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Nailing the art of squashing workplace beef is now classed as a top skill for employees amid layoffs and RTO mandates, LinkedIn report reveals

It's official: LinkedIn’s chief confirms the job market is ‘not great’—but having these skills can help land you a top-paying job in the current dire climate.

Nearly 20 infant formulas found to contain toxic lead, arsenic, or both. Here's how parents can keep babies safe

Nearly 20 infant formulas found to contain toxic lead, arsenic, or both. Here's how parents can keep babies safe

“We really want these results to be empowering for parents,” said Consumer Reports, which tested 41 types of baby formula.

Bluesky made more money selling T-shirts mocking Mark Zuckerberg in one day than it has in two years of selling custom domains

Bluesky made more money selling T-shirts mocking Mark Zuckerberg in one day than it has in two years of selling custom domains

“That’s it. Pivoting to a tshirt company…” writes company COO.

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OpenAI CEO Sam Altman reveals his ‘obvious tactical’ career advice for Gen Z grads—as Apple, Amazon, and Meta hunt for workers with this skill

OpenAI’s Sam Altman reveals the one skill Gen Z students need to prioritize right now: Learning AI tools. LinkedIn’s new research echoes it’s the fastest-growing skill for 2025, meanwhile, Apple, Amazon, and Meta are among those on the hunt for AI scientists.

America must harness stablecoins to future-proof the dollar

A stablecoin market with the right guardrails can strengthen the U.S. dollar’s dominance in global finance.

Here's why couples opt for a 'sleep divorce'

Over a third of American couples opt to sleep apart. Here's why—and how to do so while still remaining close.

Boomers and Gen Xers are betting on a retirement 'mega-trend' that could transform the workforce—and when employees leave their jobs

Phased retirement can benefit both employees and employers long-term.

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Eminem’s former sound engineer charged with selling the rapper’s unreleased music for Bitcoin

Eminem’s former sound engineer charged with selling the rapper’s unreleased music for Bitcoin

Joseph Strange was charged with selling 25 of Eminem’s unreleased songs for $50,000 worth of Bitcoin.

Nike’s stock price tanks as sports giant joins growing list of corporate casualties in Trump's tariff plans

Nike’s stock price tanks as sports giant joins growing list of corporate casualties in Trump's tariff plans

"Geopolitical dynamics, new tariffs, volatile foreign exchange rates, tax regulations" and consumer confidence are all impacting Nike's outlook.

Elon Musk offers to pay $100 to Wisconsin voters who sign a petition against 'activist judges'

Elon Musk offers to pay $100 to Wisconsin voters who sign a petition against 'activist judges'

Billionaire wades deeper into political waters.

Here’s how to tell if you need another measles shot as cases rise across the U.S.

Here’s how to tell if you need another measles shot as cases rise across the U.S.

Cases continue to spread throughout the U.S.

Small Business Administration will now oversee $1.7 trillion federal student loan portfolio

Small Business Administration will now oversee $1.7 trillion federal student loan portfolio

Nearly 45 million student loan borrowers with $1.7 trillion in debt are left wondering what will happen to their monthly payments.

Top candidates are avoiding the CEO role despite the pay. Here’s how to make the gig worth taking

Top candidates are avoiding the CEO role despite the pay. Here’s how to make the gig worth taking

The chief executive role has lost its luster despite hefty compensation packages.

DOGE's plans for social security are a 'backdoor' way to cut payments, experts warn: 'This is the most serious threat I've ever seen to it’

DOGE's plans for social security are a 'backdoor' way to cut payments, experts warn: 'This is the most serious threat I've ever seen to it’

Elon Musk’s government efficiency team, DOGE, is taking aim at Social Security, claiming fraud while pushing controversial changes.

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The tax code is made for tradwives. Here’s how much it punishes dual-earning couples

The tax code’s answer to the mommy wars? Providing at least a little of something to everyone.

Mental illness—and the 'over-medicalization' of it—has left more young Brits with ‘work-limiting health conditions’ than some of their older peers

Sir Charlie Mayfield, former chair of an employment body, said part of the problem is "some over-medicalization of early-stage mental health issues."

Tesla’s CEO Elon Musk returns to rally his troops in company all hands: ‘The future of Tesla is incredibly bright’

Musk unveils his dream of building legions of Optimus robots that usher in a utopian age of 'sustainable abundance' in which mankind will want for nothing.

'We’re going to find something else for you, Linda': Trump's education secretary is tasked with putting herself out of a job

President Trump signed an executive order to formally begin the process of dismantling the Education Department, directing Secretary of Education Linda McMahon to facilitate the closure of the agency.

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New EEOC and DOJ guidance outlines how employees can make anti-DEI claims against their employer

New releases from the EEOC and DOJ are aimed at getting workers more involved in their fight against DEI.

Why CFOs and CIOs are in a power struggle over AI

Both leaders see themselves as responsible for driving business transformation.

London Heathrow Airport thrown in chaos as nearby fire forces closure for the whole day

U.S. traveller on-route to England turned on in-flight world map and saw a big U-turn.

AI revenue comes in hot. But can it stick?

AI startups are clocking millions in revenue from zero in just a few months. But will those numbers stick?

A bubble tea chain and a toy doll are the latest casualties of Beijing and Hanoi's competing claims over the South China Sea

Vietnamese flooded Chagee with negative comments after the milk tea chain's app used a map that endorsed Beijing's expansive territorial claims.

Elaine Chao: ‘What you all want is certainty and you’re not going to get it’

Also: Tesla bulls turn on Elon, Europe’s busiest airport was closed by a huge fire.

After pouring $450 million into Florida real estate, Oracle’s Larry Ellison plans to lure the ultra-rich to an exclusive town 20 minutes from Trump’s Mar-a-Lago

Ellison bought the aging but glamorous Eau Palm Beach Resort & Spa in August and plans to renovate.

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