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Inside the rise of TikTok, the viral video-sharing app whose ties to China are raising concerns in the US

Here's how TikTok got its start from a Chinese tech company, and how it's grown into a wildly popular platform with over 1.5 billion downloads.

The ultimate guide to breaking into marketing consulting and making 6 figures, from people who did it

We turned to 10 successful marketing professionals with up to 20 years of experience for their best advice for getting into marketing consulting.

A company that runs on 'structured chaos' is going viral and selling out products in minutes, from Jesus shoes to toaster-shaped bath bombs

A company called MSCHF has quietly been creating some of the most absurd, cynical, and viral products that have spread across the internet.

A 34-year-old freelancer who quit the job she hated and now makes $200,000 a year debunks 5 of the biggest myths she's encountered about becoming your own boss

Graphic designer Morgan Overholt felt underpaid and overworked, so she quit her job and went to work for herself, learning key lessons along the way.

American men are getting less marriageable — here's why

Traditional gender roles are partially to blame — but what jobs are being automated also makes a big difference.

13 consulting firms where you can earn more than $200,000 right out of business school

McKinsey and Accenture are just two of the firms on the list that offer MBA grads six-figure salaries after graduation.

11 habits of ridiculously likable people that you can teach yourself

Too many people succumb to the mistaken belief that being likable comes from natural, unteachable traits that belong only to a lucky few.

12 relationship habits science says predict divorce

Researchers have pinpointed multiple factors that make it more likely a married couple will split up — from your level of education to when you marry.

The new coronavirus in China might have jumped to people from snakes

Researchers who performed a bioinformatics analysis of the 2019-nCoV sequence found that protein codes in it are most similar to those used in snakes.

The CEO of LinkedIn personally responded to a woman who claimed she was sexually harassed on the platform: 'It is completely unacceptable'

A LinkedIn user in an open letter asked CEO Jeff Weiner to do more to prevent harassment and attempted scams on the site. Weiner responded.

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