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I was just laid off from Uber for the second time. As a boomerang employee, it's everything I feared coming true.
Kori X rerturned to Uber earlier this year after being laid off in 2023.
The largest college by enrollment in every state
Students looking for a more diverse student body, an array of majors, and lots of extracurriculars often enroll at larger universities.
Legendary economist Gary Shilling says consumer signals point to a recession in the next 12 months
Gary Shilling says he sees a 60% to 70% chance of a US recession in the next year, pointing to red flags waving among American consumers.
2 planes came shockingly close to crashing into a stadium on live TV. Now investigators are probing the incident.
Videos from inside the stadium show just how close two Airlink planes came to a potential disaster in South Africa.
Bye-bye 'Chicken Shop Date' — one of YouTube's most iconic shows is ending after over a decade
Amelia Dimoldenberg announced on Thursday that her hit show "Chicken Shop Date" is coming to an end.
17 'Harry Potter' stars, ranked from least to most successful
The first "Harry Potter" movie was released 25 years ago. Here's how the stars' careers have progressed since.
Slate tells customers when to expect the earliest deliveries of its $25K electric truck
Slate, the Jeff Bezos-backed company that's building a $25K electric truck, gave customers more clarity about their delivery timeline.
I'm an only child. Buying a house with my mom felt like the smartest way to prepare for both our futures.
I recently bought a house with my mom. It's more affordable than I imagined, and I love that we'll live together when I have kids of my own.
The Feds took their best shot at Big Tech. They missed.
The government can make Big Tech pay. But it can't make it smaller, which was the point.
There's an Easter egg hiding inside the $12.9303 billion price tag of the Nvidia-Hugging Face deal
"Special congrats if you find the Hugging Face and Nvidia references hidden in our $12,930,300,000 acquisition price," cofounder Thomas Wolf wrote.
THEN AND NOW: Photos show how Cuba went from a 1950s tourist destination to a country plagued by blackouts
Cuba has changed dramatically since Castro came to power in 1959 — from Havana tourism to life amid shortages, blackouts, and economic crisis.
I spent my 20s proudly supporting my partner's business. Now that I'm in my 30s, I'm realizing what I gave up.
Throughout my 20s, I supported my boyfriend as he followed his dream of owning a restaurant. Now, I'm realizing how many milestones we've put off.