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Business CNBC.com
Suzy Welch: 4 signs you should quit your job immediately
The days of spending decades at one company are long gone. The average worker will change jobs four times by the age of 32. In fact, 60 percent of professionals ages 20 to 37 say they are open to new career opportunities. Knowing when you should (or shouldn't) quit your job can either fast-track your career or set you back, career experts and business leaders say. So how do you know it's time to head for the exit? Best-selling management author and CNBC contributor Suzy Welch says the big decision boils down to a few specific factors. According to Welch, these are four signs you should consider giving your two weeks notice immediately: 1. You're blocked If you don't see a path for promotion or
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Celebrity People
Married at First Sight’s Jamie Otis and Doug Hehner Announce Pregnancy Six Months After Losing Their Son
2017 is starting off on a high note for Married at First Sight‘s Jamie Otis and Doug Hehner - the reality stars are expecting a baby later this year. “Doug and I have been praying and not so patiently waiting to have our rainbow baby since we lost our first born, Johnathan Edward, in July 2016.” Otis, 30, tells PEOPLE exclusively. It goes without saying that Doug is going to be the best daddy ever.
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Sports Cagewriter
Amanda Nunes changes gears, apologizes to Ronda Rousey after news of Rousey's possible retirement breaks
Amanda Nunes made a post on Instragram apologizing to rival Ronda Rousey for comments she had made in the wake of her victory at UFC 207. Amanda Nunes wasn’t completely ignored before she defended her women’s bantamweight title against Ronda Rousey on Dec. 30 in the main event of UFC 207 in Las Vegas, but it would be conservative to say the promotion was 95 percent about Rousey. Nunes quietly stewed in the background, insisting she wasn’t bothered by the slight.
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Federal 'Mortgage Refund' Goes Into Effect Today
Homeowners are surprised to find out that they are entitled a $3000 or even a $4000 'Mortgage Payback'
Politics The WeekJared Kushner is reportedly 'furious' that he can't rein in Trump
Throughout Donald Trump's presidential campaign, his son-in-law, Jared Kushner, was something of a man behind the curtain. After Trump won, Kushner and Ivanka Trump picked up from New York to move to Washington, D.C., where Kushner assumed a role as senior adviser. But "just 10 days in, [Kushner and Ivanka Trump are] starting to see signs that it might not work out well for their own ambitions," Vanity Fair reports. ...According to a source familiar with the situation, Kushner's influence on his boss may be flagging. Last week, Kushner spent 24 hours trying to broker a meeting between Trump and Mexican President Enrique Peña Nieto. The source said that Kushner was even considering flying to Mexico
U.S. Fox NewsHomeowner charged with manslaughter for shooting at home invasion suspects
A Minnesota homeowner is facing manslaughter charges after he told police he shot at a group of men who had tried breaking into his home, and one of the suspects later died in the hospital. David Allen Pettersen, 65, called police around 7 a.m. Saturday to report a possible burglary and shooting at his home in Fieldon Township, just south of Madelia. According to the charging documents, Pettersen told the dispatcher he fired his handgun at a gray car that was leaving his property after an attempted burglary. A deputy responding to the call found the car 2 miles north of Pettersen's home, with 3 people inside. One of the passengers, 19-year-old Nicolas Thomas Embertson, had a gunshot wound and
Health Cosmopolitan6 Women on What It's Like to Be a Size 16
Size 16 is the national average, so why do so many girls grow up feeling like they are anything but normal?
