Lifestyle

Why Just 1%?

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Scientists, engineers, health professionals, and business people can't be forced to have an entrepreneurial mindset, any more than someone can be forced to have a surgical mindset. It's hard wired.

The estate tax cut bill signed by President George W. Bush in 2009 is about to expire and a melee has started on all sides about what, if anything should be done about it. Columnist Jeff Brown says there's a common sense solution to the question.

Targeting millennials plus like-minded business and leisure travelers, a series of new lifestyle hotels provide such "givens" as free Wi-Fi, keyless entry, and social lobbies that minimize registration desks and maximize gathering spots.

Being properly prepared for border control is a process as simple as flashing a passport or as difficult as waiting 6 months for a visa, depending on where your passport was issued. So who has it easiest to breeze around the world, and who has to jump through the most government hoops?

The Million-Dollar Death

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One major downside of technology is using it to prolong life when the probability of recovery or a cure is small.

For some living in Manhattan, it is easy to think that the "Fordham University" just south of Lincoln Center is Fordham University. This is wrong. Though the university's performing arts center is located near Lincoln Center, the entire university is so much more.

In the last 15 years, Robert Booth, Jr., MD, has performed more total knee arthroplasty surgeries than any other physician in the United States. Though he's performed more than 25,000 knee procedures in his career, he says he never gets bored of the challenge.

How Do We Do Innovation?

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Health care innovation, whether it is process, goods or services, is a combined bottom-up and top-down effort that requires an enabling, user friendly environment. If you think you are working in a place that is not designed for innovation, you can lead, follow or get out of the way. The choice is yours.

Digital entrepreneurs are hard at work creating things like wearables and biosensors, patient portals and telemedicine platforms. However, there are several significant gaps remaining in design, development, testing, clinical validation, adoption, and deployment.

Even though investors often try to reinvent the wheel, many of the most successful traders today have patterned their trading styles after those of the great traders of the past.

In Episode 4 of The Alemian File, retirement expert David Alemian discusses how the late savings start physicians get can become a retirement killer if physicians aren't proactive.

Where is the ideal place to live in the United States? What factors go into choosing the best place for you and your family to settle long term? The AARP Public Policy Institute released their first results from a new "livability index" recently, naming the top cities and neighborhoods to live long into retirement.

In today's world the term "career" is seen as a continuous process of learning and development. That new way of thinking about careers frees professionals to diversify their work lives.

Many successful entrepreneurs want to leave a legacy, not after they have died, but during their lifetimes. This creates a tremendous opportunity for health entrepreneurs and research universities.

Did you know the IRS won't call you on the phone demanding money? Did you know a coin stays in circulation 5 times longer than paper money? Those are just some of the odd factoids that exist in today's financial world.

With tax refund checks now rolling in for Americans, many are deciding whether to splurge on luxurious items, such as an entertainment center or a vacation, or pay off that annoying credit card debt. While the short-term boost is welcome, tax time also provides a reminder to think about your long-term financial picture.

The capital of Switzerland is a jewel of Europe, mixing breathtaking architecture and landscapes with the fun and excitement of a major city. Here's a look at Bern through the 5 senses.