The job market is hell for us, and heaven for scammers

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Portrait of Amisha Datta in Fort Worth Texas
After realizing the job she applied to had scammed her out of $4,300, "I felt very alone and just sort of rudderless," says Amisha Datta.

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Two years after graduating at the top of her class in college, Amisha Datta could not believe she'd lost $4,300 in a job scam.

Beyond Kimmel: The soft pressure that's silencing business

Tech Insider : Politics, Business, Style
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When it comes to cracking down on free expression, America has two colorful and distinct traditions. And one is playing out in business right now.

I'm landfillin' it: Inside McDonald's' troubled history with recycling.

Tech Insider : Business, Environment
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Seller beware: Homebuyers are backing out of real estate deals more than ever

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A house with a 'For Sale' sign in front and a hand is using a spatula to scrape off a 'Sold' sticker from the sign.

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Inside Amazon's 'hardcore' culture reset

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Andy Jassy photo collage

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Amazon CEO Andy Jassy is reshaping how Amazon works.

Want to avoid burnout? Just hire an 'executive function' coach

Tech Insider : Economy, Business
A stressed man with his hands over his ears is in front of an open laptop with a lot of sticky notes and a person's hand on his shoulder.

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Millennials' favorite companies are growing up or dying out

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A person pushing a dolly of millennial pastel colored boxes towards a hearse
 

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Meet your new office bestie: ChatGPT

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A robot and a employee conversing in front of a water cooler
 

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Gen Zers are getting the worst kind of investing FOMO

Tech Insider : Business, Crypto, Sports
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Ed Elson, a 26-year-old research analyst and co-host of the Prof G Markets podcast, has heard plenty of stories about generations before him getting rich on stocks.

Amazon CEO Andy Jassy is right: Big businesses need fewer people

Tech Insider : Economy, Business, Style
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