Business News People Are Over the 9-5 and Embracing This Buzzy Workplace Trend Instead Microshifting means working short, non-linear blocks instead of a continuous 9-to-5 workday. By Sherin Shibu
Business News Sam Altman Ignored His Interview Requests, So This Filmmaker Created a Deepfake By Jonathan Small
Business News MBA Grads From Top Schools Like Duke and Georgetown Are Struggling to Find Jobs: ‘It’s Been Really Terrible.’ By Jonathan Small
Business News xAI Is Paying Up to $240,000 a Year for This Job That Reports Directly to Elon Musk By Sherin Shibu
Business News Costco Is Finally Fixing the Most Frustrating Thing About Its Bakery CEO Ron Vachris says the company is taking care of something customers found 'a little bit clunky.' By Jonathan Small
Business News Here’s Why Airbnb’s CEO Once Felt Out of Place in Silicon Valley: ‘I Was Slightly Self-Conscious’ Former competitive bodybuilder Brian Chesky arrived in Silicon Valley at a time when fitness was not part of mainstream startup culture. By Sherin Shibu
Business News This Is How GLP-1 Drugs Are Forcing Restaurant Chains to Change Their Menus Weight loss drugs like Wegovy and Zepbound are causing chains to rethink their offerings. By Jonathan Small
Business News Elon Musk Says OpenAI and Microsoft Owe Him Up to $134 Billion Musk is currently the richest person in the world. By Sherin Shibu
Business News Armed Robbers Steal $110,000 in Pokémon Cards From New York City Shop The heist targeted rare cards worth up to $18,000 each during a community event. By Jonathan Small
Building a Business 7 AI Tools That Run a One-Person Business in 2026 — No Staff. No Code. You're not falling behind because you're lazy — you're outnumbered By Ben Angel
Business News This Is What a Google AI Product Manager Tells People Who Want Her 6-Figure Job Product managers at Google make annual salaries of up to $280,000. By Sherin Shibu
Thought Leaders This Coach Transformed a Losing College Football Program by Eating the Same $11 Lunch Every Day Indiana's Curt Cignetti's obsessive routine includes ordering the identical Chiptole bowl every single day for two years. By Jonathan Small
Human Resources Microsoft Closes Its Physical Libraries for AI-Powered ‘Skilling Hubs’ The library closures end an era of author talks and CEO book recommendations. By Jonathan Small
Business News TSA’s New $45 Fee Will Hit Forgetful Travelers Starting Next Month The fee starts February 1, but payment doesn't guarantee security clearance. By Jonathan Small
Business News Kevin O’Leary Says These Resume Red Flags Could Land Yours ‘in the Garbage’ O’Leary will throw out resumes if candidates display any of these common mistakes. By Sherin Shibu
Business News Citi CEO Slams ‘Old, Bad Habits’ in Leaked Memo to Staffers Citi’s CEO reminded staff that they will be judged based on results, not effort. By Sherin Shibu
Business News Verizon Is Giving Customers $20 for Its Epic Outage — Here’s How to Get It The wireless carrier is issuing credits after a 10-hour nationwide outage left frustrated customers unable to make calls or use data. By Jonathan Small
Business News McDonald’s CEO Predicts These 3 Food Trends Will Blow Up In 2026 Chris Kempczinski nailed his 2025 predictions. Now he's forecasting what will shape the food industry this year. By Jonathan Small
Business News Racing to Learn AI? Employers Are Actually Hiring for These Other Skills, According to a New Report A new report shows that employers are still hiring for soft skills. By Sherin Shibu
Business News This Is the No. 1 Thing 1,300 Business Leaders Are Worried About Right Now A World Economic Forum survey shows a surprising shift in what's keeping executives up at night. By Jonathan Small
Business Legal The Government Is Taking Up Too Much of Our Focus — Here’s Why When you fixate on every government policy shift, you risk losing focus on long-term vision and growth by reacting to noise instead of leading with intention. By Dustin Lemick
Business News Google Is Hiring ‘Tons’ of Employees Without College Degrees, Says Co-Founder Sergey Brin While Google still employs many “academic stars,” co-founder Sergey Brin says many employees don’t have college degrees. By Sherin Shibu
Business News Apple Just Made Video and Music Editing Way More Affordable — But There’s a Catch The new Creator Studio slashes the cost of Final Cut Pro and Logic Pro, but only if you're willing to pay for a monthly subscription. By Jonathan Small
Business News Domino’s Is Quietly Dominating the Pizza Market by Mastering 3 Things Rivals Ignored The pizza chain has turned loyalty programs and value deals into a competitive weapon. By Jonathan Small
Business News Dell Prepares Staff for the ‘Biggest Transformation’ in Its History Dell COO Jeff Clarke wrote in a leaked memo that Dell is preparing to make a “comprehensive change.” By Sherin Shibu
Business News China Just Hit a Record $1.2 Trillion Trade Surplus Despite Tariffs — How They Did It And What It Means The staggering number is a 20% increase from 2024. By Jonathan Small
Business News You Could Get Perks Like Free Rent If You Move to Cities in This Region Landlords are adding incentives such as gift cards, discounted sports tickets and free moving services to attract tenants. By Sherin Shibu
Business News Heineken’s CEO Steps Down After Six Years of Flat Performance Dolf van den Brink is leaving the Dutch beer giant, as the industry struggles to find its footing. By Jonathan Small
Business News Meta Starts Cutting Jobs, Signaling a Broader Shift in Strategy Layoff notifications began on Tuesday morning, according to internal communications. By Sherin Shibu
Business News This German Grocer Is Opening 180 Stores in the U.S. — Should Walmart Be Worried? An opening arises as American shoppers are choosing discounts over name brands. By Jonathan Small