What’s behind Microsoft’s plans to flatten management layers by cutting thousands of employees
The software giant is eliminating about 6,000 jobs in a bid to increase the ‘span of control’ inside the company. Here’s what that means.
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You can book private chefs and personal trainers on Airbnb now
Airbnb Services allows people to hire professionals, from photographers to makeup artists, who come to their Airbnb or home. Prices start below $50.
See inside the pope’s official residence, an expansive apartment with nearly a dozen rooms
Usually, popes live in the papal apartments at the Apostolic Palace. Pope Leo may buck tradition like Pope Francis. Photos show the spacious quarters.
Check out the Hellhound, a 375-mph 3D-printed turbojet-powered exploding drone competing for a spot in the US Army’s arsenal
Cummings Aerospace’s CEO showed BI its Hellhound loitering munition, designed to be easily manufactured, man-portable, and fast.
Trump administration welcomes 59 white South African refugees, critics call hypocrisy on the move
The United States expedited refugee processes for 59 white South African refugees even after Donald Trump suspended the US Refugee Admissions Program.
Elon Musk says Starlink is coming to Saudi Arabia
Musk said that Saudi Arabia had approved Starlink, his satellite internet service, for maritime and aviation use.
The number of student-loan borrowers falling behind on payments surged this year — and they’re at greater risk under Trump’s collections restart
Trump restarted collections on defaulted student loans. The New York Fed found that millions of borrowers are now at heightened risk.
Target’s former diversity chief says calling it DEI is less important than doing the work
Target’s former chief diversity officer, Caroline Wanga, said that DEI programs were a way of setting measurable goals on the way to deeper change.
Meta pulled a ‘totally AI fake’ ad of Jamie Lee Curtis after the actress wrote an open letter about it to Mark Zuckerberg
Actress Jamie Lee Curtis wrote an open letter to Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg on Instagram, asking him to remove an ad showing her without her permission.
I used to not correct people when they got my name wrong. I’ve stopped trying to make it easier on other people.
When I was in school, my name — Shaeleigh — gave me anxiety because I had to spell it out. A teacher taught me the importance of standing up for it.