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  • 3 weeks ago | forbes.com | Jack Kelly

    In many upscale towns around the US, there is an expectation that their children will go to college and work in a white-collar profession. For the kids who don’t follow this path, they are looked down upon. It’s not fair or right, but it happens. However, this mindset may be slowly changing. The plan to go to college and everything will work out well, is stalling. Soaring tuition costs, and an oversaturated job market for college degree-holders, shows that there has to be a change.

  • 3 weeks ago | forbes.com | Jack Kelly

    In many upscale towns around the US, there is an expectation that their children will go to college and work in a white-collar profession. For the kids who don’t follow this path, they are looked down upon. It’s not fair or right, but it happens. However, this mindset may be slowly changing. The plan to go to college and everything will work out well, is stalling. Soaring tuition costs, and an oversaturated job market for college degree-holders, shows that there has to be a change.

  • 4 weeks ago | flipboard.com | Jack Kelly

    10 hours agoJames Antaki has worked for over 30 years on a device to help infants with holes in their hearts and other defects. Now it’s all at risk. For James Antaki, a biomedical engineering professor at Cornell University, the $6.7 million government grant meant babies would be saved. Awarded by the …

  • 4 weeks ago | forbes.com | Jack Kelly

    Layoffs have surged across an array of industries. Some of the problems are caused by a volatile economic landscape. President Trump’s initial tariff policy put a scare into both corporate executives and consumers. Additionally, technological advancements such as artificial intelligence (AI) and automation, are changing the workplace. Corporate restructurings due to changing circumstances added to the trend of layoffs.

  • 4 weeks ago | forbes.com | Jack Kelly

    The media loves celebrating the meteoric rise of millionaires and billionaires. It’s a feel good story. They highlight their lavish lifestyles and business triumphs. Sometimes it seems that everyone is doing fabulously well, and we’re missing out. Not everyone has a happy ever after story. Those who amassed vast fortunes only to lose some or all of their wealth are less frequently told.

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Jack Kelly
Jack Kelly @jackjaykelly
12 May 25

Four Dirty Jobs Nobody Wants, But Pays Well @Forbes In many upscale towns around the US, there is an expectation that their children will go to college and work in a white-collar profession. For the kids who don’t follow this path, they are looked down upon. It’s not fair https://t.co/IEEHbsfprM

Jack Kelly
Jack Kelly @jackjaykelly
10 May 25

Big Layoffs Are Hitting These Sectors The Hardest via @Forbes Layoffs have surged across an array of industries. Some of the problems are caused by a volatile economic landscape. President Trump’s initial tariff policy put a scare into both corporate executives and consumers. https://t.co/8zqZXUrMQ4

Jack Kelly
Jack Kelly @jackjaykelly
10 May 25

From Riches To Rags, Millionaires And Billionaires Who Lost It All @Forbes The media loves celebrating the meteoric rise of millionaires and billionaires. It’s a feel good story. They highlight their lavish lifestyles and business triumphs. Sometimes it seems that everyone https://t.co/mDXkbWrkBG