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Forget saving up for retirement. They're saving up for burnout.
Workers are building burnout funds to prepare for career breaks as workplace pressure, job insecurity, and living costs increase.
Robotaxis are scaling now, fixing problems later
Robotaxi companies are scaling their operations as they continue to run into driving scenarios that could trip up the AI driver.
Create less AI slop and have more fun: 4 McKinsey partners told us what they want from junior consultants
Junior consultants should go out with their colleagues more instead of getting an early night, one senior McKinsey partner told Business Insider.
AI was meant to replace software developers. It's creating more instead.
AI was supposed to kill developer jobs. Atlassian's latest results suggest it's creating more software builders, not fewer.
YouTube star Hank Green sets new AI policy for himself — and urges other content creators to do the same
Hank Green, a YouTube star, announced a new personal AI policy after apologizing for relying too heavily on the tech.
The transfer of millions of student-loan accounts to the Treasury is taking a key step forward
The Treasury announced new steps to take over the management of defaulted student loans, including a partnership with new collection vendors.
Starbucks is ending GLP-1 coverage for weight loss as employer costs climb
Starbucks will stop covering the GLP-1 drugs for weight loss, adding to a broader employer retreat from an increasingly costly benefit.
Meta CTO says employees should use AI productivity gains to do more work — not take more time off
Meta CTO Andrew Bosworth tells employees he'd rather see AI productivity gains spent building more products than taking more time off.
I made Ina Garten's easy weeknight Bolognese pasta. The delicious dish was ready in 30 minutes.
Ina Garten's Bolognese pasta is perfect for busy weeknights. The easy, delicious dish takes only 30 minutes to make and is packed with flavor.
A facelift in the US would have cost me $45,000. I went to Turkey instead.
Heather Emerson looked in the mirror and pulled up her skin, wondering how a facelift would look. She had surgery at 41, saying it was the right age.
One of the job market's biggest engines is stalling
Inflation could be prompting some Americans to cut back on discretionary spending, leading employers to slow hiring.
New York homeowners are suing Mamdani over the city's pied-a-terre tax letter 'confusion'
3 NYC homeowners said their primary residences were included in a list of property records tied to the rollout of the new tax.