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Divorces are adding to the financial distress of US retirees, especially women who don't have a robust financial infrastructure as men, creating long-term income gaps.

According to a new report, Microsoft staffers say the new Copilot update has ruined the experience and is a step backward compared to the previous version.

Sean ‘Diddy’ Combs was arrested in September after a grand jury indicted him on federal charges of sex trafficking and racketeering

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.

OpenAI's latest funding round could set the company up for a massive failure if it is unable to become a for-profit entity for two years. Failure to meet this critical threshold would mean it would have to refund the money to the investors.

Investors are "passively allowing risk to accumulate," JPMorgan Asset Management’s chief global strategist David Kelly told Business Insider.

The senior woman is exploring ways to ask her boyfriend of three years if he would include her in his will despite the wealthy man having previously expressed no inclination to marry her.

The software and cloud-computing giant currently allows employees remotely, with many new hires promised the flexibility of working from home at least half the time. But that isn’t written in stone.

Tesla managers in Germany caused controversy by visiting employees' homes to verify sick leave after absentee rates surged to 17% in August, sparking criticism from workers and unions, though management defended the move as a response to potential abuse of sick leave policies.