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Meta Reportedly Keeps Lists of Ex-Employees It Won't Rehire — Including Top Performers

Two former Meta managers said they could add former employees to the lists, even those without documented performance problems.

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Wall Street Pay Revealed: What Investment Bankers Earned in 2024

To shed some light on Wall Street pay trends, recruiting firm Prospect Rock Partners surveyed more than 900 investment bankers about their 2024 salaries and bonuses.

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A Defense Startup With Billions in Contracts Launched a Recruiting Campaign Warning People Not to Work There

Anduril Industries is going viral for its "don't work at Anduril" recruiting campaign.

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'We're Not Effective': Starbucks CEO Tells Corporate Employees to 'Own Whether or Not This Place Grows'

After layoffs, Starbucks CEO Brian Niccol said in an internal meeting that the company's operations had to change.

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AI Agents Can Help Businesses Be '10 Times More Productive,' According to a Nvidia VP. Here's What They Are and How Much They Cost.

In a new interview with Entrepreneur, Nvidia's Vice President of AI Software, Kari Briski, explains how AI agents will "transform" the way we work — and sooner than you think.

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I Got Laid Off at Meta Despite a Glowing Performance Review. I Went From Crying in My Room to Launching My Own Business — Here's How.

"I thought maybe being on Forbes 30 under 30 would help me get a job, but it didn't. Nobody cared."

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'We Can Do It Better': A Reddit Rival Just Relaunched — With Alexis Ohanian on Its Board

Reddit cofounder Alexis Ohanian says he's "all in on this chapter" helping to revive Digg, and more than 175,000 people have signed up for early access.

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The IRS Is Reportedly Planning to Cut Up to 45,000 Workers — Half of Its Workforce

The cuts include reductions from layoffs, buyouts, and attrition.