The post soon went viral across social media platforms. Employees worldwide struggle with the challenge of weekend work and manage to set boundaries, while others face pressure to extend their hours.

Nine of the top 10 players in the world were in the field, with only World No. 1 Nelly Korda electing not to play. Jin Hee Im, Gaby Lopez and Charley Hull all tied for fourth place. Last year's ...

American professional golfer Nelly Korda recently posted ... Without them we wouldn’t be able to live out ours dreams,” the World No. 1 added. Last year, Korda won this same tournament at ...

The Singapore field features nine of the top 10 players in the world ranking — and 13 of the top 15 — minus only top-ranked Nelly Korda and Rose Zhang. The final event of the LPGA’s three ...

“It’s especially nice if I’m taking my laptop to a co-working space, then going out again,” Malone told me, adding that it can fit her laptop, mouse, chargers, and water bottle, plus her ...

As the curtains rise on the Nelly Invitational, the tournament’s namesake, two-time major champion Nelly Korda, makes it clear that the competition ... their prowess on a grand stage. He pointed out ...

So it's not the number of hours, if you are building the institution or the nation, nothing wrong," he said. "If you enjoy the work, it is entertainment," he pointed out.

Nelly Korda's not playing this week in Singapore, but she's still making history. The world No. 1's junior event, The Nelly Invitational, will offer something no other AJGA ever has – direct ...

Nelly Korda has been hosting The Nelly Invitational in partnership with TaylorMade since last year. The tournament falls under the AJGA league, for junior female golfers. AJGA recently announced ...

No way — did you see when Tiger hit it 99 yards last week, only to find out the hole was 199 yards ... the latest addition to Boston Common or Nelly Korda strategizing on a chip shot with ...

With one week left in the regular season we feel like we’ve given TGL enough time to come out of beta and make a strong judgment on what’s working and what’s not, and who we’d like to see ...