The Prague Visitor and its sister magazine The Prague Resident. On campus, she served as news editor at Washington Square News and editor-in-chief of NYU Prague's student publication.

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Balenciaga is selling 'destroyed' sneakers with tattered fabric, holes, and dirty soles for $1,85...

Balenciaga is selling 'destroyed' sneakers with tattered fabric, holes, and dirty soles for $1,85...

Balenciaga is turning heads with its latest product, and not for a good reason. The fashion company is sellin…

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Bonobos cofounder Andy Dunn says having bipolar disorder presented challenges during his time as ...

Bonobos cofounder Andy Dunn says having bipolar disorder presented challenges during his time as ...

Andy Dunn is the cofounder and former CEO of the menswear brand Bonobos. In his new book "Burn Rate," he refl…

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Bonobos cofounder Andy Dunn describes how he changed his unstylish ways to run a top fashion bran...

Bonobos cofounder Andy Dunn describes how he changed his unstylish ways to run a top fashion bran...

Andy Dunn is the cofounder and former CEO of menswear brand Bonobos. In his new memoir "Burn Rate," he detail…

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Airbnb will let users split their stays across two houses after seeing customers book longer trip...

Airbnb will let users split their stays across two houses after seeing customers book longer trip...

Airbnb announced a new feature Wednesday that lets users split a stay between two homes. The company is intro…

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I found out I was underpaid. Now I create TikTok videos asking strangers how much money they make...

I found out I was underpaid. Now I create TikTok videos asking strangers how much money they make...

Hannah Williams asks strangers how much money they make for her TikTok account, Salary Transparent Street. Sh…

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Airbnb CEO Brian Chesky, who recently announced that employees could work from home forever, call...

Airbnb CEO Brian Chesky, who recently announced that employees could work from home forever, call...

Brian Chesky recently announced Airbnb would let employees work remotely forever without losing pay. In an in…

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6 of the 10 U.S. jobs projected to grow fastest over the next decade are in one industry—and it's not tech or AI

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By Sarah Jackson Verified
| CNBC Verified
As many workers worry about the future of their jobs in the age of AI, nurse practitioners may be able to rest easy. A release published Thursday by the Bureau of Labor Statistics lays out the top 10 roles projected to grow the fastest from 2025 to 2035, and nurse practitioners lead the charge. It's one of six occupations on the list that fall under the umbrella of healthcare and social assistance services.
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To cram more AI skills onto LinkedIn profiles, more job seekers are turning to 'time travel,' say researchers

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By Sarah Jackson Verified
| MSN Verified
You've probably spruced up your resume for a job search before, maybe even added a few skills you didn't really have to seem like a stronger fit. In today's job market, some workers are "time traveling" on their LinkedIn profiles to add AI skills to jobs they left years ago, according to a working paper titled "Time Travel on Professional Profiles," published in July in the National Bureau of Economic Research.
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To cram more AI skills onto LinkedIn profiles, more job seekers are turning to 'time travel,' say researchers

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By Sarah Jackson Verified
| CNBC Verified
You've probably spruced up your resume for a job search before, maybe even added a few skills you didn't really have to seem like a stronger fit. In today's job market, some workers are "time traveling" on their LinkedIn profiles to add AI skills to jobs they left years ago, according to a working paper titled "Time Travel on Professional Profiles," published in July in the National Bureau of Economic Research.
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