They left their jobs in their 50s to reconnect with their kids. It helped them rethink their long-term career plans.

Karen Gilchrist jokes that her "maternal instincts kicked in late," but by 2024 she and her husband, Pablo Slough, decided to prioritize family over climbing the corporate ladder.

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India’s big nuclear reset: Why opening the door—SHANTI—to SMRs makes sense

India’s energy transition has entered a decisive phase. With Union Science Minister Jitendra Singh announcing targets of 22 GW of nuclear power by 2032, 47 GW by 2037, 67 GW by 2042 and 100 ...