The manager of a Popeyes franchise 'screamed' obscenities at federal investigators and slammed the kitchen door so hard it shook the building, the Labor Department said

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One of the world's most expensive cities just raised the minimum wage by 32 cents an hour — and it's getting absolutely slammed for it

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Financial hub Hong Kong just hiked its minimum wage on Monday — by 32 cents.

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10 Things in Tech: Free Apple AirTags, EV resistance, and ChatGPT Plus for all

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It's tech Tuesday. I'm Diamond Naga Siu, and I've been working hard to meet people in San Diego. I attended my first rodeo, woke up early for a farmers' market, visited different pickleball venues, and tried other new things.

10 Things in Tech: Amazon Slack, industry extinction, and top EVs

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Phew, it's Friday, friends. I'm Diamond Naga Siu, and I just got on Jack Dorsey's new social media platform Bluesky (find me here: @diamondnagasiu.bsky.social).

Amazon employees being pushed out of the company have a little-known Slack channel. Leaked messages reveal anguish, despair, but also community.

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Mark Zuckerberg, whose Meta laid off thousands of people, is now the 12th richest person on the planet after his wealth surged to $87 billion

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Mark Zuckerberg, whose Meta laid off thousands, is now the 12th richest person on the planet after his wealth surged to $87 billion on the company's earnings beat.

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Jamie Dimon's 'tone deaf' return to office mandate is getting pushback from JPMorgan staffers, who are complaining about being stuck on Zoom calls even while in the office: Reuters

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Jamie Dimon, CEO of JPMorgan Chase, speaks about investing in Detroit during a panel discussion at the Kennedy School of Government at Harvard University in Cambridge, Massachusetts, U.S., April 11, 2018.
Jamie Dimon's 'tone deaf' return to office mandate is getting pushback from JPMorgan staffers, who are complaining about being stuck on Zoom calls even while in the office: Reuters.

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The former CEO of Reddit says laid-off tech workers should get in on AI because 'you don't need an enormous amount of technical skill' to make an AI app

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Yishan Wong, CEO of Terraformation.

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It might be time to break up with your work wife or husband — the concept is 'outdated' and exclusionary, experts say

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In "The Office," Jim and Pam were work spouses who later got married.

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Walmart says its CEO earned 933 times its median employee's pay last year

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Walmart CEO Doug McMillon had more than $25 million in total compensation in the fiscal year that ended in January 2023.

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