Many people are unconsciously assuming that the stock market will continue to perform as well as it has in the past decade, where it beat cash by an annualized rate of 11.9%. However, this belief is not realistic and relies more on hope than actual experience.

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The movie 'Love Actually' continues to captivate audiences due to its relatable characters facing various challenges in their love lives.

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Chris Donini, a sought-after consultant, is featured in the Personal Board of Directors series where top business leaders discuss the individuals who have influenced their success.

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FloodFlash, a startup, has implemented an internet-connected sensor system that triggers automatic insurance payments based on floodwater levels. If floodwaters rise to 8 inches, a $3 million payment is made, and if they reach 16 inches, the payment increases to $5 million.

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Meathead Movers, a moving company, is facing allegations of age discrimination by the federal government for promoting its young and physically fit employees as an attractive feature. The company argues that it provides good job opportunities without discriminating against anyone.

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Jeff Zucker, who previously oversaw strong ratings growth at CNN and ran NBC's 'Today' show, is now aiming to turn conservative British news publications into internationally recognized brands.

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Warren Buffett, chairman of Berkshire Hathaway, is in a disagreement with truck-stop mogul Jimmy Haslam regarding an accounting method. The dispute could potentially involve $1.2 billion.

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Consumer prices in China have fallen for the second consecutive month, indicating that Beijing's attempts to revive the economy are not succeeding. The country's leaders have promised additional fiscal stimulus and supportive central bank policies in the coming months.

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Presidents of Harvard, M.I.T., and the University of Pennsylvania face criticism for their responses to questioning on antisemitism. The ambiguity surrounding the term 'genocide' since its inception is also a contributing factor.

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Republican Rep. Elise Stefanik questions University of Pennsylvania President Liz Magill about the school's policies on free speech, bullying, and harassment in relation to calls for the genocide of Jews.

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