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  • Highest-paying management jobs for people in Birmingham

    Stacker|Jun 1, 2025

    Gorodenkoff // Shutterstock Highest-paying management jobs for people in Birmingham Managers are the glue holding companies and organizations together. At the executive level, managers are responsible for overall strategy and improving the bottom line. At lower levels, managers make decisions, build relationships, help customers, and lead teams to complete projects. Effective managers need a wide array of skills. They must be versatile enough to adapt to new initiatives, market changes, and...

  • Highest-paying management jobs for people in Birmingham

    Stacker|Jun 1, 2025

    Gorodenkoff // Shutterstock Highest-paying management jobs for people in Birmingham Managers are the glue holding companies and organizations together. At the executive level, managers are responsible for overall strategy and improving the bottom line. At lower levels, managers make decisions, build relationships, help customers, and lead teams to complete projects. Effective managers need a wide array of skills. They must be versatile enough to adapt to new initiatives, market changes, and...

  • Highest-paying management jobs for people in Gadsden

    Stacker|Jun 1, 2025

    Gorodenkoff // Shutterstock Highest-paying management jobs for people in Gadsden Managers are the glue holding companies and organizations together. At the executive level, managers are responsible for overall strategy and improving the bottom line. At lower levels, managers make decisions, build relationships, help customers, and lead teams to complete projects. Effective managers need a wide array of skills. They must be versatile enough to adapt to new initiatives, market changes, and...

  • Highest-paying management jobs for people in Mobile

    Stacker|Jun 1, 2025

    Gorodenkoff // Shutterstock Highest-paying management jobs for people in Mobile Managers are the glue holding companies and organizations together. At the executive level, managers are responsible for overall strategy and improving the bottom line. At lower levels, managers make decisions, build relationships, help customers, and lead teams to complete projects. Effective managers need a wide array of skills. They must be versatile enough to adapt to new initiatives, market changes, and...

  • Highest-paying management jobs for people in Anniston

    Stacker|Jun 1, 2025

    Gorodenkoff // Shutterstock Highest-paying management jobs for people in Anniston Managers are the glue holding companies and organizations together. At the executive level, managers are responsible for overall strategy and improving the bottom line. At lower levels, managers make decisions, build relationships, help customers, and lead teams to complete projects. Effective managers need a wide array of skills. They must be versatile enough to adapt to new initiatives, market changes, and...

  • Highest-paying management jobs for people in Huntsville

    Stacker|Jun 1, 2025

    Gorodenkoff // Shutterstock Highest-paying management jobs for people in Huntsville Managers are the glue holding companies and organizations together. At the executive level, managers are responsible for overall strategy and improving the bottom line. At lower levels, managers make decisions, build relationships, help customers, and lead teams to complete projects. Effective managers need a wide array of skills. They must be versatile enough to adapt to new initiatives, market changes, and...

  • Highest-paying management jobs for people in Florence

    Stacker|Jun 1, 2025

    Gorodenkoff // Shutterstock Highest-paying management jobs for people in Florence Managers are the glue holding companies and organizations together. At the executive level, managers are responsible for overall strategy and improving the bottom line. At lower levels, managers make decisions, build relationships, help customers, and lead teams to complete projects. Effective managers need a wide array of skills. They must be versatile enough to adapt to new initiatives, market changes, and...

  • Pete Mohler is named as the new President of the University of Alabama

    Luisa Reyes|Jun 1, 2025

    June 16, 2025 - TUSCALOOSA, AL - Dr. Peter Mohler is named The University of Alabama's 30th President. With qualifications that sound perfect for UAB, Dr. Peter Mohler, has nevertheless been announced as the new president for The University of Alabama. He comes from The Ohio State University where he has been since 2011. At Ohio State, he is currently the Chief Scientific Officer of Ohio State University's Wexner Medical Center. As well as the Innovations and Knowledge Executive Vice President...

  • Revamp your 5-to-9 after the 9-to-5 with this after-work routine

    Stacker, Arin Schultz for Naturepedic|Jun 1, 2025

    Revamp your 5-to-9 after the 9-to-5 with this after-work routine Surely you've seen the viral “5-to-9 before the 9-to-5” trend. But what about what happens after your 9-to-5? Your evening routine can make or break your quality of sleep, and it starts from the moment you get home from work (or log off for the day if you work from home). Naturepedic is flipping this trend upside down with a “5-to-9 after the 9-to-5” after-work routine that will set you up for your best night's sleep. Why is an a...

