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Your old company might want to hire you back
More workers are returning to their former employers. CEOs say boomerang hires bring experience, connections, and other benefits.
I'm a former Accenture consultant. I saw why so many workplace conflicts go unresolved.
At Accenture, Lauren Bronson saw senior leaders struggle to confront toxic clients. Now, she helps leaders find common ground.
Job seekers are learning a new interview skill: how to sound excited about AI
Some job seekers feel pressure to show enthusiasm for AI during interviews — even when they have reservations.
I planned my wedding in 10 weeks — and it helped me land a Big Tech job. Years later, I'm navigating my first layoff.
Planning her wedding in 10 weeks helped Felisha Case launch her tech career. Now she's navigating her first layoff.
I grew my salary to $112K after a career pivot. A layoff broke my heart and changed my perception of money and success.
A 32-year-old in Canada shares her salary journey from working in nutrition to making $112,000 in tech, and how a layoff changed her perspective.
'There's no accountability;' AI startups keep claiming huge revenue. VCs say the math is getting 'murky.'
Investor skepticism is growing around the revenue claims powering the AI boom.
It's not your imagination: Streaming services are showing you more ads this year
Ad-supported streaming services are showing more commercials per hour amid a profit push in Hollywood.
Legal tech is booming. A new VC firm wants lawyers in on the action.
More than 50 lawyers are launching a new venture fund, GCVC, to take a direct stake in the technology reshaping their profession.
11 politicians who have changed their tune on data centers
As public backlash to AI data centers grows, 11 politicians are rethinking incentives, backing new guardrails, or calling for pauses on development.
Why your coworker is suddenly obsessed with their little AI minions
Workers are bragging about managing dozens of AI agents, but experts say the numbers can be deceiving and reveal little about productivity or value.
Arm's CEO says AI could cure cancer, but data centers are creating a bottleneck
Getting there, however, will require enormous amounts of computing power, Haas said.
One Canadian province is betting that being nice to Trump works
Alberta is the only remaining province with neither a ban nor a retaliatory levy on US alcohol imports.