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Meta Fires Around 20 Employees Due to Leaks—Is It Because of Mark Zuckerberg?
Meta has now taken action against around 20 employees suspected to have leaked confidential information from the company.
More Americans File for Unemployment as Claims Climb to 242,000
US jobless claims rise to 242,000, marking a three-month high amid ongoing layoffs and economic uncertainty.
Tesla Dealership Attack: Woman Arrested with Explosives in Colorado
Woman arrested for vandalizing a Tesla dealership in Colorado with explosives and incendiary devices.
3.2 Million Retirees Set to Receive Higher Social Security Checks Starting April
Millions of retirees will receive higher Social Security checks starting in April due to recent benefit adjustments.
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Issues like overpouring, free drinks, and theft can deplete up to 20% of a bar's liquor stock, far surpassing the typical losses in most retail industries. These challenges turn the art of hospitality into a struggle to stay profitable. Enter Mixim, an innovative company elevating bar operations with its automated beverage dispensing system.
United by their passion for empowering individuals, Darren and Mike created a platform that goes beyond the confines of conventional business structures. Their mission? To nurture a community of underdogs and help them realize their potential through guidance, training, and a supportive network.
According to numerous reports, morale among WWE employees have been low under the ownership of TKO due a variety of factors.
Elizabeth Holmes' appeal was denied, upholding her fraud conviction and prison sentence.
Leah Kyaio has long believed that respect is the foundation for a good work environment and a happy life. Now, as CEO of RespexTech, Kyaio aims to build a better world using RespexTech's innovative Software as a Service (SaaS) platform.
Libra crypto creator claims to control Argentina's President Milei, sparking controversy and legal action.
USPS Chief Louis DeJoy announces his resignation after five years, prompting a search for his successor.
February 28 Economic Blackout aims to send a powerful message as Americans halt spending for 24 hours to protest corporate rollbacks on DEI initiatives.
James Murdoch calls his father Rupert a "misogynist" in a revealing interview, exposing deep family rifts and power struggles.
Amazon workers in North Carolina vote against unionization, rejecting a push for labor representation at the company's fulfillment center.