'Fortnite' maker Epic Games is laying off over 1,000 employees. Its CEO says AI isn't to blame.

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Tim Sweeney, CEO of Epic Games

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I waited in a TSA line for 5 hours. I still missed my flight and had to cancel meetings with potential clients.

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The author waited in the TSA line for hours.

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This simple phrase can get you up to 20% more in compensation, according to a negotiation coach

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Jacob Warwick has helped coach executives, Hollywood talent, and athletes through high-stakes negotiations.

Jacob Warwick

I worked closely with Elon Musk at Tesla. Here's what the CEO's 'algorithm' can and can't do.

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Jon McNeill, founder and former president of sales at Tesla, published a new book, "The Algorithm," on the 5-step framework that helped drive innovation at the EV company.

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I turned my side hustles into a 7-figure career. Here are the 14 tools that made it possible.

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Entrepreneur Andrew Yeung scales his businesses with a collection of tools.

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I make 6 figures as an electrician. Trades like mine may be the last safe haven from AI.

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Carl Murawski.

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Botox between client calls is the new coffee break

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Botox is becoming a form of coworker bonding.

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He applied to 1,600 jobs. He finally got one, but it came with a 50% pay cut

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A businessman holding a pair of scissors ready to cut a paycheck.

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Perplexity's CEO said he anticipates some 'temporary job displacement' because of AI — but there's a silver lining

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Perplexity CEO says AI job losses could prompt people to start "mini" businesses.

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I moved to Dubai for a job 2 years ago. It's still where I see my future.

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A man with wearing dark glasses and a plaid blazer.
Nizar Mezher grew up in Lebanon and moved to the United Arab Emirates two years ago; he doesn't plan to leave.

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