Lillian Stone is a personal finance writer whose work has been featured in GQ Magazine, The Daily Beast, BBC Mundo, YourTango, and The TakeOut. She also has contributed to Slate Magazine, Morning Brew, and The Tea Lady. Lillian's articles cover a wide range of topics, including lifestyle, entertainment, food, and finance.
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Pickles, steak, and the Grimace Shake all made waves this year.
Many people abstain from drinking to kick off the year. Non-alcoholic cocktails are a growing option – yet they're more than just a substitute for the temporarily sober.
By: Lillian Stone
In an era of remote work, some employees are recording and posting their video layoffs and firings on social media. It can be empowering in a lonely situation, but is it wise?
In an era of remote work, some employees are recording and posting their video layoffs and firings on social media. It can be empowering in a lonely situation, but is it wise?
By Lillian Stone 5th February 2024 People are constantly "double-clicking" topics, "pinging" colleagues and "aligning on learnings".
Companies are clawing to bring back pre-pandemic perks and that 'family' feeling – but employees want something more tangible.
Brands are collaborating on increasingly odd-couple products. They're flying off shelves.
As companies scramble to make inviting workspaces, they're turning to a niche swath of experts to build something special. These professionals say business is good.
I was terrified of flying. Then I discovered an unexpected solution.
Lillian Stone · 6 min read Photo Illustration by Erin O'Flynn/The Daily Beast/Public Domain
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