Career

Seattle Entrepreneur’s Career Journey: From SAT Act of Kindness to Socially Conscious Start-ups

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SEATTLE – Jane Park, the founder and CEO of Seattle-based start-up Tokki, can attribute her successful career and life to a random act of kindness that allowed her to take her SAT test in high school. Park arrived at the testing center without money to pay for the exam, unaware that there was a fee. However, a kind stranger behind her in line paid for the test and provided their address for Park to send a reimbursement check. Reflecting on that moment, Park wishes she had kept the address to express her gratitude and share … Read more

Kim Kardashian’s Legal Career Takes a Backseat as Business Ventures Soar

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LOS ANGELES, CA – Kim Kardashian’s pursuit of a legal career has reportedly hit a roadblock due to her various commitments and responsibilities. Sources have revealed that Kardashian has put her legal ambitions “on pause” as she focuses on her businesses, including Skims and her investment firm PE SKKY Partners, as well as her role as a mother to her four children. According to insiders, Kardashian has found the study required for a legal career to be tedious and never-ending. The source also noted that she feels pressure to continue pursuing law to avoid any … Read more

Aaron Judge admits big toe injury will require ongoing care throughout his career

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TAMPA, Fla. – New York Yankees outfielder Aaron Judge addressed concerns about his ongoing big toe problem during a press conference on Tuesday. Judge acknowledged that it will require constant maintenance throughout his career to prevent any flare-ups. Although he did not indicate that the toe is currently an issue or that he expects it to become one, Judge emphasized the importance of staying on top of his injuries to avoid any setbacks. After missing 42 games last season due to a torn ligament in his right big toe, Judge returned to the field and … Read more

District Court Judge Brad Allen Retires Amidst Controversy: A Career of Distinction Ends Under Unfortunate Circumstances

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Burlington, North Carolina – After facing potential disciplinary action from the state’s Supreme Court, district court judge Brad Allen has announced his retirement. The decision comes in the wake of alleged inappropriate actions during a bar association Christmas party on December 9. Retirement, although not an immediate consideration for the 61-year-old judge, allowed him to avoid the potentially embarrassing revelations from the state’s Judicial Standards Commission’s investigation. By retiring “voluntarily,” Allen managed to evade the possibility of being removed from office by the high court, which could have resulted in the loss of his retirement … Read more