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For many, a layoff is a catastrophic blow to both the wallet and psyche. But for one European tech worker, getting fired twice in five months was little more than an inconvenience. The secret? Unintentionally diving headfirst into a risky personal finance strategy: overemployment.

Carlo Acutis, 15, died in 2006 and earned the nickname ‘God’s influencer’ for his use of the internet

On a summer evening in San Francisco, JT Mason went to dinner with five complete strangers, confident he would have a good time thanks to careful guest selection by a new type of app for meeting people.

The Windows 11 September 2025 update introduces a new Recall homepage, a redesigned Windows Hello UI, a Settings AI agent, and more new features.

On Etsy, where buyers routinely perform reverse image search to verify a product is truly artisan and not drop-shipped, authenticity is the ultimate currency. This is what made a recent story from the subreddit r/digitalproductselling all the more curious. A post  ignited a debate pitting AI ethics against entrepreneurship in…

From self-diagnosis to blindly believing social media, therapists explain what it’s like on their side of the therapy couch

Executives agree it's important to keep humans in the loop. But they continue to be cagey about which humans, how many of them and for how long we'll need them.

Artificial intelligence is transforming call centers by streamlining tasks and improving customer service

British ambassador to Washington says US president has sounded ‘wake-up call to the international old guard’

Here's how to share and manage your ChatGPT chats, without sacrificing your privacy.

TV remotes could soon be a thing of the past thanks to a new sensor on the TCL QM9K. Who needs them anyway?