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AI is changing entry-level work. Here's how to ace your first job after college.
The AI boom is creating new hurdles for junior recruits. We asked career gurus for their best advice on starting out strong in the workplace.
A busy dietitian who never skips breakfast shares her 3 high-fiber favorites
Skipping breakfast is linked to health problems including obesity, poor gut health, anxiety, and depression.
Forgotten passwords, misclassified handbags: Businesses face headaches getting tariff refunds
Businesses want refunds on Donald Trump's tariffs. Lost passwords and misclassified customs entries are holding them up.
There's a new type of VC in Silicon Valley: the creator-investor
In a first for the firm, Claire Zau will help shape Lightspeed's media strategy alongside seed investing.
I make $300,000 and don't feel financially secure living in Seattle. It's still not enough to support my family of four.
A senior product manager living north of Seattle in a single-income household said his almost $300,000 salary isn't enough for his family of four.
I'm a Wall Street CIO, and I built myself a digital twin with AI. Now I talk to her every night.
A BNY executive says her AI double helped her deliver a funny impromptu speech at a networking dinner.
We built an app as a side hustle and sold it for $4 million without quitting our tech jobs. Here's how AI helped us juggle it all.
Two software engineers created an inbox cleaning app, leveraging AI for development. They sold while keeping their tech jobs.
I'm a fitness founder and mom to 2 daughters. Here's a day in my life in Los Angeles.
Megan Roup founded The Sculpt Society in 2017 after years of teaching classes at boutique fitness studios and dancing for the Brooklyn Nets.
OpenAI will pay up to $445,000 for a researcher who can prepare for a world where AI trains itself
OpenAI and Sam Altman aim to automate AI research. They are now hiring for a role to prepare the company for self-training AI.
Inside startups, Claude has already won the AI coding wars
In a survey of more than two dozen startup founders and VCs, we found a growing consensus that Claude Code has become the dominant AI coding tool.
Marc Andreessen says AI coding agents are better than employees because they never get 'drunk, sick' or file 'HR complaints'
"The bots never get frustrated with you," Marc Andreessen told Joe Rogan.
Trump's plan to limit student-loan forgiveness for public servants is inching closer to borrowers
Republican lawmakers are letting the Education Department continue narrowing eligibility for the Public Service Loan Forgiveness program.