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'Everyone Must Respect It': Unanimous Supreme Court Decision to Uphold TikTok Ban Was 'Expected,' President-elect Donald Trump Says
The Supreme Court upheld the TikTok ban on Friday. Here's what we know and what it means for your business.
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Starbucks Is Bringing Back a Huge Conference for Its Store Managers as New CEO Brian Niccol Stamps His Mark
Niccol said he envisions Starbucks becoming a place where people want to hang out again.
Duolingo Says It's Seen '216% Growth in New Chinese (Mandarin) Learners' as TikTok Users Try Out a Competing App
U.S. users are flocking to RedNote, a social media app set to a default language of Mandarin Chinese.
Tired of Getting Ghosted By Hiring Managers? These Are the 10 Fastest Growing Jobs for 2025, According to LinkedIn.
Here's a look at the jobs with the most growth potential this year.
Watch Jeff Bezos' Blue Origin Launch Its New Rocket Into Orbit: 'This Is Our First Flight'
The rocket took off at 2:03 a.m. and reached orbit 13 minutes later, marking Blue Origin's first successful flight.
Here Are the Best and Worst States for Retirement in 2025, According to a New Report
About 4.2 million Americans are eligible for retirement this year.
'Inflation Is No Longer a Concern,' According to EY's Chief Economist. Here's What U.S. Families Should Be Worried About Instead.
The U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics released the CPI report for December on Wednesday.
The Cost of the Los Angeles Wildfires' Damage Could Be at Least $250 Billion. Here's Who Pays the Bills.
Since 1980, more than 400 weather and climate events in the U.S. have exceeded $1 billion in damages when adjusted for inflation. The Los Angeles wildfires could be one of the most expensive on record.
'Lawfare Needs to Stop': Elon Musk Responds to SEC Lawsuit Accusing Him of Underpaying for Twitter, Now X
The SEC alleged that Musk committed securities fraud in 2022 when buying Twitter.
A Company That Made $50M Selling Side Hustle Courses on AI Book Writing Is Under Federal Investigation
Publishing.com, which sells courses and tools for generating AI-written books, is under investigation for alleged aggressive sales tactics, according to a new report.
'Going to Be an Intense Year': Meta Is Laying Off More Than 3,000 as CEO Mark Zuckerberg Calls for 'Extensive Performance-Based Cuts' — Read the Memo
In an internal memo shared on Tuesday, Zuckerberg said he's raising the bar on performance management to "move out low performers faster."
'Nothing More Powerful': How to Transform Companies From Within as an 'Intrapreneur,' According to a Microsoft Office and Yahoo Shopping Cofounder
Elizabeth Funk wrote the first code for Yahoo Shopping on her own, based on skills she acquired from an "HTML for Dummies" book.