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27-year-old started a run club to meet new peopleânow his NYC side hustle brings in $640K a year (opens the original)
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At 6 a.m. on Sept. 5, 2025, Owen Akhibi Herrera realized his side hustle was in trouble. Akhibi, the founder of New York City-based social fitness group Peak and Pace, had spent weeks planning a 5K run and after-party on Governor's Island, a former military base off the tip of Manhattan that's only accessible by water. He and his team loaded up 18 trucks with supplies, and planned to put them onto a ferry. The morning before the event, he got a call that the boat broke down, leaving the vehicles
Nonprofit received $2 million from Olivia Rodrigo and Melinda French Gatesâit wants to give cash to abuse survivors (opens the original)
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At 4 p.m. on Saturday, August 29, leaders from the 10 nonprofits involved in Olivia Rodrigo's Daisy Chain Fields music festival stood, arms linked, huddled in the corner of a hangar. The group, who spent the day running booths inside the facility to introduce festival goers to their work, was told meet for an announcement, but given no other context, says FreeFrom founder and CEO Sonya Passi. Standing shoulder to shoulder, they leaned in so they could hear the news above the noise of the fans in
How Gloria Steinem shaped the lives and careers of women leaders: 'She listened. She connected people' (opens the original)
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In the moments after journalist and activist Gloria Steinem's death was announced on Thursday morning, heartfelt tributes poured out from a wide range of leaders as far-flung as Hillary Clinton, Oprah Winfrey and Spanx founder Sara Blakely. Steinem, who died at age 92, became a symbol of the second-wave of feminism through activism work after initially gaining notoriety as a journalist in the 1960s. She wrote essays, delivered speeches, led protests, and helped fundraise for causes directly impa
Gen Zers quit their jobs to start a pickle companyânow itâs valued at $8.5 million (opens the original)
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At 4 a.m. on Monday, June 1, Leah Marcus woke up to 70 missed calls from her co-founder. The good news: A prominent influencer, Alix Earle, had posted a TikTok video about Hot Girl Pickles, the debut product sold by Marcus and co-founder Yasaman Bakhtiar's Los Angeles-based startup Good Girl Snacks. The bad news: Most of the video involved Earle struggling to open the pickle jar. "Imagine our horror," said Marcus, partially joking, in a response video hours later. Next came adrenaline, when hund
27-year-old locksmith spent $7,000 on tools, works around the clock in NYC: 'I'd never held a screwdriver in my life' before starting (opens the original)
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Every night, 27-year-old Sahar Yona sleeps next to two phones and a laptop with the volume turned all the way up, so she can hear potential clients call at any time, she says. Yona is a residential and commercial locksmith based in New York City who's available 24 hours a day because as a self-employed business owner, "every job counts," she says. She wants to earn as much money and build her clientele at Locksmith Girl of NYC, which she launched under its current name in July 2025, as quickly a
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