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Inside the derelict, ramshackle fixer-upper homes in San Francisco that still sell for millions of dollars in the city's inflated housing market

In San Francisco's crowded housing market, the value of homes and land is so sky-high that even dilapidated homes are worth a pretty penny.

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A leaked presentation reveals the document US hospitals are using to prepare for a major coronavirus outbreak. It estimates 96 million US coronavirus cases and 480,000 deaths.

In a February presentation hosted by the American Hospital Association, national healthcare experts broke down what health leaders need to know.

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7 habits that help you create multiple streams of income — even on a busy schedule

First, figure out who you want to serve, writes Scott Mautz, a speaker and author who has built up 11 different streams of revenue.

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5 ways to revamp your LinkedIn if you're looking to make a career change

The first step is getting rid of the auto-generated headline, and writing something eye-catching to make people click on your profile.

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Moving into a tiny house helped one 35-year-old increase his income and save $100,000 in 5 years — here's how he did it

Ryan Mitchell's 150 square-foot tiny house reduced his housing costs. The extra money helped him save 50% of his income a month and start a business.

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Stocks are fresh off their most chaotic week since 2011. Here's why the market is so confused about what's next.

Some experts blamed algorithmic trading for the wild price swings, while others looked to the past to find how where bearish sentiments could peak.

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Daylight saving time costs the US economy $434 million every year — and it may impact your judgment

The Monday after daylight saving time, judges were more likely to hand out longer sentences — and that's just the tip of the iceberg.

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How the coronavirus outbreak could help fuel China's dystopian surveillance system

Authorities have used invasive surveillance techniques to monitor citizens to try to stem the epidemic. Experts fear this could be the new normal.

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Self-driving trucks are a $70 billion opportunity — but VCs are hesitant to bet on them

Self-driving trucks always seem to be just on the horizon. But investors have eyes on safer bets, which could push the revolution back further.

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