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There’s something incredibly compelling about a brand-new year. A fresh start beckons, with each day untroubled by your past decisions. Whatever mistakes you made in 2025 are old news. They were sooo last year. You’re a new person now with new priorities, new habits, and new strategies. It’s in this spirit of new-leaf-turning-over that nearlyContinueContinue reading “New Year’s resolutions don’t work: Try this bingo card instead”

Want more housing market stories from Lance Lambert’s ResiClub in your inbox? Subscribe to the ResiClub newsletter. During its earnings call on Wednesday, executives at Lennar—a giant homebuilder with a market capitalization of $27 billion—said the federal government is working on a plan to help alleviate strained housing affordability. Lennar executives said federal officials are actively engaging with homebuilders andContinueContinue reading “This $27 homebuilder says the Feds are cooking up something big to ‘address’ housing market affordability”

A leader has to walk the line between boss and friend in this week’s Ethics column. source https://www.inc.com/minda-zetlin/ethics-my-direct-report-and-friend-wants-pto-when-were-understaffed-what-should-i-say/91280623

The tech industry has endured another turbulent year, buffeted by the continued rise of artificial intelligence and the economic threats posed by President Donald Trump’s tariffs. Even the most prominent companies encountered challenges they never imagined they’d have to face. As 2025 comes to a close, here are Apple’s biggest wins and greatest failures ofContinueContinue reading “Apple’s 3 biggest wins and 3 greatest failures of 2025”

Have you ever tried quickly looking something up on Wikipedia—just because you’re curious or maybe for work—only to, a half an hour later, wonder why you’re reading about the history of the European Space Agency? In my opinion, Wikipedia is one of the last good websites on the internet. Outside of the occasional fundraiser, thereContinueContinue reading “This brilliant free website makes Wikipedia infinitely better”