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The Y Combinator-backed startup, called Aurelian, is building an AI voice assistant to help fill in the gaps for 911 call centers.

Kansas City-based H&R Block gave its staff the afternoon off to "celebrate love."

Costco is closed, but Walmart is open. Here's what to know about Labor Day 2025.

Firms like Scale AI, Roblox, and Databricks are hiring people under 25 due to their ability to use AI.

The compensation packages will reportedly include new titles, salaries, and benefits.

Alpha School is a private school network that's based on an AI curriculum, with tuition ranging from $40,000 to $75,000, depending on location.

AI startup Anthropic reports that cybercriminals used its Claude AI chatbot for "vibe hacking" schemes that automate attacks, calculate ransom fees, and generate "visually alarming ransom notes."

Cracker Barrel unveiled a new logo last week that had social media (and President Donald Trump) aghast.

Researchers analyzed millions of data points to find how AI affects employment for different age groups.

A thinner iPhone 17 and other new upgrades are expected to be revealed on September 9. Here's what we know.

Swift and Kelce posted images from the proposal on Instagram.

Over the past few years, labor trends have shifted, and workers want to keep their jobs.

A three-phase phishing scam utilizes a team of impostors — and so far has drained an estimated $1 billion from the savings accounts of seniors.

Lovable CEO Anton Osika says that people can now build products and start companies without a computer science background.

Julia Stewart, 70, a longtime restaurant group chief executive and serial entrepreneur, was passed over for a promotion — and then got the ultimate revenge.

The lawsuit brought by Musk's companies accuses Apple and OpenAI of being "monopolists" that are "preventing innovation."

Airbnb CEO Brian Chesky, 43, follows a "founder mode" management style, which focuses on direct relationships with employees instead of a more hierarchical structure.

A new study found that one in five employees say they're persistently unhappy and not working to their full potential.

When Musk took over Twitter in 2022, he laid off around 80% of staff.

Paramount's new leaders said they hoped to realize more than $2 billion in cost savings following the merger with Skydance.

Microsoft AI CEO Mustafa Suleyman, 41, said that seemingly conscious AI could cause people to become disconnected from reality.