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The coffee chain is pushing 2,000 jobs to Tennessee, but its first relocation effort is meeting resistance from Pacific Northwesterners.

Brian Moynihan told employees not to worry about AI. Then he credited the technology with eliminating jobs "through attrition."

Ternus takes over in September facing App Store antitrust battles, AI competition, China risks and a $4 trillion legacy.

Inside Jet Linx's private aviation model, where private jet memberships, exclusive terminals and on-demand flights are fueling a growing shift toward time-first travel among not just executives, but sports-driven travelers too.

Meta is installing tracking software on work computers, a move that was met with internal discomfort and skepticism.

This AI tool cuts down tab-hopping between models during the workday, and right now you can get with this great deal.

Carrie Charles, CEO of recruiting firm Broadstaff, says laid-off tech workers should pivot their careers.

Zach Rosenfield, president and CEO of RMG, shares his playbook for getting maximum results from your PR efforts.

The delivery giant is expanding its Happy Returns network to 10,000 locations to capture the massive returns market.

Huang predicts AI assistants will act more like demanding managers than job destroyers, which might be worse.

Legal startup Crosby began offering interviews on Sundays and found that candidates had an unexpected reaction to it.

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Ryan Feghali started posting under a fake name just to think out loud. It ended up becoming one of his most valuable business assets.

Shaquille O'Neal breaks down his big love for innovative retailer tm:rw.

Early signs show that entry-level hiring is starting to rebound after years of decline.

Blue Origin successfully re-flew and landed a reusable rocket — but it placed a satellite in the wrong orbit.

Wall Street thinks AI will decimate enterprise software. Benioff says AI is making Salesforce more valuable than ever.

Cook will move into a new role as executive chairman in September after nearly 15 years running the company.

Robby Sansom didn't need another company after Epic Provisions. But visitors to a Texas ranch kept asking one question he couldn't answer.

If you’re not reviewing these areas, you’re probably leaving money on the table.

Citadel Securities' chief people officer, Alexander DiLeonardo, said talent is the company’s “ultimate competitive advantage.”

Save $1,000 on this versatile Lenovo ThinkPad laptop.

Incredible Health’s platform makes employers apply to nurses, not the other way around.

With TED to hold its annual flagship conference here starting in 2027, it's no wonder San Diego has become home to some of the world's brightest tech businesses and events.

Winston Weinberg attributes the company’s $11 billion valuation to a unique mindset.

Christopher Rim, founder of Command Education, offers industry-specific career coaching starting at $50,000 — some clients begin working with him the summer after high school graduation. Career coaching for college students has exploded into a lucrative niche. Prices range from a few hundred dollars an hour to $50,000 for intensive programs, according to Bloomberg. Beth […]

Three brazen California residents dressed someone in a bear suit to scratch up cars with meat claws, then collected insurance payouts.

Adidas is about to release a shoe that seemed impossible just a few years go: a chunky super shoe that weighs almost nothing. The Adizero Adios Pro Evo 3 tips the scales at just 3.4 ounces for a men’s size 9 — less than half the weight of an average running shoe and lighter than […]

A lot of housing technology will keep existing just outside the buyer's line of sight until the real estate industry does the following things.

AI will change what your team produces. How you lead will determine whether they trust you through it.