Hello dear readers, and happy Monday. As the days get shorter yet more packed with holiday spirit, rest assured that I am still here dishing out some of the top financial stories out there for you. Don't miss out.
Pay raises of 30% or more are nearly twice as common among people who switched jobs more than three times in five years vs. those who didn't switch at all, according to a new analysis. Why does frequent job hopping boost your pay by nearly one-third? Keep reading to find out.
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A CEO sex scandal is never good for business, but when it allegedly involves a businesswoman who intelligence agencies say is a Chinese spy, things get even more complicated. That's exactly what is going on at Nvidia today, as the tech giant launched an investigation into CEO Jensen Huang's admitted affair. Stock prices have fallen 5% as a result, and further fallout remains to be seen.
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