Counting down the world's 10 highest-paid entertainers, these stars each made over $79M last year.

At this point, if you haven’t heard of Pokémon GO it’s safe to assume you’ve been in a coma. The mobile hit from Niantic, The Pokémon Company, and Nintendo has sent Nintendo stock soaring, it’s dominating social media conversations, and is fast becoming a social and cultural phenomenon. It’s even on track to speed past Twitter in daily active users on Android.

By Janet Miller In the famous words of Ferris Bueller, “Life moves pretty fast. If you don’t stop and look around once in a while, you could miss it.” It can be easy to get swept away in the fast lane and forget to stop and show your appreciation for what you do have. A life well lived is one of gratitude and thankfulness. To help you on your gratitude journey, here are 8 ways to have more gratitude in your daily life. 1.

The British online magazine The Independent thinks it has found some dirt on the husband of Britain’s soon-to-be-appointed Prime Minister, Theresa May. “Theresa May’s husband is a senior executive at a $1.4tn investment fund that profits from tax avoiding companies”, it shouts. And it goes on to remind everyone that Theresa May mentioned Amazon and Starbucks in a speech about tax avoidance.

Hiring should be less about interviewing and more about working side by side. Ask any entrepreneur how he or she feels about hiring and you are likely to be on the receiving end of an eye roll, a sigh and a war story. It’s common for business owners to struggle with the hiring portion of their jobs because, after all, we started our businesses with a specific product or service in mind. Hiring is usually something we learn as we go.

(Photo: Shutterstock) Growing frustrations in the workplace are challenging employees to rethink their careers outside the corporate world. Since it is the employee that touches the business and has a strong pulse on the changing needs of the marketplace, many (regardless of hierarchy or rank) believe that they can close opportunity gaps that their employers are ignoring.

Shutterstock Sometimes, a role just doesn’t work out. You don’t click with colleagues, the work isn’t interesting, your boss leaves and is replaced by someone terrible. Bad jobs happen to good people all the time. But when you seem to have nothing but terrible luck when it comes to charting a career course, it may be time to look in the mirror.

Shutterstock When we interview for a job, sometimes we’re so focused on the company’s reputation, salary and title and where that will get us in one, two, even five years, we neglect to pay attention to the factors that truly determine our day-to-day happiness. Well, a recent Monster and Brandwatch study of over two million conversations on Twitter across two years revealed what truly impacts job satisfaction on a daily basis.

Shutterstock The hot-shot product manager burst into the conference room ten minutes late. “Sorry guys, I’m on ‘marketing time.’” The six of us already in the room had been waiting on him to start the meeting. Six people, times 10 minutes each, equals a full hour of wasted time. There was a standing joke in the company about “marketing time.” Anyone who worked in marketing seemed to always be running late, and their meetings always ran long.

You might be surprised how much the average dentist in the U.S. makes in median annual salary. (image credit: Shutterstock) When we think of careers that lead to six-figure paydays, we often think of positions like corporate litigator, executive manager, surgeon or stock broker. But there are some jobs out there that pay handsome sums that might surprise you. Recently, jobs and career marketplace site, Glassdoor.