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Matthew McConaughey’s Super Bowl ad shows Salesforce’s commitment to AI amid more layoffs at the company.
Microsoft founder admits he didn’t feel like he had made it until more than a decade into his career.
Social media platforms are fueling the extreme budgeting trend.
Dell workers are being called back to the office starting March.
While the soaring housing market padded financials, anxiety lingers.
Dead-end jobs plague the workforce, but not all is lost.
Gen Zers and millennials have disregarded stigma of leaving their jobs with #QuitTok. That’s a good think, according to CEO of FUBU
Wall Street responds to Trump’s executive orders, bracing for potential tariffs
American companies have adopted monitoring their workers, which tends to backfire.
Forced to jump ship from TikTok, viral creators risk loosing thousands of dollars a month—others are trying to remain positive while shifting to...
The job market is 'kind of a horror show,' says president of Greenhouse.
Meet the new shadow behind Amazon’s CEO: Alex Dunlap
Amazon, A&T, and JPMorgan issue fully in-person policies. Laszlo Bock doesn’t think “JPMorgan would mind if a few more people quit.”
Supercommuters have surged by 32% since the pandemic, but one millennial DINK says it’ll ‘die out as they get older’
Inmates in California respond to the blazing fires, facing deadly conditions for less than minimum wage
Adherents of “Coast FIRE” front-load their savings early in their career, but don’t stress as much later on.
But the jury’s still out on whether his buy-now, pay-later system is any better—or different for consumers.
About one third of young applicants are not showing up on their first day of work
These are the investments that have paid off for the billionaire
Ann Arbor, Michigan might have far fewer songs to its name than New York, New York— but it appears as if the later city lags behind when it comes...
The class of 2025 feels especially pessimistic about their career prospects.
Young adults are taking sabbaticals to address burnout, meanwhile Gen X and boomers can't afford to retire in the current climate
Amidst socioeconomic turmoil, it’s not just the season for holiday movies—it’s the era of them.
The San Francisco-based tech firm had beefed up its ChatGPT generative AI chatbot with search engine capabilities in late October, but made the...
In response to drones, many are joking that they'd welcome aliens if it means a break from office commutes and paying bills.
The footwear retail company recently came under fire for allegations of using AI. Other corporations are also getting in trouble for said usage.
Walmart's stock price rose 80%, driving gains in the Walton dynasty's net worth.
CEOs issuing RTO mandates risk a talent drain
Entrepreneurs aren’t looking to let go of power and are delaying retirement over fears about their legacy.
Billionaires are able to skirt income taxes through this tax loophole, finds ProPublica.
Trump now backs TikTok, likely thanks in part to Jeff Yass. But does that change the app’s fate?
Job seekers go a year without an interview, navigating a cold hiring market
Moana actress says her mom slept on the couch and made sacrifices for her growing up. She’s repaying her now.
Donald Trump’s tariffs will likely crunch supply-chains and deal out hurdles to shoppers
More than 40,000 accounts at Morgan Stanley were deemed to be at a high risk of money laundering.
The ultra-rich are gravitating toward these global cities.
CEO of Berkshire Hathaway warns that the difference between a family crumbling or getting closer can lie within will planning
Young adults experience high AI anxiety. The same can’t be said for their company leaders.
Gen Zers and Millennial couples are opting out of having kids, or having children later.
A real-life cowboy, Yellowstone's Taylor Sheridan's path required a lot of grit.
Finland tops the list, while a 45-minute longer grind drags the U.S. down.
The A-list star and director doesn't think AI will take over the movie industry, but he sees it as place for additional revenue to be made.
Sean Tresvant, the first Black CEO to run Taco Bell, says that it's okay to be 'a brown belt' in some things: ‘I understand I’m not a CFO but I...
One of the largest studies of its kind finds that those in creative fields tend to be neurotic
You needn’t worry about AI coming for your job—at least if you’re a software engineer, Marc Andreessen says
The Thrive Capital founder isn’t looking for the most senior candidate, rather someone who can pave the new way
A Silicon Valley icon who claims to know the Tesla CEO is predicting a fallout with Donald Trump.
"I hate it so much,” the 83-year-old Stewart said.
Major events like the Super Bowl, World Economic Forum, and Cannes Film Festival are magnets for jet travel—and the wealthy attendants drive up...
Interest reportedly “spiked during the vote count.”