1. You're networking – yes! But you're networking so thoroughly within your industry that word gets back to your boss. "The world is small," says Andrea Kay, career consultant and author of "This Is How To Get Your Next Job," so this kind of thing does happen. When sharing your résumé and other job-search materials with new and old professional contacts, explicitly state that your hunt is confidential, Foss says。

2. 但是政客们究竟会做什么呢？虽然特朗普总统致力于让传统制造业岗位回流美国，但美国好几个州正在试验其他政策来帮助无保障的低收入工人。这些政策各有不同，既有大幅提高最低工资标准的措施，也有阻止雇主在最后一刻调整员工时间表的新规。

3. 我叫它“万隆奖”，该奖得名于一位中国肉业大亨，人家身为CEO却无比坦诚地宣称：“我就是个杀猪卖肉的。”万隆先生一定会同意我把这个奖颁给北伯林顿铁路公司(BNSF)的一位高管，这位仁兄在一次会议上说：“我们把东西从一个地方运到另一个地方。”

4. 单词reflection 联想记忆：

5. Last week, Clinton campaign chairman John Podesta said that the former first lady's shortlist of potential running mates will include women, quickly leading to speculation that Clinton will consider Massachusetts Sen. Elizabeth Warren, a popular progressive, for an all-female ticket.

6. 5.生物医学工程师

应用

1. China's consumer price index (CPI), a main gauge of inflation, rose by 1.6% in 2017, lower than the yearly control target of 3%, the National Bureau of Statistics (NBS) said on its website.

2. 关注规模较小和私营制造企业的财新制造业PMI下降，而主要关注规模较大和国有企业的官方制造业PMI指数同期出现上升。这种分歧可能表明，比起规模较大和国营的企业，较小的企业受污染限制和其他监管收紧的冲击更为严重。前者还享受国有银行的优惠待遇。

3. About now, new CEO Gorman is probably learning that the meager profits of a retail brokerage can't pay for all those monster Wall Street bonuses. Expect Gorman to decide that Morgan Stanley should be a lot more like trader Goldman Sachs, after all.

4. n. 财产，所有物，性质，地产，道具

5. The National Basketball Association (NBA) Global Games is to feature two pre-season games in China between the Golden State Warriors and the Minnesota Timberwolves, the NBA announced.

6. 谅解是赢家永远不会拿走一切。

旧版特色

1. There is a natural human tendency to idealize and whitewash days of yore, to cast them in the rosy glow of the mind’s eye.

2. 安娜来自一个黑帮家庭，她的发型有时搭配大墨镜或阿玛尼大翻领军装式风衣，既能点明她的社会阶层，又有严肃的威慑力。

3. Misrepresenting your credentials or intentionally plagiarizing, lying on time sheets or billable hours, misusing expense accounts or abusing company credit cards, stealing the kudos for a co-workers' accomplishments, or otherwise robbing your employers blind can all cost you your job.