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AI continues to disrupt your career prospects

Artificial intelligence is expected to transform employment even more in 2026, both in specialised roles and as an added skill in others.

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Do Ross and Ellie from The Traitors know each other? Fans think they've found a connection

The series is known for secret connections between those taking part, and viewers are convinced they've found one between Ross and Ellie

Woman & Home

10 “Dream Jobs” That Corporate Insiders Privately Call “Career Suicide”

We have all stared at LinkedIn job postings that look like golden tickets. They come with flashy titles, promises of “impact,” and perks that sound too good to be true. You imagine the prestige, the salary bump, and finally telling your family you made it. But inside the corporate machine,…

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What does Ruben Amorim know compared with Sir Jim, Jason Wilcox and the gilded overclass?

In Manchester United’s brave new world coaches are more like Deliveroo drivers: not really responsible for the food, but still to blame if it arrives cold

The Guardian - UK

How to make money blogging in 2026

Ready to make your blog pay off? This guide shows you exactly how to build, grow, and monetize, with practical tips and hands-on experience.

TechRadar

Assassin's Creed Hexe director has seemingly been named as Batman: Arkham Origins' director Benoit Richer

Ubisoft has reportedly appointed Batman: Arkham Origins' director Benoit Richer as the lead on Assassin's Creed Codename Hexe. The director seemed to confirm his position on his LinkedIn profile.

TechRadar

NSW ministers advised to bring additional staff when meeting lobbyist after his firm placed on watchlist

Eamonn Fitzpatrick, a former media adviser to several Labor premiers and prime ministers, says he ‘self-reported two genuine errors’ and rectified the lobbyist register immediately

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Blackstone exec says elite Ivy League degrees aren’t good enough—new analysts need to ‘work harder’ and be nice

Emotional intelligence, hard work, and interpersonal connection are essential to leadership success.

Fortune

Ruben Amorim’s exit is further proof that the Premier League is now ‘run by LinkedIn’

INSIDE FOOTBALL: The true reasons for the Manchester United manager’s sacking may reflect why this is the unhappiest Premier League season ever, says Miguel Delaney in his latest Inside Football newsletter

The Independent UK

Healthy to 100: Secrets from Countries Where Retirees Age Best

Longevity is a team sport, according to author Ken Stern. Here's the secret sauce for living long, healthy lives from countries such as Italy and Japan.

Kiplinger

Former Elder Scrolls Online chief confirms Microsoft's 2025 bloodbath drove his departure from ZeniMax: 'Project Blackbird was the game I had waited my entire career to create'

Matt Firor announced his split from ZeniMax Online Studios the same day Microsoft laid off roughly 9,000 employees and cancelled multiple game projects.

PC Gamer

9 Signs a Job Posting Is Actually a Human Trafficking Trap

In a tough economy, we are all looking for opportunities. We want the high-paying remote job, the modeling gig, or the easy administrative role. Predators know this. Human traffickers have moved from the streets to the internet, using fake job postings to lure victims into dangerous situations.

Budget and the Bees

Even top CEOs check their phones first thing in the morning—these are the apps business executives are reaching for

Business leaders are checking weather, wellness, news, email, and messaging apps every morning, with one Visa exec "addicted" to LinkedIn and Lyft’s CEO swearing by ŌURA.

Fortune

Feds are hunting teenage hacking groups like 'Scattered Spider' who have targeted $1 trillion worth of the Fortune 500 since 2022

Rogue teens have attacked some 120 companies—including Nike, Chick-fil-A, Instacart, and News Corporation—often posing as IT staff.

Fortune

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Is this the worst billboard of 2025?

There's a lot wrong with this advert. A lot.

Bored Panda

“Nightmare To Work For”: Prince Harry And Meghan Under Fire After Losing Two Important Aides

“They were a nightmare to work for.”

Evening Standard

Two more Megxits: Why can't Harry and Meghan hold onto their staff?

The Duke and Duchess’s 11th publicist and their longest-serving aide just left within days of each other. What is in the water at Montecito?

The Independent UK

The US job market is so tough job seekers are turning to dating apps to get interviews

A recent survey found 1 in 3 dating app users are seeking jobs

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Microsoft engineer clarifies speculation around plans to 'eliminate' C, C++ languages by 2030

Details have been clarified by a Microsoft engineer.

Tom’s Guide

5 steps to safer social media in 2026: The settings you should enable right now

Improve the security of your social media accounts and make them safer by turning on these five settings.

International Business Times UK

Amazon 'Fights' 1,800 North Korean Operatives Targeting US Jobs to 'Get Hired, Get Paid, Fund Weapons'

A top Amazon official revealed that the company received over 1,800 job applications filled by suspected North Korean agents trying to get remote to finance Pyongyang's weapon development.

The Independent UK

Amazon says over 1,800 North Koreans blocked from applying for jobs at tech giant

American tech giant claims North Korean operatives use fake identities, laptop farms and AI tools to obtain remote IT roles

The Guardian - UK

What happened next: the Coldplay kiss cam couple

They went mega-viral as the couple who were caught canoodling on a live screen. Cue plot twists and months of public intrigue

TechRadar

Amazon is reportedly being deluged with North Korean job applicants eager to break inside its walls

Amazon detections are up 27%, with Microsoft also worried about North Korean remote job applications.

The Mary Sue

‘In every picture he’s wearing a hat’: Philadelphia woman matches with man on Hinge. Then she looks him up on Instagram and LinkedIn

Dating someone you’ve never met can feel like a gamble, especially when you don’t share mutual friends or have any way to vet them beyond an app profile. It gets even more stressful when you don’t really know what they look like, and they have no online presence.

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