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Address favoritism without confrontation by reviewing proven strategies offered by these eight experts, from CEOs to founders. No one likes to feel overlooked on the job—especially after years of hard work, dedication, and personal investment. While favoritism is a natural human instinct, it’s tricky to navigate its complexities in the workplace.

Eight predictions for what’s ahead. In 2024, the U. S. was rocked by elections, natural disasters, and sweeping policy shifts. Rarely have so many jugular issues arisen at once. Inevitably this means that major change is on the horizon for 2025. While no one can predict the outcomes with 100% certainty, one thing is certain: We’ll be hanging onto our hats.

With geographic diversity and English proficiency, LATAM is entrepreneurial, leading to technology expansion in the region. Even for those of us optimistic about Latin America’s (LATAM) business prospects, the path ahead isn’t without challenges. Political tensions persist. Several major economies in the region continue to seek balance and stability. True, the World Bank’s latest estimates did forecast a regional GDP expansion of 1.6% by year’s end, and further growth of an additional 2.7% next year.

"President Trump, a smart and experienced person, will come up with a solution," Russian President Vladimir Putin said of President-elect Donald Trump on Thursday. Ramil Sitdikov/Pool/AFP via Getty Images; Allison Robbert/Pool via Getty ImagesPutin says Trump is a "smart and experienced person" and can "come up with a solution" to the Ukraine war.

Rosé discussed how she copes with her anxiety. Santiago Felipe/Getty ImagesRosé opened up about how she copes with anxiety. The Blackpink member said she only noticed her anxiety recently and uses stress balls to help. This is not the first time she has discussed mental health — a topic that can be seen as taboo in the K-pop industry.