  • 7 digital travel fails hurting your summer bookings (and how to fix them)

    Stacker, Sierra Thomas for AudioEye|Jun 1, 2025

    7 digital travel fails hurting your summer bookings (and how to fix them) Summer travel season is in full swing, and for many Americans, that means jumping online to book flights, hotels, and excursions. For millions of travelers with disabilities, however, that process often ends in frustration. Inaccessible websites can make it difficult, if not impossible, to complete a reservation. This can result in missed sales, negative experiences, and long-term brand damage, AudioEye reports. While...

  • Where Americans earn the most from investments

    Stacker, Jaclyn DeJohn, CFP for SmartAsset|Jun 1, 2025

    Where Americans earn the most from investments Net capital gains, the profits from selling assets like stocks, real estate, or businesses, are a key measure of investment success and regional wealth. These gains are realized only upon sale and are taxable at preferential rates when held for a year or longer: 0%, 15% or 20%. Other investment incomes, such as ordinary dividends and taxable interest, which are taxed at generally higher income tax rates, or tax-exempt interest (often from municipal...

  • Dog breeds losing popularity

    Stacker, Taylor Johnson|Jun 1, 2025

    Fashionable trendy Maltese dog wearing pink goggles. BCFC // Shutterstock Dog breeds losing popularity Trends of all kinds fade in and out of popularity, and that goes for dog breeds, too. Though the Labrador retriever was top dog among American pet owners for 31 years, according to the American Kennel Club, the breed was dethroned by the French bulldog in 2022. Since then, Frenchies have held on to that top spot, according to the latest data released by the AKC in March 2025. Rest assured that...

  • It's harder for Americans to get access to prescription drugs, even with insurance, research shows

    Stacker, Tori Marsh for GoodRx|Jun 1, 2025

    It’s harder for Americans to get access to prescription drugs, even with insurance, research shows For Americans navigating the pharmacy counter, the price of a prescription is often just the beginning of the story. Behind that cost lies an increasingly complex—and often opaque—network of coverage decisions that determine which medications are available and under what conditions. New data from GoodRx Research reveals just how inadequate and restrictive prescription insurance has become. Medic...

  • Vance Luther Boelter has been apprehended

    Brandon Moseley|Jun 1, 2025

    June 16, 2025 – MINNEAPOLIS, MN - Vance Luther Boelter has been apprehended in rural Minnesota. Boelter has been charged with shooting two Democratic lawmakers and their spouses this weekend went to the homes of at least two other Minnesota elected officials as he carried out the attacks, authorities said on Monday. Joseph H. Thompson is the acting U.S. attorney for the District of Minnesota. Vance said that Boelter disguised himself and his vehicle as a law enforcement officer during the a...

  • Marshall names Logan Glass as State Director for his campaign

    Brandon Moseley|Jun 1, 2025

    June 17, 2025 – MONTGOMERY, AL – Alabama Attorney General Steve Marshall is running for the Republican nomination for U.S. Senator. To help launch his campaign Marshall has named Logan Glass of Chandler Mountain in St. Clair County as the State Director for his Senate campaign. Logan is the outgoing Chairman of the St. Clair County Young Republicans, a member of the Alabama Republican State Executive Committee, and a former Vice Chairman of the St. Clair County Republican Party. Glass rep...

  • Secretary of State Wes Allen Partners with the Department of Homeland Security to Identify and Remove Noncitizens from Alabama's Voter File

    Alabama Secretary of State's office|Jun 1, 2025

    June 18, 2025 - MONTGOMERY, AL. – Wes Allen, Alabama's Secretary of State, has signed a Memorandum of Agreement (MOA) with the Department of Homeland Security, United States Citizenship and Immigration Services (DHS-USCIS) to gain access to the Systematic Alien Verification for Entitlements (SAVE) program, a program that will be used to identify noncitizens registered to vote in our state. This agreement is an additional tool to combat noncitizen voting, and represents Secretary Allen's c...

  • Which news sources do Americans trust the most and least in 2025?

    Stacker, Carl Bialik for YouGov, Taylor Orth for YouGov|Jun 1, 2025

    Which news sources do Americans trust the most and least in 2025? Nearly five months into President Donald Trump’s second term, trust in the American news media is sharply divided, with deep partisan and generational splits shaping where Americans turn for information — and how much they believe what they hear. A new YouGov study, based on a May survey of 2,211 U.S. adults, reveals that — aside from The Weather Channel — few news outlets earn high marks from both Democrats and Republi...

