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US states ranked by how much of their income residents pay in taxes, from least to most
A recent WalletHub study ranked all 50 US states by how much of residents' income goes to state and local taxes.
Rebecca Minkoff shares the parenting advice she had to learn the hard way
The fashion designer Rebecca Minkoff thinks work-life balance is unattainable for working parents, and thinks moms and dads should stop chasing it.
My son's teacher went to his soccer game. Her support meant more to him than mine did.
My son's teacher came to his soccer game. She didn't have to be there, and her support gave him confidence I couldn't provide as his mom.
We made a Mad Libs for AI-driven layoff announcements
Layoff announcements are generally boilerplate, but recent layoff-turned-AI-manifestos are all melding together.
The AI layoff playbook is here
Layoff memos at tech giants Atlassian, Snap, and Block have hit on similar themes, including AI efficiency and being nimble.
Data center executives fret over the industry's increasingly toxic public image
Data center development has boomed but communities and politicians are pushing back. Sinking sentiment imperils trillions of dollars of development.
Indeed CEO says the aging labor market is a way bigger issue than AI
Indeed CEO Hisayuki "Deko" Idekoba understands that everyone wants to talk about AI, but he sees a bigger issue looming for the workforce.
Why Warren Buffett's cash pile and Michael Burry's AI doubts make sense in this market
Wedbush's Paul Dietrich applauded Warren Buffett's preparation for trouble, and said he agrees with Michael Burry's AI critique.
Anthony Scaramucci says the US economy isn't facing a recession. It's already in one.
Anthony Scaramucci asserts the US is already in a recession, citing Trump's policies and economic tensions as contributing factors.
Snap's layoffs highlight growing work trend: AI-powered tiny teams
The AI-fueled strategy of getting more work done with fewer people is also popular at Meta, Block, and JPMorgan.
We asked 12 gig workers how much they made in 2025. The answers varied wildly.
Gig workers — from Uber drivers to Taskrabbit handymen — told us how much they earned in 2025. For some, it was a side hustle, while others worked full-time.
I'm the CTO of a startup. Software engineering has changed so much that we've changed our hiring process.
Andrew Hsu said his startup only hires engineers with an agentic mindset now.