Stock trading platform Robinhood will cut its workforce by 23 percent Robinhood on Tuesday said it is laying off nearly a quarter of its employees as inflation and a crypto market crash cripple activity on the stock trading platform. Dismissal emails went out to 23 percent of workers, referred to internally as “Robinhoodies,” in a … Read moreStock trading platform Robinhood axes staff

By Julie Zhu HONG KONG, May 25 (Reuters) – Didi Global may have ensured its survival after winning shareholders’ nod for a U.S.stock delisting but a quick return to growth won’t be easy for the Chinese ride-hailer as it still faces regulatory scrutiny and as COVID-19 has hurt the business. Didi’s U.S. withdrawal less than … Read moreChina's Didi faces rocky path to growth after winning U.S….

Stock trading platform Robinhood will cut its workforce by 23 percent Robinhood on Tuesday said it is laying off nearly a quarter of its employees as inflation and a crypto market crash cripple activity on the stock trading platform. Dismissal emails went out to 23 percent of workers, referred to internally as “Robinhoodies,” in a … Read moreStock trading platform Robinhood axes staff

Halsey got good news on Tuesday when her label Records announced it was ready to release her new single. The 27-year-old singer-songwriter got the public OK when the label tweeted that the new song would drop on June 9. The detente comes after the hitmaker — who is nonbinary and uses she/her and they/them pronouns … Read moreHalsey gets permission from label to release new single So Good

Kathy Hilton, 63, has been accused of shelling out thousands to plant negative stories about co-star Lisa Rinna, 58, in order to deflect from her alleged gay-slur scandal in a now-deleted social media post. A marketing manager named Patrick Somrs posted a lengthy note Thursday about how he was recently hired for more than $27K … Read moreKathy Hilton accused of planting negative stories about Lisa Rinna

id=”article-body” class=”row ” section=”article-body” data-component=”trackCWV”> Outside St. Louis, on the grounds of an army base that used to train nearly every soldier west of the Mississippi River, is an old building with a new purpose. Inside are hundreds of old and not-so-old telephones on display, from a replica of Alexander Graham Bell’s first working phone … Read moreThis Time Machine Takes You Back to When Phones Were a Shared Experience

Fewer than a third of the US’ white collar workforce show up to the office on Fridays, a new study has revealed as firms dream up lavish perks to try and lure them back. The statistics, tabulated by New York property management company Kastle Systems, illustrates the persisting popularity of the hybrid work model well into … Read moreFirms try to lure workers back into offices Fridays amid low turnout