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Construction leaders have raised the safety bar, yet more work remains

When Troy Teepe worked on construction jobsites earlier in his career, he says he didn’t always follow safety protocols to a T. Today, he likens the confidence workers develop that causes them to skip safety measures to playing the lottery. Teepe’s grandfather started a plumbing company in the 1950s, which eventually expanded into heating, ventilation […]

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What Is Amazon Prime Reading and How Does It Compare to Kindle Unlimited?

If you’re a book lover with an Amazon Prime membership, don’t overlook Prime Reading. Unlike Kindle Unlimited, which is Amazon’s other reading program, Prime Reading is included in your membership fee ($139 per year or $14.99 per month). Review our Prime Reading guide to make sure you’re getting the most out of your Prime membership —

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Weekly Mortgage Rates Edge Down as the Fed Waits for Decisive Drop

Average mortgage interest rates were slightly lower this week as inflation data met market expectations, but hopes for a rate cut from the Federal Reserve remained dim. Mortgage rates may end up treading water until economic trends are decisive enough for Fed action to be inevitable. The average rate on the 30-year fixed-rate mortgage fell

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Smart Money Podcast: Save More with Coupon Tactics for the Digital World

Welcome to NerdWallet’s Smart Money podcast, where we answer your real-world money questions. In this episode: “Krazy Coupon Lady” Joanie Demer shares couponing tactics and how coupons work to help you outsmart rising costs. How can you use coupons to help you afford everyday essentials? Are digital deals and loyalty programs the same as using

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$2B George Washington Bridge restoration passes midway point

Listen to the article 4 min This audio is auto-generated. Please let us know if you have feedback. Dive Brief: The 92-year-old George Washington Bridge’s $2 billion comprehensive restoration program recently surpassed the halfway mark, according to the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey. Significant improvements have already been made to the double-decked suspension

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US beauty sales slow in Q1-2024 but continue to grow, Circana reports

“The slowdown in growth that we are seeing in the beauty industry is a reflection of an industry stabilizing after strong double-digit performance for the past two years,” said Larissa Jensen, Global Beauty Industry Advisor at Circana. “But we should not underestimate it’s strength, as sales grew by over $600 million in Q1.” Fragrances drive

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Brooke Shields Shares the Secret to Her Decades-Long Marriage to Chris Henchy

Brooke Shields is sharing the secret to her decades-long marriage with husband Chris Henchy. “Always have forgiveness in your heart, but make sure that you communicate about it,” Shields, 58, exclusively told Us Weekly while promoting her new Netflix film, Mother of the Bride. “Don’t just give forgiveness and say, ‘Oh, well, I guess this

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Inflation cools, reassuring Fed after unexpectedly hot gains

Dive Brief: The consumer price index excluding volatile food and energy prices rose last month at the slowest pace this year, giving Federal Reserve policymakers some relief from a barrage of first-quarter data that shook confidence inflation will steadily slow to their 2% goal. So-called core CPI gained 0.3% in April compared with 0.4% during

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