1 Microsoft Team Has a Salary Band Nearly 2 Times Higher Than the Rest, New Data Shows 

08/28/26 10:00 AM

Salary details voluntarily disclosed by 600 Microsoft employees show some surprising discrepancies within the tech company.

100 Million Users Will Start Seeing Ads in ChatGPT. OpenAI Says Answers Won’t Change

08/27/26 5:26 PM

According to a report, the startup will soon start showing ads for 50 brands through partnerships with well-known agencies.

1847 Letter Reveals British Company Trafficked Enslaved Africans Decades After Abolition

08/26/26 7:30 PM

"By process of deduction, we can see these are people illegally trafficked from Africa," Al Nasir told the outlet.

3 Kinds of Deals I Turn Down — Even When Everything in the Room Says Yes

08/28/26 6:00 PM

Some of the best investment decisions I've made never show up anywhere — because the discipline to walk away when everything in the room is leaning forward is what separates real investors from the rest.

A Fake Sorority Hopeful Took Over RushTok. The Real Lesson Was What Happened After the Reveal

08/28/26 10:56 AM

Andreessen Horowitz partner Olivia Moore breaks down her viral TikTok experiment.

AI Transformation Experts Say Companies Are Really Facing a Talent Management Problem

08/27/26 5:30 PM

The companies getting the most from AI aren’t treating it as a technology rollout. They’re redesigning work around the partnership between people and intelligent machines.

Barbara Walters Insulted Dolly Parton in 1978. Dolly’s Response Was Perfect

08/28/26 9:57 AM

Confronted on national TV about her image, the country star responded with grace, wit, and an unforgettable lesson in owning your worth.

Buc-ee’s Thinks It’s Defending a Trademark. Beavercreek, Ohio Thinks It’s Defending Its Identity

08/28/26 3:00 PM

The backlash to the gas station chain’s latest lawsuit proves the emotional power of logos and symbolism.

California Renters Could Soon Plug Solar Panels Into a Wall and Save Up to $450 a Year

08/28/26 4:30 AM

Small balcony solar systems could offer renters a new way to lower power bills as California moves to ease utility approval requirements.

California To Require Financial Literacy Course For High School Students

08/27/26 4:30 PM

California became the 26th state to require personal finance as a high school graduation requirement.