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Monday's Papers: No Coherent Social Mobility Plan for Sir Keir

📋 Key Facts ✓ Monday's papers include a warning from the government's social mobility commissioner ✓ Sir Keir lacks a clear str...

Dec 22BBC NewsPolitics

Tatiana Schlossberg, granddaughter of JFK and climate journalist, has died at 35

Tatiana Schlossberg, granddaughter of JFK and climate activist, has died at age 35. : Nathan Congleton/NBCU Photo Bank/NBCUniversal via Getty Images via Getty Images Tatiana Schlossberg, granddaughter...

Dec 30Business InsidersocietyImpact

No shares in company, but 550 employees received a $240M gift from their owner

Article URL: https://economictimes.indiatimes.com/magazines/panache/no-shares-in-company-but-550-employees-received-a-240-million-gift-from-their-owner-for-staying-with-him-through-tough-times/article...

Dec 25Hacker NewseconomicsImpact

Refining longevity risks for China’s ageing population

[The content of this article has been produced by our advertising partner.] Just like every dark cloud has a silver lining, insurers are proficient at managing risks and turning them into opportunitie...

5dSouth China Morning PosteconomicsImpact

In South Korea, vouchers to curb county’s falling population draw new residents

A novel approach by South Korea to stop its rural areas from dying by paying people to live there appears to be working. Okcheon in North Chungcheong province saw its population grow by almost 1,000 i...

Dec 26South China Morning Postworld_newsImpact

Hong Kong’s new legislators must strengthen child protection laws

The Mandatory Reporting of Child Abuse Ordinance becomes operational in Hong Kong on January 20, and will enhance child protections. It contains a mechanism for the early and effective detection of ch...

Dec 25South China Morning PostPolitics

Over 1,000 apply as online slots for test-free Hong Kong driving licence snapped up

More than 1,000 people applied for test-free driving licences on Monday, with the 300 daily slots filled in about half an hour, after Hong Kong authorities moved the process online to tackle long queu...

8hSouth China Morning Postautomotive

Amazon gives managers a new way to spot employees who aren't spending enough time in the office

Amazon is pushing forward with its own brand of chips called Trainium. Noah Berger/Getty Images for Amazon Web Services Amazon rolled out a manager dashboard that tracks the time corporate employees s...

3dBusiness InsidereconomicsImpact

Killing in the name of… nothing

In a good and just society, it would have been possible to bury Charlie Kirk without either threatening mass violence toward his enemies or making light of his death with a furry sex meme. But America...

Dec 31The VergesocietyImpact

I had a stroke at 29 and went back to work weeks later. It taught me how to lead through a crisis — and to give grace to myself and my colleagues

Kari Cobham learned how to be a better leader after a health crisis early in her career. Courtesy of Kari Cobham A stroke at 29 changed Kari Cobham's approach to work, leadership, and recovery. Cobham...

Jan 4Business InsiderHealthImpact

While I led my company through a $150 million acquisition, my husband handled the parenting. Here's how we make it work in our house.

Tiffany Haynes with her husband and kids. Photo credit: Teresa's PHOTOWORKS Tiffany Haynes is the former COO of Fingercheck and led the company through an acquisition. She started her career in a call...

Dec 27Business InsiderlifestyleImpact

ChatGPT is the new WebMD

Getty Images; Alyssa Powell/BI A few times a week, Jonathan Freidin, a medical malpractice attorney in Miami, says he'll notice that people will fill out his firm's client contact sheet with text litt...

5dBusiness InsiderTechnologyImpact

Burned out in her 50s, she left corporate life. Starting over in Korea helped her heal.

Watching K-dramas helped Jane Newman through lockdown. It also sparked a curiosity about South Korea that eventually led her to move there. Greg Samborski. Burnout and physical strain from Jane Newman...

Dec 27Business InsiderlifestyleImpact

Seeing Japan's older workers made me wonder how the US could better prepare for an aging economy

Nearly 30% of Japan's population is 65 or older, and many still work. Francesco Riccardo Iacomino/Getty Images Japan has adapted to an aging workforce with government support and job programs. Nearly ...

Dec 28Business InsidereconomicsImpact

Pubs, pints, and padel: A night in the City of London's pubs shows how post-work drinking culture is changing

Leadenhall Market remains a hub for after-work socializing. Kasia Kovacs/Business Insider COVID-19 and the rise of hybrid work have changed after-work drinking culture. Business Insider went to the Ci...

Dec 29Business InsiderlifestyleImpact

I am a mom and a longtime writing teacher. My kids' slang shows me how fast language is changing.

