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James Clear Explains Why the 'Two Minute Rule' Is the Key to Long-Term Habit Building
The hardest step is usually the first one, he says. So make it short.
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- Samsung Makes 6 Day Workweeks Mandatory for Executives as the Company Enters 'Emergency Mode'
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Samsung Makes 6 Day Workweeks Mandatory for Executives as the Company Enters 'Emergency Mode'
Samsung said its performance "fell short of expectations" last year. Now executives are required to work weekends.
Mark Zuckerberg Announces 'Big AI News'
"We believe Meta AI is now the most intelligent AI assistant that you can freely use," CEO Mark Zuckerberg said.
Bezos Earth Fund Is Donating $100 Million to Groups Using AI to Help Combat Climate Change
Applications open in May.
I Tried Airchat, the Hottest New Social Media App in Silicon Valley — Here's How It Works
Airchat is still invite-only and prioritizes voices with no option to upload photos or write text, making it feel more human than Facebook or Reddit.
The FBI Is Warning of a New Text Message Scheme Claiming Unpaid Toll Road Charges
The agency estimates the grift has been ongoing since early last month.
Reddit Traffic Nearly Triples in 8 Months, Posts Rise to the Top of Google Search
Reddit posts are now as visible in Google Search as Instagram results.
Elon Musk Tells Employees That Tesla Severance Packages Were 'Incorrectly Low'
Tesla announced that it was cutting roughly 10% of its global workforce earlier this week.
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.
Country Star Jelly Roll Sued By Local Band For Copyright Infringement, 'Harm' to Reputation
The band Jellyroll has been around since the 1980s.
A Surprising Number of U.S. Couples Have Secret Financial Accounts, According to a New Survey — And Most Have Not Talked About a Key Retirement Question
Two in five Gen X and young Boomer couples surveyed do not have a financial plan in place for retiring together.
Elon Musk Says New X Users Will Soon Have to Pay to Post on the Platform
X tested the initiative in New Zealand and the Philippines to combat the platform's bot problem.