The reports of employees threatening to resign en masse from OpenAI in response to the news that former CEO Sam Altman had joined Microsoft have not been independently verified. OpenAI’s current leadership has yet to comment publicly on the matter. However, it is not uncommon for staff to feel unsettled by executive changes and some […]Read More

Holiday travelers this season can expect cheaper airline tickets, packed hotels and roads and a sharp increase in the number of baby boomers hitting the roads or taking to the skies. Airlines are offering record-low fares as they compete with low-cost carriers, which have kept prices low by offering no-frills service. Hotels are also booking […]Read More

United Auto Workers members voted 55 percent in favor of a new contract with General Motors, ending a month-long strike that saw workers storming the automaker’s headquarters in Detroit and swathes of its manufacturing plants. The deal was made after the UAW hailed a proposed agreement that would provide raises, a signing bonus and improved […]Read More

The top Anheuser-Busch marketing executive, Paul Chibe, is leaving the company after the collapse in Bud Light sales. Chibe had been the company’s chief marketing officer since 2013 and had led the development of its iconic products, such as the Budweiser line and Bud Light. In recent years, Anheuser-Busch has seen a decline in sales […]Read More

The Social Security Administration (SSA) states that Social Security payments and other critical services will continue during a government shutdown. Specifically, the SSA will continue to process and mail Social Security payments on time. Individuals will still be able to access their SSA Online accounts and submit applications for retirement, disability, and Medicare benefits. Additionally, […]Read More

There is no evidence to suggest that shoplifting is on the rise, and most experts in the field believe that it remains at about the same rate as it has been in recent years. The fear of a shoplifting surge is not supported by any data nor backed up by any expert studies. The fear […]Read More

WeWork, the flexible work-space company at the center of a high-profile scandal that led to the ousting of its founder Adam Neumann, has officially filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection in the US. The company ran into financial trouble after attempting to go public in 2019, leading to the collapse of its $47 billion valuation […]Read More

1. Spending has surged due to the pandemic: With many states imposing restrictions on restaurants, retailers and other businesses, consumer spending spiked in order to purchase essential items. This widespread track of spending has caused credit card balances to rise. 2. Low borrowing costs help fuel growth: The Federal Reserve has kept interest rates near […]Read More