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From the outside, the intense, hyper-commercial culture inside financial firms seems both fascinating and appalling, leading to works like The Wolf of Wall Street.
What's it like from the inside, especially if you'd already tried to step away from it, to try to find a new kind of balance?
In her new memoir, Private Equity, Carrie Sun details how she dived back into the belly of the beast, as personal assistant to the billionaire founder of one of the hottest investment firms in New York and found herself slowly starting to disappear.
Why your relationship with your hair is deeper than you think
Does adaptation need to become the new priority on climate change?
Here's What I Know: Chris Cheers on uncomfortable emotions
Health at Every Size is not about bingeing on junk food, so how does it work?
'She was able to have golf lessons': Confronting the inquiry into the gender pain gap through art
Do we need laws to prevent genetic discrimination?
Here's What I Know: Morris Gleitzman on looking below the surface of things
Blossom, practical and creative ways to find wonder in the floral world
Death anxiety may be unconsciously influencing your life but you can turn it around
Is the minimum wage keeping pace with the cost of living?
'Side, back, front?' What's the best position for a good night's sleep?
We can acquire food allergies as adults. Can it be avoided?
Busting the myths about only children
Ask Aunty: a tricky bathroom situation at work
What’s your relationship with risk?
Life in a tourist town
Here's What I Know: Dr Yves Rees on why we need to feel our feelings
Feeling ‘suffocated’ by the role of mother and wife, Molly Roden Winter found an outlet - polyamory
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