A surprising study reveals that how companies handle layoffs directly impacts how quickly people get rehired. Employees who felt their layoffs were transparent were nearly twice as likely to find new jobs within a month. The data shows communication style affects everything from confidence to networ
Apple is reportedly developing ambitious satellite-powered features for iPhone beyond current emergency services. The upgrades include offline Apple Maps navigation, photo messaging via satellite, and developer APIs. Basic features would remain free while carriers handle premium services.
China’s AI revolution is showing up in earnings reports, with AI-related sectors posting massive growth while the broader market struggles. The divergence highlights how technology is reshaping China’s economy amid real estate slumps and trade tensions.
Google has released Chrome 142 with fixes for five security vulnerabilities, including three high-severity issues. Over 3 billion users need to restart their browsers immediately to apply the critical patches. The update comes after two emergency security releases in just one week.
History might be repeating itself in the AI boom. The same financial instruments that fueled the 2008 crisis are now backing AI infrastructure, with Blackstone seeking to refinance massive data center debt.
Apple is working on five new satellite connectivity features for iPhone, according to new reports. The company apparently has no plans to enable phone calls or web browsing via satellite at this time. Future advanced capabilities will likely require payments to satellite carriers.
Mining giant BHP has implemented a radical meeting system where participants give structured feedback on effectiveness. The approach includes mandatory agendas and focuses on measurable outcomes. But will corporate culture accept this level of scrutiny?
Researchers say AI can predict job success by analyzing facial features. They scanned 96,000 LinkedIn headshots to find correlations. This could reshape hiring in terrifying ways.
The Nigerian superstar participated in Columbia’s inaugural AfroDiaspora Colloquium, sharing insights about authenticity and spirituality in his creative process. His visit highlights growing academic interest in contemporary African music’s global impact.
NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang declared “without TSMC, there would be no NVIDIA today” during his visit to the chipmaker’s Sports Day. This marks Huang’s fourth Taiwan trip this year as NVIDIA seeks additional Blackwell chip wafers and prepares to consume 30% of TSMC’s 3nm production capacity.
