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Block is rehiring a small number of workers it laid off, employees say
Jack Dorsey's Block laid off over 4,000 employees. A select few have been rehired, according to LinkedIn posts.
Colleges are dipping their toes in the private student loan business
Trump's cap on student-loan borrowing for advanced degrees has prompted colleges to create new lending programs to fill financing gaps.
The 'hidden' housing costs sinking homeowners
Even homeowners with record-low mortgage rates now face staggering increases in often-overlooked fees, changing the calculus for millions of buyers.
Want to work for 'The Diary of a CEO' star Steven Bartlett? Start vibe coding.
"The Diary of a CEO" host Steven Bartlett also swears by a scenario-based "Culture Test" that emphasizes critical thinking and attitude over grades.
How Disney's new CEO could win over the next generation of fans and jump-start growth
Analysts say Josh D'Amaro must find new franchises and decide how to handle AI to win back Wall Street after a decade of minimal market gains.
From lobster hats to claw hands: OpenClaw's internet moment
OpenClaw's lobster craze shows how viral culture is turning AI tools into communities users want to belong to.
Nearly 150 retired judges take Anthropic's side in Pentagon fight
They said the DOD was free to choose its contractors but should not punish Anthropic "on its way out the door."
He skipped college to intern with an ex-Sequoia director. Three years later, he's a cofounder.
An ex-Sequoia VC shares why he decided to hire a 17-year-old as an early employee at his startup and promote him to cofounder three years later.
Over 200 Ukrainian anti-Shahed experts are helping the US and its allies deal with Iran's drones, Zelenskyy says
Zelenskyy said Ukraine had sent drone experts to Saudi Arabia, Qatar, and the United Arab Emirates, with others "on the way" to Kuwait.
Viola Davis says turning 60 changed what matters most to her
"In your 60s, your life is yours. That's the best part of it," Viola Davis said.
I joined a vibe-coding workshop to learn how to build apps in 2 mornings. Here are my 5 biggest takeaways.
I joined a weekend vibe coding class and built apps in two mornings. As a non-technical builder, I learned five lessons.
Gilded Age townhouse sells for $34.5 million in NYC, ending 2 sisters' heated bankruptcy battle
A fashion heiress and her sister, both in their 80s, fought 6 years to keep a 1901 townhouse. Its bankruptcy sale, for $34.5 million, closed Tuesday.