A crypto millionaire has hidden millions of dollars worth of treasure across the United States — and published a book on how to find it. Jon Collins-Black revealed last month that he concealed valuables ranging from Olympic gold medals and rare trading cards to historical artifacts and crypto in five puzzle boxes. In his new book, "There's Treasure Inside," Collins-Black writes about the pricey objects he hid and gives clues to determine their locations. The boxes, which he said aren't buried, are each located on public property within three miles of a public road.
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After a month in which hiring was essentially muted due to storms and strikes, the jobs report due out Friday could provide a clearer picture of where the labor market is headed. The Bureau of Labor Statistics is expected to report Friday at 8:30 a.m. ET that nonfarm payrolls increased by 214,000 in November, a significant step up from the meager 12,000 gain in October. That month's reading was the worst for job gains since December 2020. One of the things that will make the report so pivotal is it will be the last comprehensive look the Federal Reserve will get before its next policy meeting on Dec. 17-18. Markets are betting heavily that the Fed will approve another quarter percentage point interest rate cut, but that could change depending on how the jobs count plays out.
There's an important jobs report coming Friday. Here's what to expect
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Say hello to life at the mall. The classic American mall is undergoing a dramatic transformation as real estate developers swap out dying department stores for apartments, ushering in an era where living at the mall could soon become a new norm. Find out more: cnb.cx/3D2MeZE
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Lululemon's U.S. growth is continuing to slow, but the athletic apparel retailer is making big gains abroad, leading to a 9% increase in sales year over year. The yoga pants company on Thursday beat Wall Street's expectations on the top and bottom lines and said it's "pleased" with the start to the holiday season. Here's how Lululemon performed in its fiscal third quarter compared with what Wall Street was anticipating, based on a survey of analysts by LSEG:
Lululemon stock jumps as international growth helps to offset slowing U.S. sales
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Ulta Beauty on Thursday beat Wall Street's fiscal third-quarter expectations, fending off fears of fiercer competition and slowing demand for makeup and skincare. The retailer hiked its full-year outlook slightly to reflect the better-than-expected results. For the fiscal year, it said it now expects net sales to range from $11.1 billion to $11.2 billion, compared with its previous guidance for $11 billion to $11.2 billion. It said it now expects full-year earnings per year to range from $23.20 to $23.75, up from $22.60 to $23.50.
Ulta Beauty beats Wall Street's earnings expectations, despite fears of slowing demand
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A subsidiary of top global consulting firm McKinsey & Company agreed to pay nearly $123 million to settle claims that it bribed government officials in South Africa, the U.S. Department of Justice said Thursday. Federal prosecutors also unsealed a 2022 guilty plea by Vikas Sagar, a former senior partner at McKinsey who worked in the subsidiary's South Africa office. Sagar, 56, of Johannesburg, pleaded guilty in U.S. District Court for the Southern District of New York, to one count of conspiracy to violate the Foreign Corrupt Practices Act.
McKinsey unit will pay $123 million to settle claims it bribed South African officials
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Eli Lilly said on Thursday it will invest $3 billion to expand the manufacturing plant it bought in Pleasant Prairie, Wisconsin, earlier this year, as it scrambles to meet soaring demand for its weight-loss and diabetes drugs.
Lilly invests $3 billion to expand Wisconsin plant as obesity drug demand soars
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As a historic wave of baby boomers reaches retirement age, finding affordable long-term care is a challenge. "We're going to have a major storm coming in our country with all these folks that can't take care of themselves," Rep. Tom Suozzi, D-New York, said Thursday at the Employee Benefit Research Institute policy forum in Washington, D.C. When Suozzi was growing up, all four of his grandparents lived with his family, who took care of them.
Many people can't afford long-term care insurance. One proposal calls for creating a federal program to help
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If you ever find yourself taking a meeting with Jeff Bezos, don't expect the billionaire Amazon founder to speak first. When Bezos conducts meetings, he instructs everyone to speak in reverse order of seniority, starting with the most junior person there. Bezos, typically at the top of that hierarchy, usually speaks last. The strategy helps combat "group think," he said Wednesday at The New York Times' DealBook Summit. The idea is to keep the boss' thoughts from unduly influencing the opinions of everyone else in the room, allowing for genuine discussion instead of a room full of people falling into line. Bezos only speaks up in the middle of meetings in the "very rare case" that he has an unwavering opinion on a topic, he said.
Jeff Bezos: 'I am very skeptical if the meeting's not messy'—and if it runs late, good
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Whether you like it or not, if you're looking for a new job, you may be interviewed by AI soon. Interviews conducted by AI will a new norm by early next year, Brent Orsuga, a headhunter and recruitment expert told CNBC Make It last month. Founded just last year, California-based AI recruitment platform Apriora conducts up to 1,000 AI powered interviews every day for companies looking to hire for positions ranging from senior software engineers to electricians and baristas, Aaron Wang, the company's co-founder and CEO tells CNBC Make It.
You only need one thing to ace an interactive AI interview, says CEO who makes them
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