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AI’s war on jobs isn’t coming—it’s here. With some 300 million jobs potentially at threat, Indeed's CEO says empathy, compassion, and teamwork...
Elon Musk, Jeff Bezos, and Mark Zuckerberg still dominate the billionaire ranks, but their fortunes have taken a hit as S&P 500 losses and boycotts...
Walton Goggins has starred in "Django Unchained," "The Righteous Gemstones," and "The White Lotus." “I’m only here because of American Express,"...
The Golden State is home to 57 Fortune 500 companies, including Chevron, Meta, and Wells Fargo.
Gen Z and young millennials warn “District 12”-style clothing is a sign of tough times ahead, as recession looms at 40% probability.
Workplace experts say employer ‘block lists’ are common, especially in tech. Being an ‘activist’ or even quitting at the wrong time could...
The wealth of these Palm Beach homeowners totals about $494.7 billion
The cost of living is reaching a fever pitch, and families making over $100,000 are still living paycheck-to-paycheck.
Financial experts say that goals tied to gifting, recession timing, and asset liquidity will all matter in the $84 trillion great wealth transfer.
Rachel Liverman's warning to entrepreneurs: “You can have a plan, but the universe laughs.” Glowbar may now be one of the most popular facial...
It's official: LinkedIn’s chief confirms the job market is ‘not great’—but having these skills can help land you a top-paying job in the...
In comparison, bankers in New York make an average of $111,000 annually, without the risk of being exposed to an indefinite stay in dark, noiseless,...
Faircado co-founder Evolena de Wilde lives by Berlin start-up culture. Here’s how she spends her time and money outside of work.
Gen Z isn’t shy about splurging—whether it’s doom spending for a dopamine hit, spoiling their pets, or splashing out on rent. But soon they’ll...
The Apple cofounder got his first job on the factory line at HP, and said reaching out for opportunities is what distinguishes a dreamer from a doer.
Valerie Chapman, a LinkedIn content creator with over 16,000 followers, supports herself as an influencer and says the platform is an untapped...
Buffett told staffers at the Gates Foundation to “find your bullseye” and everything else will fall into place.
The seasoned “Wheel of Fortune” co-host revealed she only works about a month each year, and has historically earned $3 million. She renegotiated,...
35-year-old Courtney Allen ditched gig work at Cisco to run a presentation design agency and rakes in over $2.5 million freelancing on the side, with...
Other countries like Estonia, England, Canada, South Korea, and America are training students on how to use AI too.
Valerie Chapman and Mordy Golding use AI tutors to learn brand-building, communication skills, client information, and complex topics quickly.
Google cofounder Sergey Brin told Gemini staffers a 60-hour workweek is the “sweet spot”—but experts say that’s outrageous. The answer isn’t...
Jimmy Donaldson runs a litany of businesses, and says he can feel like a “zoo animal” working a schedule that is not for the faint of heart.
Andy Jassy is flattening the company’s hierarchy, and it may be perfect for Gen Z avoiding managerial roles and burnout.
Harvard University has the most billionaire alumni, and with others like Stanford educating Larry Page and MIT teaching Sam Bankman-Fried.
Manish Chandra taps young employees to revamp the fashion company’s app, and suggest new brands to be added to the site.
Gen Z women on the other hand are all-in on nursing, and can earn nearly $120,000 annually. No degree needed—just a lot of patience, empathy, and...
DeepSeek’s revolutionary AI model has wiped nearly $100 billion from the world’s richest people, including Mark Zuckerberg and Larry Ellison.
Thanks to Elon Musk and Reese Witherspoon, Gen Z’s obsession with crypto is skyrocketing. Experts say the product is risky. But they have advice for...
The billionaire CEO says he’s made poor investments in buying companies and hiring managers, but that leaders should be more open about these errors.
Billionaires like Tim Cook are raving about the book, which reframes wealth to include social, time, mental, and physical prosperity.
Sridhar Ramaswamy has a war cabinet of workers and frequently gets into quarrels with staffers over AI ambition.
An expert said not all personality assessments are created equal, and provides some legitimate questions to plan ahead for.
CEOs and billionaires are leaning in towards bold public persons, and wealthy consumers are following suit with their fashion styles.
Personality tests are becoming popular as the likes of Amazon, Meta and Microsoft hone in on high-performance talent. An expert on these assessments...
The personal finance guru and radio host said average workers shouldn’t be splurging on “toy” cars—unless they’re billionaires.
Young adults bought Jellycat plush toys for comfort during COVID lockdowns. Experts say the company leveraged scarcity and grown-up interests.
After luxury companies invested billions in China’s market, the country’s consumers turned to new pricey purchases.
Steven Wang, founder and CEO of the trading platform dub, spends $150 a year on a meditation app, doesn't cook to optimize time and wears the same two...
High-achieving workers and executives have leverage in following the rules, because employers don’t want to lose their favorites.
Nearly 8.5% of staffers will be affected, joining the ranks of Salesforce and Klarna in paving a new way of work.
Musk’s increased involvement with federal agencies has lowered morale and created a workplace energy of “fear” and “madness.”
Teenage athletes with dedicated social media followings are becoming the next generation of brand ambassadors, and they can make millions.
Expensive, grueling, and time-consuming training has exacerbated a windfall of controllers.
The chip leader says the tech should now teach humans, but doesn’t believe it will replace them in the workforce.
“There is a grit that you have to have as a veterinarian.”
Applicants may be too choosy, and hiring managers are posting ghost jobs and tacking on more interviews.
Liang Wenfeng hires young people and bookworms for his engineering team. He says: "Experience is not that important."
Her pink headband, denim overalls, and sing-songy voice were not by happenstance. The entrepreneur has a method to her madness.
The 62-year-old was finally kicking up his feet after working a 30-years-stint at Nike, when he got the call to cut his retirement short and lead the...