Anuz Thapa

The ripple effects of tech layoffs have extended into 2024, with industry giants like Apple, Amazon, and Tesla joining the trend of downsizing their workforce. Despite the resilience of these companies in the market, investors remain unfazed by the layoffs. However, employees within the tech sector don't share the same optimism about its future. Watch the video to learn about tech workers' sentiments, considerations for aspiring Big Tech employees, and more.

U.S. colleges grabbed global attention in recent weeks as students organized demonstrations protesting the ongoing Israel-Hamas conflict. Students from over a hundred universities, including prestigious institutions like Columbia, Yale, Harvard, and UCLA, rallied around one primary demand: Divest from Israel. Watch the video to understand what ‘divestment for Israel' means and whether it has any significant impact.

Student protests against the ongoing Israel-Hamas conflict have brought battalions of police in riot gear to college campuses, enraged some billionaire donors, and led to canceled graduation ceremonies.

Protesters on campuses nationwide have called on universities to divest from Israel due to the war in Gaza. Here's how divestment would actually work.

Meme stock celebrity Keith Gill, aka ‘Roaring Kitty,' has been dominating headlines since his online reappearance in May 2024 after a three-year hiatus.

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Despite what appears to be a tight labor market on paper, many workers are still struggling to find jobs, highlighting a disconnect between the data and the real-life experiences of job seekers. Interestingly, the rise of ghost job listings may play a significant role in this disconnect.

Legitimate companies are increasingly posting fake job listings, often referred to as ghost jobs.

Experts indicate that workplace trends often reflect the current job market. During the pandemic, when there was high demand for workers, the concept of 'quiet quitting' became a dominant theme. However, as the job market tightens, especially for white-collar positions, 'coffee badging' is now trending. Watch the video to learn more.

As the world transitions from the pandemic, Corporate America's evolving stance on remote work has given rise to an intriguing workplace trend: coffee badging.