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John Deere Will Pay Up to $192K for a 'Chief Tractor Officer' to Travel and Help Launch TikTok Channel
One winning applicant will traverse the country over the next several months.
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Days After Layoffs, Tesla Pushes Stockholders to Approve Elon Musk's $56 Billion Pay Package
Tesla claims that Musk has not been paid in six years.
A 3D Printer Used By Microsoft, Ford, and NASA Is Now Commercially Available — Here's What It Can Do
Formlabs is a 3D printing company now worth $2 billion. It started as a Kickstarter campaign.
Red Lobster Is Reportedly Considering Filing for Chapter 11 Bankruptcy
The seafood chain has gone through a slew of different private owners since it was established in 1968.
Some Tesla Factory Workers Realized They Were Laid Off When Security Scanned Their Badges and Sent Them Back on Shuttles, Sources Say
On Monday morning, the officials picked out the workers who'd been laid off and sent them back in separate vans, the two workers said.
These Are Best Cities in the World for Remote Workers, According to a New Ranking
A recent report from Remote.com ranked over 100 cities in the world. Here's the best of the bunch.
Renowned Psychologist Adam Grant Says This 3-Step Leadership Method Will Help Fight Employee Burnout
We spoke to the bestselling author at BetterUp's Uplift conference last week.
NASA Reveals What the Strange Object Was that Fell From the Sky and Tore Through a Florida Home's Roof
The home's owner, Alejandro Otero, allowed NASA to collect and analyze the sample after attempting to connect with the agency through a post on X, formerly Twitter, last month.
A Major Burger King Franchisee in California Says He Can't Roll Out Order Kiosks Fast Enough Due to the State's New $20 Fast-Food Minimum Wage
He owns 180 fast-food restaurants in California and says 75% of his stores will have kiosks in the next 60 days.
Target Slammed With Lawsuit for Allegedly Collecting, Storing Customers' 'Sensitive' Personal Data Without Consent
The class action lawsuit was filed in Illinois.
Apple Is No Longer the Top Phonemaker in the World as AI Pressure and Competition Intensifies
Apple's iPhone shipments declined 10% from January through March.
The 'Silver Tsunami' Meets 'Golden Handcuffs' as Past Low Mortgage Rates Lock in Homeowners — Whether They Like It or Not
The resulting lower supply of homes, and population growth outpacing construction, has led to a 7.2 million home shortage.