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Office security workers for OpenAI, Anthropic, and other tech firms authorize a strike
A union representing 14,000 security workers said it authorized a strike that could impact the offices of AI companies including Google and Meta.
Two of Ukraine's special forces units clashed with each other in a dramatic downtown Kyiv shootout
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy slammed the incident as "absolutely shameful," vowing personnel changes among leaders responsible.
Uber is cutting many of its 'micro-teams' and giving some middle managers more reports
The move comes at a time when many tech companies are looking to reconstruct corporate org charts with fewer layers and more managers.
My daughter never worked a minimum-wage job. I think she missed out on some important life lessons.
I wanted my daughter to get ahead, so I steered her away from minimum-wage work. Now I regret that choice.
10 high-paying and growing jobs with low exposure to AI
Several healthcare jobs are among the high-paying, growing jobs with low exposure to AI.
Unemployed Americans say they're stuck in a job-hunting nightmare
A growing share of unemployed Americans have been out of work for over six months. With no recession to blame, some are struggling to understand why.
These real estate investors built cash-flowing portfolios. Here are the rules they swear by.
"More bedrooms equals more cash flow," said one investor who boosts rental income by renting rooms individually.
My book was a failure. I won't ever make a penny from it beyond the advance, but it did lead to career opportunities.
Melissa Petro discusses her journey from landing a six-figure book deal to navigating the challenges of publishing and sustainability as an author.
Amazon projects it's on track to deliver nearly 90% of its own US packages
Amazon projects its delivery network will handle nearly 90% of its US packages by 2029, reducing reliance on USPS and UPS.
She asked people to write down their AI secrets. The confessions came pouring in.
Olivia Tai asked strangers to write down their biggest AI confessions. They wrote about voice-cloning ex-boyfriends and dating chatbots.
Venezuela’s heavy crude isn’t a great fit for the US emergency reserve. It could still help refill it.
More Venezuelan heavy crude could also increase competition for Canada, a major supplier of heavy oil to US refineries.
Domino's new personal pizza is a sad sign for America
Getting a personalized meal is more convenient than ever — just look at Domino's new, truly personal pizza. It's also making America lonely and sad.