Weekly News Update from Corporette.com
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- The Wall Street Journal [gift link] has presented a compelling case against the popular hairstyle trend known as “TV hair,” which includes beach waves and prom curls. Instead, they have suggested three more sophisticated alternatives that could redefine your look.
- Sephora has officially denied any allegations regarding donations made to Donald Trump’s campaign, clarifying their stance on political contributions.
- The Washington Post [gift link] recently revealed that the nostalgic brand Limited Too is making a comeback, this time with a new collection specifically designed for adult women, appealing to a more mature audience.
- According to the Wall Street Journal [gift link], a recent analysis found that having a degree from an elite university might actually hinder job seekers in certain sectors of the corporate world, challenging the traditional belief that prestigious education guarantees success.
- In a thought-provoking piece, the Harvard Business Review has called for an end to the culture of toxic productivity, urging individuals and organizations to redefine success in healthier terms.
- The Washington Post [gift link] has highlighted the increasing visibility of perimenopause, as it gains attention from celebrities, social media, and the public, fostering important conversations around women’s health.
- WIRED reported that the FDA is taking significant steps toward the removal of oral phenylephrine from store shelves due to its ineffectiveness in treating nasal congestion, a move that could impact many consumers.
- According to a report by The 19th, some pregnant individuals are being unexpectedly asked to make large cash payments months in advance of their delivery, raising concerns about the affordability of maternity care.
- Your Laugh of the Week comes from Points in Case, featuring the humorous piece titled “Welcome to My Beautiful Store Where I Won’t Tell You About the Bugs,” which is sure to tickle your funny bone.
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