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Apple, Amazon Cutting Hundreds of Jobs as Tech Layoffs Continue
Both companies are slashing workers across divisions.
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- New York City's AI Chatbot Keeps Getting Facts Wrong, 6 Months and $600,000 After Launch
- Elon Musk Is Mysteriously Re-Verifying X Accounts as the Platform Cleanses Bots, Spam
- A Surprisingly Large Percentage of Hiring Managers Don't Want to Hire Gen Z — or Older Workers
- I Was Poached and Then Laid Off 60 Days Later. I Was Embarrassed to Talk About It, but Doing So Helped Me Get My Next Job.
- Trader Joe's Accused of Copying Smaller Brands in New Report: 'Reminds Me of the Fast Fashion Model'
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I Was Poached and Then Laid Off 60 Days Later. I Was Embarrassed to Talk About It, but Doing So Helped Me Get My Next Job.
Posting on LinkedIn about being let go helped lead to new connections and, ultimately, a new job.
Trader Joe's Accused of Copying Smaller Brands in New Report: 'Reminds Me of the Fast Fashion Model'
Some small businesses are claiming they were duped by the grocer.
Apple Is Reportedly Eyeing the Home Robot Space After Scrapping Its 10-Year Electric Car Project
The project is still in its early research phase, insiders said.
Elon Musk Says He's Raising Tesla Engineer Salaries Because OpenAI Has Been Aggressively Poaching Them With Massive Paydays
Even Mark Zuckerberg and Sergey Brin are reportedly making personal calls to AI researchers to scoop up new talent or convince current employees to stay.
Google Sues Crypto App Developers for Allegedly Creating Fake Trading Apps, Enticing Users to Join With Romantic Texts
Google alleges the developers uploaded 87 scam crypto trading apps to the Google Play Store.
Walgreens Boots Alliance Gets Bill for $2.7 Billion From the IRS After Tax Audit
'Tis the (tax) season.
This U.S. State Is Trying to Pass a Law That Fines Your Boss for Emailing You After Hours
A "right to disconnect" law, Assembly Bill 2751, was introduced in February by Assemblyman Matt Haney of San Francisco.
Serena Williams Launches a New Company That She's Been Working on for 6 Years
The products are packaged in tennis ball green.
I Turned My Layoff into a Learning Lesson and Became My Own CEO — Here Are the Lessons I Learned Along the Way
Your employees are the foundation of your success — let's strive to create a business landscape where hiring for success and acts of compassion become the norm.
I Was Told I Was Too Old for a New Tech Job. Now I'm Fighting Back.
I've been to 92 countries and earned an income in every one of them. This is the first time in my career that I've ever had more than 24 hours that I have not been employed somewhere.
Mark Cuban's Startup Is Sending Its First Batch of Essential Meds to Hospitals Facing Shortages
The startup has an ambitious mission: to sell medications safely and at the lowest possible price point.