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Seventeen's Jeonghan is back in K-pop life after years on hiatus — with a new take on working 9-to-6
It's not often that people like having 9-to-6 office jobs, but Seventeen's Yoon Jeonghan said he thought it was a healthy break from K-pop idol life.
Trump's DOT proposes new rules for driverless vehicles
The NHTSA is proposing allowing the removal of pedals and steering wheels for AVs, making it easier for Tesla and Zoox to pursue alternative designs.
How JPMorgan went from 3 female CEO contenders to an all-male succession race
The race to succeed Jamie Dimon used to include three women. Here's how the field narrowed to two male front-runners.
Target is rolling out a new attendance tracking system for store and warehouse workers
Target's new point-based attendance tracking system rolls out in the coming months, the latest of several changes aimed at improving store operations.
Canceled trains, early closures, and ice cream shortages: Photos show the impact of the European heat wave
A heat wave across Europe caused record-breaking temperatures, affecting businesses, infrastructure, and daily life.
In an effort to get off my phone and deal with burnout, I found the perfect low-pressure social activity to do after work
Attending reading parties and Silent Book Clubs helped me get off my phone, socialize in a low-pressure way, and deal with burnout after work.
Microsoft is raising Xbox prices yet again due to the memory shortage — this time by $100-$150
Microsoft said memory and storage prices have increased by "more than 2.5x" and it expects "another doubling by the fall of 2027."
Ford says AI alone couldn't fix its quality problems. It needed to rehire veteran engineers to help.
Ford won a major quality award after years of recall headaches. It says the turnaround came from veteran engineers and rethinking AI.
After getting laid off, I struggled with grief and identity loss. It felt more like a break up.
Losing my dream job forced me to rethink my identity, my career, and what security actually means in an era of constant layoffs.
I left my $450,000 tech job to open a halal BBQ restaurant in Texas. It made over $2 million in its first year.
Salahodeen Abdul-Kafi left tech for BBQ. His restaurant is profitable, but he hasn't paid himself and is living off savings.
OpenAI, Anthropic, Microsoft, and Amazon are behind a new organization that aims to help prepare workers for AI
Former Commerce Secretary Gina Raimondo is leading a new nonprofit with big aims to address AI job displacement.
Before air conditioning was common, people used blocks of ice and fire hydrants to stay cool
Most modern American homes didn't have air conditioning until the 1960s. Before then, people had to cool off in other ways.