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How a Christian’s Crushed NBA Dreams Led to Multi-Million Dollar Apparel Company
"This is not something I planned on," says former college hoops star Lanny Smith. "I was always an athlete." But injuries crushed his dreams just before his rookie NBA season began.
Money
New Study Reveals Top 10 Jobs That Don’t Need a Four-Year Degree
Earning a bachelor’s degree will give you an advantage in this competitive job market, but there are plenty of opportunities for those with less education to earn a decent wage.
Money
Johnson & Johnson Again Told to Pay Millions for Alleged Baby Powder-Cancer Link
Johnson & Johnson took another black eye Monday in its ongoing effort to defend against claims that its flagship baby powder product is carcinogenic.
Features
Google Memo Completely Misses How Implicit Biases Harm Women
To me, the evidence is clear that implicit bias is still prevalent in today’s workplace, even after years of federal and state laws that make discrimination illegal.
Clippings
How Ex-Meth Addict and Christian Invests in Employees at His $3 Million Company
For the first 24 years of his life, Chris Rickerson's future looked dim. He grew up in poverty, with a drug-addicted mother and drug demons of his own.
Money
How a Job Acquires a Gender (and Less Authority If It’s Female)
Gender bias doesn’t merely disadvantage women, it also can disadvantage men. The reason? We don’t just stereotype men and women. We stereotype jobs.
Clippings
Former Pastor Reaps $2 Million a Year as Facebook Ad Guru
When Nicholas Kusmich was in high school, his faith was a big part of his life. At that time, his experience led him to believe that would be to go into the ministry.


