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One employee said this was "my entire team's last day"

Hoffman, who co-founded LinkedIn said the decision by Joe Biden to end his reelection bid was ‘one of the most selfless acts we’ve seen from a politician in modern American history’

The company said users interact with 1.5 million pieces of content on the site every minute.

Historically press shy, Iconiq Growth is sharing details about its VC fund for the first time.

CEO Sarah Franklin got such intense pushback on her company’s plans that she suspended them after three days

That's where the subreddit "Not My Job" comes in. They collect the best and funniest instances where employees are doing the absolute bare minimum that's in their job description. The post 50 “Best Of All Time” Fails From People Who Live By The “Not My Job” Philosophy (New Pics) first…

The company says that equity is polarizing and distracts from the mission of diversity and inclusion.

Farm equipment maker John Deere says it will no longer sponsor “social or cultural awareness” events, making the agricultural machinery manufacturer one of the latest U.S. companies to distance itself from diversity and inclusion measures after being targeted by conservative backlash

Security researchers uncover new malvertising campaign hiding infostealers behind Windows themes.

Caregiving responsibilities and a higher representation in collaborative industries means that women are more likely to have friends at work.

Explanation comes amid more controversy after the business mogul’s adviser floated the idea that the assassination attempt could have been ‘staged’