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Inflation Tickles Back Up in August — The Pressure Isn’t Gone Yet

August’s inflation data showed a slight uptick, suggesting that price pressures remain sticky and giving the Federal Reserve one more thing to worry about.

Nicholas Ricci

September 26, 2025

Why Employees Are Saying No to Management Roles

A growing number of workers are choosing to stay individual contributors, citing burnout, responsibility overload, and a lack of organizational support.

Nicholas Ricci

September 26, 2025

Powell Says Fed Is Walking a Tightrope on Inflation and Jobs

Fed Chair Jerome Powell says the central bank faces a “challenging situation” balancing risks between inflation staying high and the job market weakening.

September 23, 2025

Amazon Faces Trial Over Alleged Prime Sign-Up Tricks

The Federal Trade Commission has taken Amazon to court, claiming the company enrolled millions into Prime without clear consent and made cancelling the membership much harder than it should be.

September 23, 2025

Jimmy Kimmel Live Returns Tuesday — With Some Stations Holding Out

After a brief suspension following comments that drew backlash, Jimmy Kimmel Live! will return to ABC on Tuesday, though some local affiliates have decided not to air the show.

September 23, 2025

How Beli Is Winning Over Gen Z with Food

Beli is changing the game for Gen Z food lovers by blending social media trends, flavorful chefs, and user-driven content to become a must-try food platform.

September 21, 2025

Most Professionals Don’t Feel in Control of Their Careers—Here’s What That Means

A recent survey finds that less than half of workers feel they actually steer their own career path, pointing to rising anxiety about job growth, skills, and opportunity.

September 21, 2025

Good News for Current H-1B Holders: No Extra $100K Fee

The White House confirmed that the new six-figure fee only applies to new H-1B applications, not to people who already have one.

September 21, 2025

Apple Drops Huge iPhone Software Update Packed with New Features

Apple’s new iPhone update brings major upgrades to privacy, camera features, and system performance—users are seeing improvements across the board after installing the latest iOS version.

September 16, 2025

Trump’s Push for a China Deal on TikTok Heats Up

Donald Trump is pushing hard for a framework that would force TikTok’s Chinese owner to either sell the platform or face a ban, arguing it’s a matter of both national security and economic leverage.

September 16, 2025

LinkedIn’s 2025 Top 100 MBA Programs: What Really Moves the Needle

LinkedIn’s newest ranking of the world’s top 100 MBA programs spotlights schools that best deliver on career growth, leadership opportunity, networking, and diversity—showing which MBAs are most likely to pay off.

September 16, 2025

Who Qualifies for New York’s $200-$400 Inflation Refund

More than 8 million New York households will qualify for inflation refund checks this year—ranging between $200 and $400—to help offset rising living costs.

September 14, 2025

7-Eleven’s Big Bet: Japanese Roots Fuel U.S. Rebuild

7-Eleven’s Japanese parent company is launching a five-year, $13 billion growth strategy aiming to redraw the convenience-store map in the U.S. using lessons from its home market.

September 14, 2025

xAI Cuts 500 Grok Trainers as It Shifts to Specialist Roles

xAI has laid off around 500 generalist AI tutors from its data annotation team and is reorienting toward specialists to fine-tune its Grok chatbot’s performance.

September 14, 2025

Mortgage Rates Slip to 11-Month Low — A Break for Buyers?

Mortgage rates on 30-year fixed loans have fallen to their lowest in nearly a year, giving hopeful buyers a reason to breathe easier as housing demand picks up.