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I spent my tech career working toward a promotion I never got. I learned through layoffs how to create my own opportunities.
Brian Pulliam applied for a job at Zillow with the goal to work toward becoming a group manager. When he reached that level, the role was retired.
The hottest menu strategy: never-ending limited-time offers
In the attention economy, restaurants sell urgency and engagement through a never-ending series of limited-time offers.
Big money is betting the self-driving future belongs to a small club
The Autonomous Vehicle sector saw the largest capital backing its seen in more than 10 years, but the money concentrated toward fewer companies.
I'm 18 and graduating in Dubai. Missile interceptions didn't scare me — I'd still come back to work after college.
William Harper, 18, says bigger events like graduation and prom at his school in Dubai are still expected to go ahead as planned.
Dubai's main airport is ramping up flights after traffic slumped 66% in March
Dubai Airports said it was ramping up flights now that the UAE airspace is "fully restored."
Spirit Airlines shut down during my first trip to the US. I treated it like another tourist experience.
Nicole Liel's Spirit flight from Chicago to NYC was canceled after the airline failed to secure a bailout from the Trump administration.
GameStop's CEO unleashed a flood of good memes with his eBay offer
See the internet's best reactions to the news of GameStop offering to buy eBay.
Inside the chaotic morning Spirit workers learned they were out of a job: 'Take your uniform off'
Spirit Airlines announced it would cease operations at 3 a.m. on Saturday, canceling all its flights. It was a gut punch for its 17,000 employees.
I started a side hustle making stickers and art prints to escape from work — now I earn more than my old day job
The things Gwen Lee had to draw as an animator made her crave a more wholesome creative outlet. Her art side hustle, Curious Pots, was born.
She got her first passport at 39 and flew to Thailand. Years later, she retired there with her husband.
These days, as retirees, the only things Tye and Chip Pierpont schedule and adhere to are doctor appointments.
A viral outbreak on a cruise ship in the Atlantic has killed 3 people, the WHO says
The World Health Organization said that one case of hantavirus infection had been confirmed.
A Spirit Airlines fan has launched Spirit 2.0, a crowdsourcing effort to buy the airline: 'The people can own it'
The movement, dubbed Spirit 2.0, is encouraging regular people to come together and purchase the airline before private equity can.