Finns Are Some of the Happiest Employees in the World. Here’s One Company’s Recipe for Success
Business and Economics5 strategies a Finnish HR manager uses to keep her employees happy.
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Jeff Bezos Is Selling His Amazon Stock for $4.93 Billion After Company Shares Hit Record Highs
Business and EconomicsThe transaction will provide Bezos with $4.93 billion in cash.
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We Now Know How Many Google Searches End Up With Users Staying on Google. Too Many
ServicesWho said Google's search engine was dying?
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The Results of Portugal’s Four-Day Workweek Make One Thing Clear: Not All Companies Can Handle It
Business and EconomicsThe four-day week in Portugal has produced positive results, but it isn’t an option for all companies.
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The Great 'Fake Meat' Crisis: McDonald’s Has Given Up on McPlant, and Beyond Meat Is Plummeting
Business and EconomicsMcDonald's will no longer offer its veggie burger, the McPlant, in the U.S.
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‘Interviews Are a Performance Art... You Have to Rehearse': A LinkedIn Expert’s Advice for Successful Interviews
Business and EconomicsInterviews are a crucial part of the hiring process. Leaving your mark on the interviewer is the key to making your candidacy stand out from the rest.
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BlackBerry Has Reinvented Itself, and It's Done So Well That It’s Making More Money Than Analysts Thought
Business and EconomicsOne of BlackBerry's flagship products is BBMe, a secure messaging service for businesses and governments.
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Gen Z Has Its Own Punctuality Etiquette, and It Says That 10 Minutes Late to Work Isn’t Late
Business and EconomicsAccording to a survey, 46% of Gen Z employees believe 10 minutes late for work doesn't count as being unpunctual.
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Microsoft’s Undersea Data Center Has Been a Success. It Lasts Longer and Has Fewer Outages Than Terrestrial Centers
Business and EconomicsMicrosoft’s undersea data center has been a success. It lasts longer and has fewer outages than those on land.
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EU Releases Its Initial Findings on Teams’ Potential Monopoly. It's Bad News for Microsoft
Business and EconomicsThe ball is in now Microsoft’s court.
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Quantum Computers Are Showing Promise, But the Real Revolution Is Quantum Internet, Which Is Already Underway
ResearchQuantum technologies extend beyond quantum computers.
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Productivity Has Been Growing Faster in the U.S. Than in Europe for 20 Years. It's a Story of Two Parallel Realities With Many Nuances
Business and EconomicsThe U.S. has seen its productivity soar in recent years compared to Europe. These are the reasons for the difference.
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AI Isn’t Ready to Understand Our Food Orders Yet. A Giant Like McDonald’s Just Proved It
Robotics and AIMcDonald’s has cancelled the AI-based self-service that began testing in 2019. There were too many inaccurate and incomplete orders, and too many frustrated customers.
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Dell Asked Employees to Return to the Office or Accept the Consequences. 50% Will Accept the Consequences
Business and Economics50% of Dell employees continue to work remotely despite threats and pressure from the company.
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Intel Is Already Mass-Producing Chips on the Intel 3 Node. Its Competition With TSMC and Samsung Has Begun
Business and EconomicsIntel intends to consolidate its position as the world’s second-largest semiconductor manufacturer by the end of this decade.
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The Rise of Artificial Intelligence Is Reigniting an Old Concern Among U.S. Companies: Chinese Spying
Business and EconomicsTech giants are changing their recruitment processes.
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Sam Altman Is Reportedly Considering Transforming OpenAI Into a For-Profit Company. It Would Be the Ultimate Plot Twist
Business and EconomicsAccording to The Information, OpenAI would shift from advocating for “friendly” AI to enhancing its commercial focus, setting the stage for an IPO.
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This Company Fired an Employee but Forgot to Remove His Access Credentials. It Cost Them $678,000 in Virtual Servers
Business and EconomicsA Singapore company fired a computer engineer but didn’t revoke his access permissions. It led to $678,000 worth of damage.
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Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang Hates One-on-One Meetings, With One Exception: 'If They Ask Me, I’ll Drop Everything'
Business and EconomicsThe leader of one of tech's most valuable companies admits that he hates one-on-one meetings. Sharing information makes them more efficient.
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The First Qubit Built With 99.9% Control Accuracy on a Silicon Wafer Is Now Ready. It Changes Everything
ComputersIt’s now possible to use current chip fabrication technology to produce quantum processors.
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