Millennials think Gen Z is lazy — but secretly wish they could say 'no' too

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Experts in hiring and the future of work say Gen Zers are more likely to advocate for work-life balance.

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I'm a surgeon and my husband's a stay-at-home dad. I knew we couldn't do things the traditional way, but I still have mom guilt.

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Grunch and her husband agreed she would work and he would mostly stay at home with the kids.

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Apple wants to put a friendlier spin on artificial intelligence, but many users could miss out

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I'm a cybersecurity expert who likes using AI. But I'd never share a few things with ChatGPT or its competitors.

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Most companies don't have AI policies, but take care not to upload sensitive data to a bot.

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The competition between India and China is about more than raw power

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I'm a multimillionaire who chooses to rent rather than buy a house. I'm glad I'm not wasting money on a mortgage.

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Tori Dunlap prefers to put her money in the stock market rather than toward a mortgage.

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It's not just JLo: Why big musical acts can't sell out concerts anymore

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There are plenty of reasons big musical acts are canceling tours: high ticket prices, overestimating their own popularity, and an overcrowded market.

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With Paramount's long and winding sales process coming to an end, here's what comes next for the media giant

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The scary secret behind the boom in data centers

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The incredible oblivion of Judge Marvin Isgur

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On a mild Houston day in March 2021, Judge Marvin Isgur prepared to oversee the only case on his docket that morning. It was a motion to recuse his longtime colleague on the bench, David Jones, from a case involving a bankrupt engineering company.

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