TikTok is revamping its pay structure to reward high performers

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TikTok CEO Shou Chew

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No network? No problem. How I built an AI startup at 18 with teens around the world.

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Alex Yang founded a startup with other high schoolers he met online.

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Sundays are the new Mondays

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Job seekers in 2025 faced a Great Frustration: never-ending applications, ghosting after interviews, and losing hope

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Bosses expect you to know AI — even if it's not in your job description

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You might not see mentions of AI in job listings as frequently, but most employers still want you to know how to use it.

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Monday.com's CMO led marketing at Amazon and Google. Here are the 3 things he looks for in every job offer.

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Harris Beber has held executive marketing roles at Google, Amazon, and Vimeo.

Harris Beber

Troops are self-censoring and scrubbing social media amid a Pentagon crackdown on political speech

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The Pentagon's hunt for speech crimes by US troops is suppressing political comments they have the right to make, military law experts say.
The Pentagon's hunt for speech crimes by US troops is suppressing political comments they have the right to make, military law experts say.

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4 takeaways from the final jobs report of the year

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Economists said new data from the Bureau of Labor Statistics still show a stagnant job market.

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The list of major companies laying off staff this year includes Verizon, IBM, Amazon, Starbucks, American Airlines, and more

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Verizon is one of the latest companies to cut jobs in 2025.

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The US added 64,000 jobs in November — but it wasn't all good news

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A 'Now Hiring' sign sits in the window of a Denny's restaurant on November 19, 2025 in Miami, Florida.
The Bureau of Labor Statistics published new labor market data on Tuesday.

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