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Amazon's new 5-day in-office policy has sparked widespread backlash from employees. Many argue it's unnecessary and time-consuming.

Byju Raveendran, once India's most valued startup founder, was voted the worst by a Reddit community.

Robert Herjavec, a successful entrepreneur and investor, shares his insights on the business types he would never start.

In this guide, we'll walk through some of the best Halloween gifts to suit every vibe—spooky, sweet, or sinister.

Samsung factory workers in Tamil Nadu recently ended a month-long strike demanding better pay and working conditions.

Uber claims its new AI-based pay model offers greater transparency and choice for drivers, but some worry that it could lead to lower earnings and higher fares.

Lufthansa has been slapped with a $4 million fine, the largest ever for civil rights violations, after barring 128 Jewish passengers from a flight in May 2022.

Juan Velez, a Citibank personal banker in New York City, was sentenced to six months after admitting to stealing $150,000 from an elderly client with dementia.

Gulf states are pursuing a different playbook than the West regarding regulation frameworks, an approach that is a winning formula for governments and investors

Amazon is fighting fake reviews with legal action and technology. They've blocked millions of fake reviews and sued hundreds of brokers worldwide.

The adoption of CTV spurred innovations in ad formats and targeting strategies, with increased spending highlighting a great need for contextual targeting

Launched as an international online gambling community, newcasinos.com helps players discover the latest casino sites through curated best-of lists

Former FTX Digital Markets CEO Ryan Salame, known for his role in the collapse of the cryptocurrency exchange, has ironically announced his new position as a prison inmate on LinkedIn after being sentenced to seven and a half years for illegal political contributions and financial misconduct.

A UK woman is suing Waitrose after a 2-pound cauliflower fell from a high shelf, knocking her unconscious and causing long-term health issues that have left her unable to work.

Todd Graves worked as a boilermaker in an oil refinery near California and fished salmon in Alaska in harsh conditions before opening Raising Cane's fast-food chain that only sold chicken fingers and made him over $9 billion in less than three decades.

The Irvine Police Department in California has acquired a Tesla Cybertruck, the first for law enforcement. The vehicle will be used for the DARE program.

Justin Bingham, the 40-year-old CEO of a software company, tragically died while rappelling at Zion National Park in Utah on October 5.

UK shoppers are outraged over Herbal Essences reducing the size of their bottles from 400ml to 275ml while maintaining the £2 price, fuelling widespread criticism of shrinkflation practices.

Elon Musk promised free Starlink to Hurricane Helene victims but hid the $400 hardware cost, leaving many feeling duped.

Dell's sudden mandate for a full-time return to the office has caused panic among its employees, particularly the sales team, who had hybrid or WFH options.

Automattic faces internal turmoil after CEO Matt Mullenweg offers controversial severance to employees who disagree with his leadership.

Russia has bypassed Western sanctions by striking a barter deal with Pakistan, exchanging agricultural goods like rice and mandarins for chickpeas and lentils, allowing trade to continue without monetary transactions.

TikToker Nesha's shoplifting attempt at Walmart was caught on camera and went viral, gaining more than 2.2 million views.

Anne Hathaway is set to reprise her iconic role in Princess Diaries 3, but questions linger about the whereabouts of her ex-boyfriend, Raffaello Follieri, who was involved in a high-profile fraud scandal.

Based in Dublin, Diversein has long been a beacon for diversity and inclusion

The automobile industry constantly evolves while the financial sector navigates the complexities of market fluctuations

The wide range of races sets the Breeders' Cup apart from other horse racing events

According to Morgan Stanley, Amazon could save billions by cutting 14,000 managers. The company has already laid off thousands of employees this year.

Bill Gates, once the world's richest man, has fallen out of the top 10 wealthiest billionaires. Two major factors have contributed to his declining net worth.