Category: Business News
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Some Remote Employees Are Taking Secret 'Hush Trips' While on the Clock, According to a New Study
As workers begin to return to the office, some are squeezing every last drop out of their WFH setups by taking secret vacations.
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Chicago Billionaire Dies in Race Car Crash On His Birthday
Jim Crown was killed in an accident at Aspen Motorsports Park in Woody Creek, Colorado.
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Amazon Might Soon Be Adding Ads to Prime Video
The company wants to generate more ad revenue for its streaming service.
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The CEO of Software Giant Intuit, Which Has Avoided Mass Layoffs, Says Tech Firms Axed Jobs Because They Misread the Pandemic
During the first months of the pandemic, internet traffic surged as much as 60% in some countries, according to an OECD analysis.
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Apple Just Unveiled Its VR Headset. What You Need to Know.
The Vision Pro is Apple’s first major product launch since AirPods.
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'The Mattresses Are As Thick as The Width of a Hand.' And 5 Other Things to Know About Elizabeth Holmes' Prison.
Inside the walls of Federal Prison Camp Bryan, Texas, where the fallen Silicon Valley star is serving an 11-year sentence.
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Elon Musk's Brain Implants Were Just Approved for Human Use. 'You'll Be Able to Save and Replay Memories.'
Musk’s company Neuralink received a thumbs up from the FDA to test the devices in clinical trials.
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'Every Billionaire Wants a Casino.' Jay-Z Is Trying to Open a Caesars Palace in the Heart of Times Square.
The rap mogul has partnered with Ceasars Entertainment to bid for New York City’s only gaming license.
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Hollywood Writers Just Announced They're on Strike. 'We're Being Devalued and Financially Taken Advantage Of.'
The Writers Guild of America wants increased compensation and residuals in the age of streaming.
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Amazon Has Begun Another Round of Layoffs, Expected to Affect 9,000 Employees Overall
Amazon CEO Andy Jassy said the company had decided to “be more streamlined in our costs and headcount” because of the “uncertain economy.”