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Bosses have long warned staff to come to grips with AI. Now, companies like Accenture, KPMG, and Ring are tying employees’ AI usage to their future success and remuneration.

Elon Musk is a noted RPG fan

Elon Musk’s younger brother and the woman were involved for about six months between 2012 and 2013

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Amazon has started notifying corporate employees affected by its latest round of layoffs, following the company’s announcement to cut 16,000 roles across the US, UK, and India. The move comes as the tech giant aims to streamline operations and sharpen its focus amid rising competition in artificial intelligence.

Steve Jobs and Steve Wozniak are often known as the brains behind the nearly $4 trillion tech giant, Apple, but the company’s original third cofounder sold out early for just $800.

TikTok rolls out PineDrama, a standalone micro drama app akin to ReelShort and FlickReels, outside the app that lets viewers watch short storytelling videos

Companies, economists, and investors alike are now faced with a fork in the road; is the AI boom sustainable at current valuations, or is this merely an overestimated market, ready to collapse at any minute?

Excel turns 40 in 2025, yet it remains the most-requested data skill in U.S. job ads. A 2025 Business Insider review of 12 million Indeed postings found “Excel” in 531,000 listings—eight times Python and ten times SQL. According to the GoSkills Upskilling Forecast (July 2025), professionals with an advanced-Excel credential…