China praises Trump’s plan to axe funding for ‘notorious’ U.S. media outlets like Voice of America ‘lie factory’
"The so-called beacon of freedom, VOA, has now been discarded by its own government like a dirty rag," state-backed nationalist tabloid Global Times said.
Musk blames ‘massive cyberattack’ for series of outages on X
Tens of thousands of users globally reported intermittent outages on X on Monday, according to the monitoring website Down ...
AI innovation isn’t a climate threat, it’s our best hope
The breakneck speed of AI innovation will help solve our toughest energy challenges.
The bond market is pricing in a Trump recession as investors protect their portfolios
Yields fell sharply Monday as the new administration’s on-again, off-again tariff threats dent confidence.
Meta reportedly keeps ‘do not hire’ lists but HR experts warn the practice can be risky
Former Meta employees say they can no longer be rehired after being put on a secretive internal list.
The job market might look solid on paper, but ‘there are some stormy clouds right above us,’ economist warns
Underneath strong top-line numbers, concerning trends linger.
Skyrocketing CEO pay can lead to huge corporate culture problems and whistleblowing employees
One person cannot make the company successful. It’s only through the employees, through the workforce that things get done." ...
Musk calls on US to quit NATO, stop paying for defense of Europe
Trump said he told NATO allies that if they’re not going to pay their bills, he won’t defend them.
Trump says four bidders in play for TikTok deal ‘soon’
ByteDance's TikTok faces a deadline of April 5 to strike a deal for its U.S. operations—or be banned from the country.
Burnout is costing companies as much as $5 million a year—Here’s how that breaks down from average worker to top executive
Losses can range from $4,000 to over $20,000 per employee.
Inflation sticker shock is making Gen Z ditch doom spending and revenge travel once and for all
Americans are cutting back on spending due to inflation, but experts say it could boost their money management.
This wunderkind’s first startup went bankrupt, leaving $200 million in customer assets frozen. Yet VCs are still throwing money at him
"There's no shame in failing, unless it's catastrophic," says Synapse founder Sankaet Pathak.