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AI Bias in Hiring Isn't Solved. We're Just Hiding It.
In 2018, Amazon's experimental AI recruiting tool systematically downgraded female candidates, demonstrating how algorithms can embed and amplify human biases.
Job hopping yields higher pay, but the gap is narrowing for 2026.
Digital marketer Anna boosted her salary by 30% in just 18 months by strategically changing jobs three times, leveraging each move for significant financial advancement, according to BBC .
SBA and NASA Launch Initiative to Fund Space Tech Startups
Under a new federal initiative, private investment funds licensed by the U.
US Coast Guard Spouse Program Empowers Career Growth
On July 1, 2026, the U.
Soft skills, not AI, will define leadership success in 2026.
A 2025 Skills Intelligence Report by Multiverse projects that a life sciences employer could lose 27 days of productivity per employee annually due to a skills mismatch, according to Northeastern Glob
68% of LGBTQ+ workers would quit if their company cuts support
A striking 68% of LGBTQ+ employees would leave a company that stops supporting them, according to Inc .
House Hunters Seek New Metros: Sun Belt Surges in Q1
In the first quarter, Orlando, Florida, attracted 6,914 more house hunters than it lost, while New York City saw a net exodus of over 28,000 potential buyers, according to Redfin .
Mauricio Umansky Launches New Trade Org Amid Real Estate Freefall
Mauricio Umansky, the broker behind the Playboy Mansion sale and The Agency's global rise, just launched a new trade organization: the American Real Estate Association (AREA).
AI efficiency drives tech layoffs; Meta reassigns staff
In May alone, artificial intelligence was cited as the reason for nearly 39,000 tech layoffs, marking the highest single month for job cuts in years.
AI Search Cites YouTubers Over Brands, Shifting Content Landscape
A Google AI overview recently declared Jake Paul the winner of a boxing match against Anthony Joshua, despite Joshua winning by knockout.
Summer childcare challenges strain working parents and educators
Nearly a third of all teachers report working outside jobs during the school year, averaging 13 extra hours per week.
New Habit Boosts Brain Health as You Age
A 10-year study revealed that older adults who engaged in processing speed training reduced their dementia risk by a significant 29% compared to a control group, according to Nature .
Einstein Bros. Bagels Plans 300+ New Bakeries by 2030
Einstein Bros. Bagels plans to open over 300 new bakeries across the United States by 2030, marking a bold resurgence for the established brand, according to KYMA . The breakfast market is highly comp
Novak Djokovic Joins General Atlantic on Wall Street
Tennis legend Novak Djokovic, a 24-time Grand Slam champion, has officially joined Wall Street firm General Atlantic as a global strategic advisor, marking a significant crossover from elite sports to
Nike Sells Out 28% of World Cup Gear; Adidas Sees Broader Gains
Within the first two weeks of the 2026 World Cup, 28% of Nike's merchandise sold out, compared with just 7% for Adidas, according to Storyboard18 .
Median Age of First-Time Homebuyers Reaches 40
The median age for a first-time home buyer in America reached an all-time high of 40 years old last year, according to Forbes .
Frontier Airlines Cuts 20+ Routes, Exits Six Cities
Frontier Airlines is pulling out of six cities and suspending over 20 routes in the third quarter, even as it prepares to launch 22 new services later this year.
Anthropic AI offers $1.3M salaries to lure top engineering talent
Two technical staff members at Anthropic, on H-1B visas, were recently offered base salaries of $1.
Curtis Hartman, Journalist & Truro Leader, Dies at 78
Curtis Hartman, a foundational journalist at Inc.
Brands Unveil New Products This Summer Amidst Rising Costs
The latest must-have gadgets are hitting shelves this summer, but many of the year's best tech products carry higher-than-usual prices.
Ford AI Hiring Miscalculation Brings Back Experienced Engineers
After believing AI would automatically yield high-quality vehicles, Ford Motor Co.
Gen Z uses Instagram Reels to land jobs
A student's video resume on Instagram recently garnered over half a million views, leading to 10 interviews and a full-time job offer as a solar analyst.
US economic vulnerability shifts, focuses on targeted production
The U.S. economy is less vulnerable to geopolitical oil price shocks than in the past, a significant shift reshaping national security priorities. This reduced exposure offers a more stable economic e
Starbucks Korea trains staff on history, culture amid AI debate
Starbucks Korea will close all 2,000+ stores on June 22 for mandatory history and social sensitivity training.