Job-hunting is difficult and even more so when you've been out of the workforce for a while. Cheddar News' docuseries premieres Thursday night and will look at a job hunter who is working with a career coach to obtain her dream position.
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Analysts Expect Strong Tesla Earnings After Record-High Deliveries
Tesla's third-quarter earnings report is expected to beat expectations on both the top and bottom lines amid record-high delivery numbers. The electric vehicle giant hit a record high of 241,000 deliveries - strong numbers amid ongoing global semiconductor and supply chain shortages. This segment is brought to you by Webull. Download the Webull app and start learning, sharing, and investing.

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Chase Podcast Wants to Help First-Time and Minority Buyers Purchase Their First Home
Housing prices are through the roof creating trouble for potential homebuyers, especially first-time owners and minority buyers. Keosha Burns, executive director and senior advisor for community and affordable lending at Chase, is behind the "Beginner to Buyer" podcast. "I really wanted to make sure that we were having an inclusive, diverse, and relevant conversation that helped people determine not just what to do once you get to the table but who are those trusted advisors you should have around you? How much can you actually afford?"



