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As more tech companies tighten their return-to-office policies, a new study suggests that many job applicants are willing to accept less pay for positions that are either fully remote or on a hybrid schedule.
Forbes Exclusive Profile: How This Founder Turned A Crocs-Inspired Tote Into A $100 Million Business
Bogg Bag founder Kim Vaccarella started her company as a side gig in 2008 and was “scared to death” to make it her full-time focus. But accidental success during Hurricane Sandy recovery and virality among mom-focused Facebook groups has sent revenue—and demand—soaring.
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Members of the Senate Judiciary Committee sent a letter to Meta citing WSJ reporting about Instagram’s algorithm.
In an era when it’s now possible to outsource our most sensitive communications, all sorts of topics are being transmitted via Cameo videos, including job resignations, breakup talks and apologies.
The three children of the Oracle of Omaha, already among the nation’s biggest givers, could end up giving away as much as $130 billion of their father’s fortune. Here’s what you need to know about their philanthropy so far.
The California Public Utilities Commission votes to allow autonomous car companies to add cars and charge for rides.
User engagement on Threads has continued to fall after an initial surge in sign-ups, putting pressure on parent
Meta Platforms to roll out new features for its nascent microblogging app.
Walter Wang borrowed money to buy a plastic pipe maker from his father, a legendary Taiwanese billionaire. He has since grown the business sevenfold and made his own multi-billion fortune living out the American dream.
Grimace, the fuzzy, purple McDonald’s mascot, turned 52 years old on June 12. The fast-food company has spun this non-milestone birthday into its biggest celebration of the year, and in turn made Grimace one of summer’s biggest social-media stars.
FTX, Crypto.com and others are advertising on the biggest media event of the year. But crypto companies eager for new customers aren’t stopping at the Super Bowl.
Introduced in 2017 by then New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo and hailed as a “groundbreaking proposal” by both Cuomo and Sen. Bernie Sanders, the Excelsior scholarship program intended to help low to middle income students, isn’t getting to the poorest students in the state, according to a report published in May by the Urban Institute, a nonprofit research organization.
Senate Democrats want to know what steps the Treasury Department is taking to ensure that cryptocurrencies are not used to sidestep economic sanctions imposed on Russia.
