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[embedded content] Gold has broken a critical support level, but there is not much downside left, said Alain Corbani, portfolio manager of Finance SA, who forecasts $2,500 an ounce for gold’s upside target. The metal will be caught between conflicting macroeconomic forces next year: slightly higher negative real interest rates, but a weakening U.S. dollar.

Teaching is a heart-warming, challenging, nerve-wracking, constantly fluctuating profession. No one can truly understand what a classroom is like unless they become a teacher. Here are some of the best books for teachers that share the world of education. Some show challenges. Some argue for change. Some offer good advice. And some are simply for

I love tracking my reading habits! I use online tools, but I prefer to use pen and paper. However, I am super messy and bad at organizing, so it’s hard for me to neatly track my reading. Enter the reading journal! The best reading journals are specifically designed to help organize and log your reading,

A Brooklyn Heights townhouse sold for $6.25 million. The five-story, mid-19th-century brownstone once caught the eye of actor Adam Driver, back in 2017, as we previously reported. Back then the home, at 154 Hicks St., was asking $4.79 million. But it has gone through a full renovation since then and was last asking $6.49 million.

I’ve been teaching yoga now for almost five years. Before I started teaching, I spent four years practicing in Dublin and exploring studios around London. I covered my 200 hour teacher training, which is the standard qualification, over the course of a year with a school in London. I taught my first class in 2015

We all want to escape 2020 right now — but what if you actually could? This far-out lake house in Orion Township, Michigan, may help you do just that. The three-bedroom property — which just sold for $410,000 earlier this month — is straight out of the 1970s, with a classic burnt-orange shag carpet in

A few days ago, I made a promise. I said that if my home state of Pennsylvania went for Biden, I wouldn’t make a snarky comment about Philadelphia for an entire year. This is a tall order for someone residing in the western half of the state. I intend to keep that oath. I also

Struggling these days to sustain the focus you need to read? Friend, you’re not alone. Maybe you’ve always had a short attention span, or maybe the general state of the world combined with the shortening winter days is making it difficult to sit down with a book and tune everything else out. If you’ve only

I’ve never been a huge traveler, but in the last 5–10 years I’ve wanted to travel more. Of course, now that I have a 4-year-old, that’s changed things as well. When it wasn’t always feasible for me to travel where I wanted to (hello graduate school, paying back loans, and parenthood), I have often turned

Despite a COVID-19 positivity rate of over 15% and a stay-at-home order from Mayor Lori Lightfoot encouraging residents to “only leave home to go to work or school, orfor essential needs such as seeking medical care, going to the grocery store or pharmacy, picking up food, or receiving deliveries,” Chicago Public Libraries are still open

Whether you’re shopping for yourself or another favorite person in your life for the holidays or for a future celebration (or, you know, just because), perhaps you’re seeking out those gifts falling in the center of the “Feminist” and “Book Lovers” Venn diagram. Good news! Find below a roundup of the best gifts for feminists

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Growing up as a South Asian kid, I never came across a child in the books I was exposed to, who looked like me. While my white child heroes were busy feasting on donuts and ham sandwiches, I wanted someone who shares my enthusiasm for samosas and soan papdi. While the lack of representation did

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The Upper Manhattan apartment where former President Barack Obama crashed as a college student is back on the market for $1.45 million. Obama, 59, lived in the three-bedroom, two-bathroom apartment at 622 West 114th St. when he was studying political science at Columbia University in the 1980s. The Morningside Heights pad first hit the market

A landmarked five-story Manhattan townhouse has sold for a whopping $28 million in an all-cash deal to a mystery buyer who never even visited the property. The 21-foot-wide, 7,411-square-foot Italianate townhouse located at 14 East 11th Street along a tree-lined block in Greenwich Village is complete with five bedrooms, six full bathrooms, two partial bathrooms,

It wasn’t exactly a slam dunk. But now retired NBA star Deron Williams, formerly of the Brooklyn Nets, has finally sold his Tribeca penthouse at 35 North Moore St. for less than half its original asking price. Williams paid $15.8 million for the glam pad in 2013 and then made a splash, listing it for

The Sag Harbor compound of the legendary editor Alice Mayhew is now in contract. It was last asking $4.19 million. The estate features a main, Greek Revival home at 27 John Street, which was listed for $2.89 million. That home, built in 1840, comes with four bedrooms, 2½ bathrooms — and features the original staircase,

The Hamptons have never seen a holiday season quite like this. With the who’s who riding out the pandemic from their tony oceanfront estates this winter, the usual warm-weather pallets, décor and table settings simply won’t do. Luckily, Hamptons veteran, philanthropist and super-hostess, Audrey Gruss, has tips for adapting to the new year-round lifestyle that’s

[embedded content] The cyclical bull market for equities is over; after December, stocks will begin a secular multi-year decline, starting with a 40% correction by April, said Harry Dent, founder of HS Dent. “If we see another new low in the stock market, I predict we are not going to see new highs on the

Fashion designer Arnold Scaasi’s former Hamptons home is on the market for $10.74 million. The legendary designer, who passed in 2015, is best known for dressing Jackie Kennedy — and refusing to give her frocks for free. Scaasi, the Montreal-born son of a furrier, also created gowns for Mamie Eisenhower, Barbara Bush, Hillary Clinton and

In a pre-COVID world, Thanksgiving was an opportunity for Filippo Arnalboldi to get away with his wife and two school-aged children. They would ski for a week in Switzerland, get a culture fix in Paris or book a fun-in-the-sun getaway on a Caribbean isle. “We’d get on a plane and go,” said Arnaboldi, an Upper

This is the Kips Bay apartment where Bravo’s “Real Housewives of Orange County” star Kelly Dodd, 45, got engaged to her now-husband, Fox News senior correspondent Richard Leventhal, 60, after a whirlwind courtship. The home at 251 E. 32nd St., was asking $899,000 in 2018 and last asking $778,000 before selling for $750,000, according to