The author says slang is very much alive nowadays with kids. Courtesy of the author Slang's role is shifting as digital culture spreads and dilutes new expressions quickly. Social media and AI have ma...

Dec 31Business InsidercultureImpact

The DoorDash Deep Throat scam lays bare our new era of untruthiness

Getty Images; Tyler Le/BI This past weekend, the internet was set ablaze by a post on r/Confessions claiming to be from a software engineer-turned-whistleblower working at a food delivery app . "I...

5dBusiness InsiderTechnologyImpact

I spent a year interviewing America's oldest workers. Here are their 5 tips for staying healthy and active.

Patricia Casey (left), Marilyn Gettinger (middle), and Eileen Hartigan (right) shared their biggest pieces of advice with Business Insider. Courtesy of Patricia Casey/Marilyn Gettinger/Eileen Hartigan...

Dec 30Business InsiderHealthImpact

Your ex may be stalking you on LinkedIn

Getty Images; Tyler Le/BI Branda Statman has had some "scary times" on LinkedIn . Not scary in terms of worrying about her safety — scary in terms of embarrassment. Statman, a brand mana...

58mBusiness InsidersocietyImpact

Thousands of older Americans plan to unretire in 2026. A permanent retirement may be harder to achieve.

Recent surveys suggest older Americans plan to unretire in 2026 or fear they may have to down the line. Kittipong Udomsom/Getty Images More older Americans are returning to work due to financial insec...

Dec 25Business InsidereconomicsImpact

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Monday's Papers: No Coherent Social Mobility Plan for Sir Keir

Tatiana Schlossberg, granddaughter of JFK and climate journalist, has died at 35

No shares in company, but 550 employees received a $240M gift from their owner

Refining longevity risks for China’s ageing population

In South Korea, vouchers to curb county’s falling population draw new residents

Hong Kong’s new legislators must strengthen child protection laws

Over 1,000 apply as online slots for test-free Hong Kong driving licence snapped up

Amazon gives managers a new way to spot employees who aren't spending enough time in the office

Killing in the name of… nothing

I had a stroke at 29 and went back to work weeks later. It taught me how to lead through a crisis &mdash; and to give grace to myself and my colleagues

While I led my company through a $150 million acquisition, my husband handled the parenting. Here's how we make it work in our house.

ChatGPT is the new WebMD

Burned out in her 50s, she left corporate life. Starting over in Korea helped her heal.

Seeing Japan's older workers made me wonder how the US could better prepare for an aging economy

Pubs, pints, and padel: A night in the City of London's pubs shows how post-work drinking culture is changing

I am a mom and a longtime writing teacher. My kids' slang shows me how fast language is changing.

The DoorDash Deep Throat scam lays bare our new era of untruthiness

I spent a year interviewing America's oldest workers. Here are their 5 tips for staying healthy and active.

Your ex may be stalking you on LinkedIn

Thousands of older Americans plan to unretire in 2026. A permanent retirement may be harder to achieve.

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Monday's Papers: No Coherent Social Mobility Plan for Sir Keir

Tatiana Schlossberg, granddaughter of JFK and climate journalist, has died at 35

No shares in company, but 550 employees received a $240M gift from their owner

Refining longevity risks for China’s ageing population

In South Korea, vouchers to curb county’s falling population draw new residents

Hong Kong’s new legislators must strengthen child protection laws

Over 1,000 apply as online slots for test-free Hong Kong driving licence snapped up

Amazon gives managers a new way to spot employees who aren't spending enough time in the office

Killing in the name of… nothing

I had a stroke at 29 and went back to work weeks later. It taught me how to lead through a crisis &mdash; and to give grace to myself and my colleagues

While I led my company through a $150 million acquisition, my husband handled the parenting. Here's how we make it work in our house.

ChatGPT is the new WebMD

Burned out in her 50s, she left corporate life. Starting over in Korea helped her heal.

Seeing Japan's older workers made me wonder how the US could better prepare for an aging economy

Pubs, pints, and padel: A night in the City of London's pubs shows how post-work drinking culture is changing

I am a mom and a longtime writing teacher. My kids' slang shows me how fast language is changing.

The DoorDash Deep Throat scam lays bare our new era of untruthiness

I spent a year interviewing America's oldest workers. Here are their 5 tips for staying healthy and active.

Your ex may be stalking you on LinkedIn

Thousands of older Americans plan to unretire in 2026. A permanent retirement may be harder to achieve.

I had a stroke at 29 and went back to work weeks later. It taught me how to lead through a crisis — and to give grace to myself and my colleagues

I had a stroke at 29 and went back to work weeks later. It taught me how to lead through a crisis — and to give grace to myself and my colleagues