Vice CEO Chris Dixon ends town hall after thums-down disapproving emojis from laid-off workers
In a modern twist on throwing tomatoes at a performer onstage, Vice employees showed up to a town hall and
Swiftonomics comes to Singapore, but reported Swift exclusivity deal annoys neighbors
Taylor Swift plays her first concert in Singapore on Saturday—the first of six sold-out shows in the city-state as part
Bitcoin will be ‘larger than gold’ thanks to baby boomers’ trillions, Galaxy CEO Mike Novogratz says
Investors soon will prefer trading digital gold to the real deal, Mike Novogratz, CEO of Galaxy Digital, told Bloomberg TV
Glassdoor is closing its final remaining offices in Chicago and San Francisco as it goes fully remote
Christian Sutherland-Wong took over as CEO of job-review site Glassdoor in January 2020 after five years in various roles across
Senator Josh Hawley suggests eye-watering tariff increase on Chinese-made electric cars to fend off ‘existential threat’
After years of big EV investment by American carmakers, a drop in demand has them scrambling to cut back on
California faces “life-threatening” blizzard conditions
The early signs of spring might be visible in many parts of the country, but in California’s Sierra mountains, winter
Electronic Arts cuts 5% of staff
Yet another video game giant is cutting back its staff. Electronic Arts has announced plans to lay off 5% of
Madame Web: Dakota Johnson’s take on Gen Z castmates sums up workplace divide
It turns out generational differences aren’t just being noted in the corporate world, it’s happening in tinsel town as well.
New York City congestion pricing: At least $15, starting this summer
Between bridge and tunnel tolls, parking fees and the ever-present risk of getting a traffic ticket, it can already cost
Universal Music Group, TikTok deadlock over music gets worse
Songs by the world’s most popular artists—think Taylor Swift, Harry Styles and Drake—started to go silent on TikTok over the