J.R. Whelan

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21,375 appearances 574 recordings 1 series first heard Oct 2017 last heard Aug 2024

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But we've also talked on the show about how more investors are keeping a sizable percentage of their portfolio in cash to take advantage of the strong returns. matched
How would that affect 60-40? matched
All right, that's markets reporter Hardika Singh. matched
Thanks so much for being with us. matched
And that's your Money Briefing. matched
I'm J.R. matched
Whalen for The Wall Street Journal. matched
Here's your money briefing for Tuesday, April 18th. voice-verified
I'm J.R. voice-verified
Whelan for The Wall Street Journal. voice-verified
Workers in their 20s are often the target of the stereotype that they're not into hard work. voice-verified
Yet many of them are putting in long hours, building businesses and striving for promotions. voice-verified
And they're pushing back against the label that they're lazy. voice-verified
We'll talk to WSJ Workplace reporter Lindsay Ellis, as well as a 25-year-old CEO of her own company, after the break. voice-verified
Think your Gen Z coworker is slacking off? voice-verified
Think again. voice-verified
Some ambitious 20-somethings are trying to knock down the stereotype that they're lazy and not into hard work. voice-verified
We'll hear from a 25-year-old CEO about that struggle in a moment. voice-verified
But first, WSJ Workplace reporter Lindsay Ellis joins us. voice-verified
Lindsay, thank you very much for being with us. voice-verified
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