News and Trends

Google is rolling out a feature that lets users change their @gmail.com addresses while keeping all their data.

The role requires a leader to build programs that test new AI models for dangerous capabilities before release.

The hedge fund manager famous for predicting the 2008 housing crash is warning investors about Nvidia and Palantir.

From post offices to banks, here's what's open and closed on Boxing Day.

Arkansas law allows lottery winners to remain anonymous, keeping the identity of the second-largest jackpot winner in U.S. history a mystery.

The WWE wrestler and influencer is auctioning off an item he purchased for $5.3 million in 2022.

The surprise move came just days after its self-driving cars caused gridlock during a power outage.

Let's break down complex tax provisions into actionable insights around enhanced childcare and family leave credits, immediate R&D expense deductions and new overtime/tip income deductions.

Do insiders or outsiders most often get the CEO job? A new study shows how many C-suite leaders were promoted from within their own organizations.

The social network wants to compete in the space with Reddit and Substack.

Charlie Javice was sentenced to seven years in prison, but not before stacking up outrageous legal bills.

Experts blame the 'Peter Pan Effect' for young adults collecting plush toys like Labubu dolls and Jellycat.

This simple stocking stuffer is surprisingly popular, driving billions of dollars in revenue.

Greg Abel takes over Warren Buffett’s role as Berkshire Hathaway CEO in less than two weeks.

When states begin marketing citizenship and incentives, it often marks deeper shifts toward modernization and capital-friendly policy environments.

The Tesla CEO's Musk's net worth is now $749 billion.

An investor group led by Consortium Brand Partners is acquiring the iconic pizza chain.

It's notoriously difficult to get hired at Goldman — the bank accepts less than 1% of undergraduate job applicants.

Some savvy Gen Zers are turning their wardrobes into windfalls.

Stop collecting prompts. Start building a system that turns attention into revenue — with three moves inside ChatGPT Agent.

LinkedIn CEO Ryan Roslansky says an often-repeated piece of career advice is actually “a little bit foolish.”