  • AI and virtual showrooms: The digital evolution of car sales

    Stacker, Evan Ullman for CheapInsurance.com|Jun 1, 2025

    AI and virtual showrooms: The digital evolution of car sales Car buyers today want more than a test drive and a handshake. They're looking for convenience, transparency, and a shopping experience that feels tailored to them. Thanks to rapid advances in digital technology, they're getting exactly that from some companies. The COVID-19 pandemic changed how people shop, accelerating a shift in how they buy vehicles. Online marketplaces, virtual showrooms, and AI tools now sit at the heart of how...

  • The decline of American happiness: Why the US is falling behind in global rankings

    Stacker, Evan Ullman for Spokeo|Jun 1, 2025

    The decline of American happiness: Why the US is falling behind in global rankings In 2024, for the first time, the World Happiness Report placed the United States outside the top 20. In 2025, it dropped one spot more, ranking 24th. That's a generational decline for a country long seen as a symbol of opportunity, prosperity, and freedom. Americans under 30 ranked 62nd in the world for life satisfaction, while those over 60 rank 10th, making them some of the happiest older adults globally. The ga...

  • Attorney General Marshall: Supreme Court Agrees on Tennessee's Case, States Can Impose Age Limits on Sex-Change Procedures

    Alabama Attorney General's Office|Jun 1, 2025

    June 18, 2025 - MONTGOMERY, AL – Alabama Attorney General Steve Marshall issued a statement celebrating today's U.S. Supreme Court decision in United States v. Skrmetti. The 6-3 decision upheld Tennessee's law imposing age-based restrictions on access to sex-change procedures against an Equal Protection Clause challenge by the Biden Administration and the ACLU. The decision clears the way for enforcement of similar laws in over 25 States, including Alabama, that prohibit doctors from p...

  • APLS Chairman John Wahl says that the Fairhope Library must fully comply with state codes on dirty books in the children's section if they want state funding restored

    Brandon Moseley|Jun 1, 2025

    June 17, 2025 - MONTGOMERY, AL - Alabama Public Library Service (APLS) Chairman John Wahl said that the Fairhope Public Library which has expressly defied state policy on not putting sexually explicit or LGBTQ+ proselytizing literature in the children's sections of public libraries. Wahl released his statement in response to the Fairhope Library Board's decision the previous night to retain the majority of books challenged by parents for sexually explicit content in the library's youth...

  • A relationship expert's number one tip for dating in every decade

    Stacker, Erica Garza for Hims|Jun 1, 2025

    A relationship expert's number one tip for dating in every decade Aging has certain advantages when it comes to dating. You’ve got life experience and a pretty good idea of what you want and don’t want in a partner — and you’re a lot less likely to waste time on playing games. But let’s be real: Today's dating scene isn’t what it used to be. Between needing to learn to navigate swiping, ghosting, breadcrumbing, and more, it’s basically a whole new playbook. So, how do you date and pursue a pote...

  • The rise of merch: How today's brands turned simple swag into sought-after collectibles

    Stacker, Angelica Frey for Shopify|Jun 1, 2025

    The rise of merch: How today’s brands turned simple swag into sought-after collectibles What do a lock, a reusable tote bag, and a tracksuit have in common? Well, if they’re the cherry-shaped lock from Glossier, a pastel-colored tote from Trader Joe’s, and a Dunkin’-branded tracksuit, they’re all viral merch items that are fetching a premium on resale sites. While this kind of virality can be a flash in the pan, great merch offers brands a shot at extending the lifespan of their brand story. Co...

  • Does ChatGPT offer good financial advice? 6 answers reviewed

    Stacker, Bethany Hickey for Finder.com|Jun 1, 2025

    Does ChatGPT offer good financial advice? 6 answers reviewed Everyone is crowing about the endless possibilities AI presents, namely, saving you time on mundane everyday tasks. Finder.com asked ChatGPT six common financial questions and graded its answers. ChatGPT’s answers in their entirety are not included here since they got rather lengthy. Each question was asked in a new chat to ensure fresh answers without history that could impact answers to prompts. Note: It is not advisable to ask an A...

  • Senator Merika Coleman Secures Additional $325,000 in State Funding for Phase 2 of Willie Mays Park Rehabilitation

    Jun 1, 2025

    June `9, 2025 - BIRMINGHAM, AL - State Senator Merika Coleman (D-Pleasant Grove) is proud to announce that she has successfully secured an additional $325,000 in the 2025–2026 Alabama State Budgets to support Phase 2 of the Willie Mays Park rehabilitation project in Fairfield. This latest investment builds on her previously announced $50,000 Jefferson County Community Service grant and reflects her continued commitment to honoring the legacy of Alabama native and baseball icon, Willie Mays. "...

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