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  • Andy Jassy, chief executive officer at AmazonFinance

    Amazon staff might get paid 50% less than what they were expecting because shares in the online giant have fallen so much

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  • Mike Wilson, chief U.S. equity strategist at Morgan StanleyFinance

    Wall Street’s top strategist warns stocks have climbed into the ‘death zone’ where ‘they shouldn’t go and cannot live very long’

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  • A Temu logo in the App StoreTech

    App that lets you ‘shop like a billionaire’ is now the most downloaded in the U.S. after its Super Bowl debut, surpassing Amazon and Walmart

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  • Microsoft Bing search engine in pictured on a monitor in the Bing Experience Lounge during an event introducing a new AI-powered Microsoft Bing and Edge at Microsoft in Redmond, Washington on February 7, 2023.Tech

    Microsoft’s ChatGPT-powered Bing is becoming a pushy pick-up artist that wants you to leave your partner: ‘You’re married, but you’re not happy’

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  • A Bing and OpenAI logo.Tech

    ‘I want to be alive 😈’: Microsoft’s ChatGPT-powered Bing is now telling users it loves them and wants to ‘escape the chatbox’

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  • Ashton Kutcher pictured at a Netflix premiere of his latest filmSuccess

    Ashton Kutcher doesn’t care if critics pan his movies. His ‘surprising’ talent as a VC investor lets him cherry pick ‘fun’ acting jobs

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  • A man looks angrily at a laptop in an officeSuccess

    A third of people say they ‘constantly swear’ at work. Here’s how to determine when cursing in the office is really okay

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  • Amazon CEO Andy JassyLeadership

    Amazon CEO Andy Jassy issues a rallying cry to his remaining workers after mass layoffs: ‘We will be misunderstood and underrated’

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  • An OpenAI logo beside a Microsoft Bing logo.Tech

    Microsoft’s ChatGPT-powered Bing is getting ‘unhinged’ and argumentative, some users say: It ‘feels sad and scared’

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  • Computer illustration of fruiting bodies (conidiophores) and hyphae of the fungus Aspergillus fumigatus. A. fumigatus is a widely distributed saprophyte which grows on household dust, soil, and decaying vegetable matter, including stale food, hay and grain. Humans and animals constantly inhale numerous conidia of this fungus. A. fumigatus can cause a number of disorders in people with compromised immune function or other lung diseases, including allergy and the serious lung disease aspergillosis. This fungus can also spread to the brain, kidneys, liver and skin.Health

    It’s not just ‘The Last of Us.’ Fungal infections really are a ‘major threat’ to public health, the WHO says

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  • HOUSTON, TEXAS – JULY 28: A customer receives his food in a McDonald’s drive-thru on July 28, 2021 in Houston, Texas. McDonald’s corporation has said that its sales are surpassing pre-pandemic levels across the world as more of its dining rooms reopen after being shutdown during the pandemic. The company has also said that menu-price increases, larger to-go orders and its new crispy chicken sandwiches have largely contributed to boosted sales across the U.S. (Photo by Brandon Bell/Getty Images)Tech

    McDonald’s new A.I. ordering system isn’t going exactly to plan as bewildered TikTokers document drive-thru fails: ‘Not a ketchup packet! Oh, my God’

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  • The Black Panther Wakanda Forever posterPolitics

    ‘Black Panther: Wakanda Forever’ now has a new enemy to fight: France’s defense minister

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  • Two cockroaches looking at each other over hearts.Retail

    Name a roach after your partner or send your ex a scorpion: The most bizarre Valentine’s Day promotions on offer this year

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  • Kanye West, aka "Ye" in Los AngelesRetail

    Adidas’s bill for Kanye West’s anti-Semitic outbursts just went up another $1.3 billion

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  • A woman sits at a desk with her head in her handsSuccess

    The ‘Great Resignation’ is now the ‘Great Regret’: 80% of job hoppers wish they hadn’t quit their old roles, with Gen Z the most regretful

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