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Good morning! One worker stops by the office fridge to stock up on snacks before leaving work. Another has stopped clocking out during her lunch break. And a third says that as soon as a manager leaves the office early, she and her coworkers follow suit. These employees are engaging in revenge RTO—a phenomenon in … Read more
At an online reselling platform in Chicago, one employee always makes a pit stop by the communal fridge before heading home for the day. The employee, who like other workers interviewed requested anonymity for fear of retribution, always picks out a few soft drinks and snacks to take home. After her workplace started instituting RTO … Read more
Spoilers for The Last of Us season 2. Another week, another heartbreak as the second episode of The Last of Us season 2 killed off Joel Miller (Pedro Pascal). The show’s latest installment — which premiered on Sunday, April 20 — opened with Abby (Kaitlyn Dever) dreaming about the aftermath of Joel’s hospital massacre from … Read more
The Last of Us season 2 premiere has Us wondering why Ellie (Bella Ramsey) is so mad at Joel (Pedro Pascal) — and what’s going to happen when Abby (Kaitlyn Dever) comes to town. The highly anticipated second season of HBO’s hit series premiered on Sunday, April 13, with an emotionally-charged episode that raised some … Read more
Delta Air Lines CEO Ed Bastian is slamming President Donald Trump’s tariffs as the “wrong approach,” warning travel bookings are already in decline. “In the last six weeks, we’ve seen a corresponding reduction in broad consumer confidence and corporate confidence,” the CEO of America’s most profitable airline told CNBC in an interview. “We’re acting as … Read more
The EU Markets today saw President Donald Trump fulfill his “Liberation Day” tariff hammer that sent ripples through global markets. The move punches through alliances, targeting not just rivals but close partners like the EU, Japan, and South Korea. I was expecting markets to slide closer to 7% circuit-breaker territory, but I think markets are … Read more
The late Steve Jobs had his black turtlenecks, Mark Zuckerberg wore his black hoodie sweatshirts, and Bill Gates often sported a sweater over a collared shirt. These billionaires kept their styles relatively simple and seemingly budget-friendly. But one tech titan has presented a more stylish—and sometimes flashier—look. Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang is nearly always seen … Read more
A week after the inauguration, US senator Rand Paul of Kentucky issued a flurry of congressional subpoenas to 14 agencies, including the NIH and HHS. The senator said the continuing investigation was being conducted in order to “critique the process that allowed this dangerous research, that may have led to the pandemic.” In one subpoena … Read more
Stay informed with free updates Simply sign up to the Life & Arts myFT Digest — delivered directly to your inbox. The acronym was cruel enough. More than a decade ago, as Portugal, Italy, Greece and Spain fought to prove their creditworthiness to a doubtful world, the term “PIGS” caught on. But it was an … Read more
Though they mobilized in a few instances in support of Trump ahead of the 2024 election, it was, overall, fairly lackluster, especially compared to 2020. This drove speculation that the gang was on its last legs. Then, on Monday, as Trump was taking the oath of office, more than 100 uniformed Proud Boys marched through … Read more
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