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Tim Cook is worth $625 million and leads a $1 trillion company — but the native Alabaman doesn't live very lavishly

Apple CEO Tim Cook's net worth is estimated to be $625.37 million — mostly from Apple stock options.

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Women are taking on 'invisible tasks' that lead to burn out and keep them from the C-suite. Here's what they are — and how to stop them

From taking notes to cleaning coffee pots, women are asked to perform more menial tasks than their male counterparts. This overload isn't healthy.

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Venice is cutting back on cruise ships. Disappointing photos show what the Italian port city looks like in real life, from extreme overcrowding and devastating floods to cruise ship accidents

Venice, Italy is one of the top tourist destinations in the world. But the hordes of tourists and cruise ship accidents may make you rethink a visit.

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Amazon sells a $24,000 tiny-home that expands with the click of a remote — here's what it looks like inside

You can buy a small house that expands with the click of a remote control for less than $25,000 on Amazon.

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Here's exactly what it takes to get accepted into Stanford Graduate School of Business, according to 6 grads and the assistant dean of admissions

Stanford Graduate School of Business has the lowest admission rate of 2019. Here's how to be one of the 6.1% accepted.

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Some Tesla customers who ordered the Solar Roof have no idea when they'll get it

The rollout of Tesla's Solar Roof has been delayed by aesthetic issues and durability testing as the company's solar-panel business has plummeted.

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Here's what Costco looked like when it first opened in 1983

Costco's been around in some form since Price Club opened its doors in 1976. Check out these photos from the first Costco warehouse.

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A former Google exec who reviewed over 20,000 resumes in 15 years saw 5 embarrassing mistakes repeatedly

Google's former senior vice president of people operations, Laszlo Bock, saw easily avoidable mistakes.

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Joe Biden shuts down Breitbart News reporter over 'very fine people' on both sides comment made by Trump after the Charlottesville white-supremacist rally

In a video, Joe Biden shut down a Breitbart reporter who falsely said Trump never defended white supremacists after the Charlottesville rally.

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