While nearly half of older millennials wish they had chosen a different career when starting out, data suggests they’ve made their decisions work for them and are relatively happy now. A majority, 68%, are satisfied with their current career path, according to the CNBC Make It/Harris Poll survey.
“I got kids,” he said. “I got stuff to do.
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Every week, we highlight a trending hashtag on TikTok, according to data provided by Kyra IQ.


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No one among the 25 wealthiest avoided as much tax as Buffett, the grandfatherly centibillionaire. That’s perhaps surprising, given his public stance as an advocate of higher taxes for the rich. According to Forbes, his riches rose $24.3 billion between 2014 and 2018. Over those years, the data shows, Buffett reported paying $23.7 million in taxes.


Now that the nation is fast approaching herd immunity and expected to be fully reopened by July, more employers are seeking to hold onto qualified employees for the long term, especially when they’re facing severe labor shortages, staffing officials and economists say.