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Monarch Tractor preps for layoffs and warns employees it may ‘shut down’

Monarch Tractor Faces Uncertain Future, Potential Layoffs The autonomous electric tractor startup Monarch Tractor delivered a grim message

Lovable says it’s nearing 8 million users as the year-old AI coding startup eyes more corporate employees

Lovable, the AI coding platform based in Stockholm, is experiencing significant growth, with CEO Anton Osika revealing that

Texas landscape supply employees gunned down in shooting, suspect found dead: police

On a tragic Saturday morning in Texas, three employees of a landscape supply business in San Antonio were

Disney Tells Employees YouTube TV Deal Remains Elusive

Disney and YouTube TV Still at Impasse Over Content Deal Despite efforts from both sides, Disney and YouTube

Former Meta employees launch a ring to take voice notes and control music

Voice-based hardware devices have become increasingly popular, offering companionship, productivity, and personal growth. From card-shaped devices like Plaud

How can enterprises keep systems safe as AI agents join human employees? Cyata launches with a new, dedicated solution

As the adoption of AI agents continues to rise in enterprises, the need for enhanced security measures becomes

Some of CDC’s health statistics employees are still in the dark

Confusion reigns within the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, an organization that seeks to foster certainty in

101 Thanksgiving Quotes for Work: Heartfelt Gratitude for Coworkers and Employees

Thanksgiving typically conjures images of family gatherings and celebrations with friends. However, it’s also an opportune moment to

Report: Thune Betrays MAGA, Begs Trump Not to Lay Off Government Employees During Shutdown, Wastes Once-in-a-Lifetime Opportunity

Are they really that weary of success? In a revealing Wall Street Journal piece, Senate Majority Leader John

STAT+: HHS employees to be fired as White House enacts mass terminations it blames on shutdown

WASHINGTON — Federal health workers are being laid off as the White House follows through on its commitment

Nearly 300 Department of War Employees Investigated Over Response to Charlie Kirk’s Death: Report

It has been a month since Secretary of War Pete Hegseth declared a stern approach towards any internal

North Carolina man accused of removing IV and ‘spraying HIV blood’ into hospital employees’ eyes

Authorities apprehended a man from North Carolina nearly six months after he reportedly disconnected his IV and sprayed