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The creator of the nicotine patch says that 'anti-vaping forces' are trying to kill the life-saving e-cig industry Nicotine researcher Jed Rose has been on the cutting edge of smoking cessation products since the 1980s.

Boris Johnson set for Brexit delay after MPs reject his plan to force his deal through Parliament Members of Parliament have rejected Boris Johnson's bid to force through Brexit laws in time for the UK to leave the EU on October 31.

The fall of property prices and a weak dollar has wiped more than 120,000 Aussie millionaires off the face of the earth Australia is $US443 billion poorer this year after fallen house prices and a depreciating dollar wiped the country's wealth.

$275 million of your retirement dollars could soon be invested in Aussie tech companies, as super funds give new venture capital a spin Airtree Ventures has raised $275 million in a new funding round, that has been tipped into by by the likes of AustralianSuper, Sunsuper and Statewide Super.

New rules are coming to stop young lawyers working themselves to death – but senior partners say graduates will be grateful for working unpaid hours Law firms are betting their junior lawyers will choose not to take advantage of new industrial regulations requiring them to clock all their overtime.

An Ernst & Young seminar reportedly suggested women have small brains and said they should avoid talking to men face-to-face The HuffPost has obtained a 55-page Ernst & Young presentation advising women to get manicures and not to address men face-to-face.

Kylie Jenner is trying to trademark 'rise and shine' after going viral for singing the phrase Kylie Jenner has filed two trademark applications for "rise and shine." The reality star went viral last week after she sang the phrase to her daughter in a YouTube video.

Tech and finance experts are shocked by SoftBank's 'stone-cold crazy' $1.7 billion golden parachute for ousted WeWork CEO Adam Neumann The news that SoftBank would give Adam Neumann close to $US1.7 billion to leave WeWork's board and give up his voting power sent reverberations through the tech and finance worlds on Tuesday morning.

3 reasons you should consider doing your MBA when you're at a career crossroads Historically MBAs have been expensive and require full-time study but factors like online delivery make MBAs more accessible and flexible.

Insurance companies often discriminate against mental health conditions – but one company is hoping to remove the stigma by providing help at no cost With one in five Australian adults experiencing a mental health condition, chances are this is a topic that touches your life in some way.

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