Companies are adopting creative and inclusive ideas to support employees' well-being.

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Illustration of an employee at a computer desk, surrounded by flying papers, palm trees, and with a computer screen displaying an ocean scene where a sailboat matches the background

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I went to Keens Steakhouse for the first time. After my $150 meal, I get why it's been around for over 100 years.

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Photo of author Rachel Askinasi surrounded by cutout photos of food (wedge salad and shrimp cocktail) and the exterior of Keens Steakhouse

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The one place IRL still matters: luxury shopping

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Store clerk handing over a luxury golden shopping bag to a shopper
E-commerce has eaten everything ... except ultra-luxe.

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The world's top archer prepares for the Olympics by shooting 300 arrows a day and eating more pasta

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Composite image showing Olympic archer Casey Kaufhold, featuring a headshot alongside an action shot of Kaufhold with an arrow and a bow

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The race is already on to be Kamala Harris' VP

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Gov. Andy Beshear went on Morning Joe — and immediately began attacking Sen. JD Vance.
Gov. Andy Beshear of Kentucky went on "Morning Joe," backed Harris — and immediately began attacking Sen. JD Vance.

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'Botshit' is an example of how AI is making customer service worse

Tech Insider : Economy, Economy, Technology
AI robot with customer service headset and speech bubble with poop emoji
Botshit is a term that describes when chatbots spew incorrect information and provide false references to back up inaccurate claims.

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Big Tech's phony Trumpism

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Collage featuring a large photo of Donald Trump towering over a smaller photo of Marc Andreessen

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The golden age of overemployment is over. Job jugglers are preparing for life with only one income.

Tech Insider : Economy, Economy
A person working on two laptops; one laptop screen reads 'Shutting down' with a loading symbol looping
The golden age of overemployment could be coming to an end as remote job openings decline from peak levels during the pandemic.

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'Twisters' shows how tornado science has changed massively since the first movie nearly 30 years ago

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Photo collage featuring a vintage TV showing scenes from 'Twister' with the flying cow, alongside a hand holding posters of both the 1996 and 2024 films

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Warner Bros Discovery (basically) admits its merger didn't work

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Warner Bros. Discovery CEO David Zaslav, speaking at the New York Times' Dealbook conference, November 2023
Warner Bros. Discovery CEO David Zaslav could end up splitting the company apart.

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