Sarah Jackson

CNBC

Why people are dropping out of the workforce and not looking for new jobs: ‘The market wore me down'

By: Sarah Jackson, Jennifer Liu

0 seconds of 8 minutes, 49 seconds Volume 90% Listen After six months of scouring job listings and sending off resumes, Dan Coda's job search came to an end.

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Top Tables: 17 London Restaurants To Book In August 2026

By: Sarah Jackson

August is all about making the most of summer , with rooftop terrace season in full swing and celebrations to be found in parks and gardens.

Citizen Femme

Have a Shucking Good Time: 19 Restaurants To Enjoy Oysters In London

By: Sarah Jackson

Whether you like them freshly shucked with lemon and a dash of Tabasco, or prefer them baked, grilled or dressed in something inventive, these are the best places to enjoy oysters in London this season.

CNBC

After a long job search, this 45-year-old is ditching corporate for nursing school—she wishes she'd done it earlier

By: Sarah Jackson

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6 of the 10 U.S. jobs projected to grow fastest over the next decade are in one industry—and it's not tech or AI

By: Sarah Jackson

A new release from the Bureau of Labor Statistics lays out the top 10 jobs projected to grow the fastest in the next decade.

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6 of the 10 US jobs projected to grow fastest over the next decade are in one industry—and it's not tech or AI

By: Sarah Jackson

As many workers worry about the future of their jobs in the age of AI , nurse practitioners may be able to rest easy.

Citizen Femme

Top Tables: 22 London Restaurants To Book In September 2026

By: Sarah Jackson

September always brings a feeling of a fresh start, and the capital's restaurant scene is certainly behaving accordingl y.

Citizen Femme

How A Solo Reset In Mauritius Changed My Mind About Wellness Retreats

By: Sarah Jackson

I was in my early twenties, working crazy hours in a Soho PR agency and spending the rest of my hours (and tiny salary) on late nights and parties, when

CNBC

Shonda Rhimes says she was a micromanager and 'pain in the butt' early in her career—how she broke those habits

By: Sarah Jackson

"Grey's Anatomy" creator Shonda Rhimes says she used to be a micromanager and a high performer who could be "a pain in the butt" to work with.

CNBC

Workers in the AI era need these skills, according to 4 executive leaders: 'Companies are eager to see' them

By: Sarah Jackson

When it comes to the most valuable skills for workers in the AI era, it's not out the old or in with the new. It's actually in with the old, talent leaders say.