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Meta rolls out new system to address housing ad discrimination

Meta’s prior ad delivery system used machine-learning algorithms to help determine which subset of an audience received a housing ad.

How Can We Innovate to Put Customers First?

Would you be willing to walk away from your current role, on the heels of a bet? That’s exactly what serial entrepreneur Chieh Huang, Co-Founder…

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Can you get a cost-of-living raise? Here’s how to ask

A cost-of-living raise can help you afford increased expenses, but not all employers offer these raises automatically.A cost-of-living raise can help you afford increased expenses, but not all employers offer these raises automatically.

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16 ways to make money while you’re still in college

Are you a college student who is strapped for cash? You don’t have to be! Here are 16 ways to make money while studying full-time.Are you a college student who is strapped for cash? You don’t have to be! Here are 16 ways to make money while studying full-time.

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SEP IRA vs. Roth IRA: What’s the difference?

There are multiple varieties of individual retirement accounts or IRAs, for short. Two available versions are the SEP-IRA and the Roth IRA. So, what are they? And, can you choose to have one or the other? – or even both? In fact, a reader submitted this exact question: “I have a question about the SEP […]

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I Got a Bachelor’s Degree for Under $10,000 and You Can, Too

A recent grad shares how she “hacked” a college degree.

How to Beat High Food Costs at ‘Salvage’ Grocery Stores

These discount retailers, which sell food, housewares, gifts and more for pennies on the dollar, can be a great way to shore up your food budget.

Amazon Brand Detector

Two months ago, The Markup — a big-tech watchdog site — published a piece about how Amazon prioritizes its own “brands” first above better rated (and/or cheaper) products. This came as no surprise to me.

I’ve found Amazon increasingly useless over the past few years. Its search results are cluttered with ads. Sometimes my searches fail to show products I know the company stocks and sells. And Amazon Prime has lost its luster as shipping times have lengthened and Prime Video has become increasingly superfluous.

So, to learn that Amazon cheats search results by crowding out better and cheaper products in favor of it own stuff was no big shock. Yet another reason for me to take my business elsewhere, when possible. From the article:

The decline in mortgage rates is only a reprieve, say experts who … – The Washington Post

The decline in mortgage rates is only a reprieve, say experts who …  The Washington Post