Brian O'Connell

Prediction markets are luring teenage gamblers, and that's a problem as depression, addiction, and financial loss loom

Apple hasn’t released a new iPod product since 2019. But the iPod reboot vibe is real. Music and cultural experts point to a few factors

Almost half of professionals surveyed have used AI on the job inappropriately, and 63% say they’ve seen other staffers using it inappropriately

Candidates are signing up for services that apply for positions on their behalf, charge fees, and even take a percentage of their salary once a job is secured

Creating conversations with an AI celebrity isn’t difficut, because the AI models are trained on historical data. Here's what you need to know

While many companies have pointed the icy finger of blame at AI for recent layoffs, some are beginning to wonder whether executives are using it as an excuse

Forcing an employee to retire simply because of their age could also force productive employees out of the workforce, one expert said

Companies that replace humans with robots "risk losing their competitive edge," researchers say, as collaboration is the real key

A growing number of technology consumers seem to have had enough and are pivoting to digital minimalism

Digital streaming and subscription costs are poisoning U.S. households' savings. Here's how to guard your bank account

More than half of companies surveyed say they use AI in hiring, and more than a third say they use it for interviews

Elon Musk may see his net worth surpass the trillion-dollar mark as soon as 2027, if not sooner. And he's not alone

Early adopters are raving about Anthropic's Claude Cowork, the first truly agentic AI designed as a digital operations assistant

The loneliness epidemic is a public health crisis, and it's affecting workplaces, too. Employees and employers both play a big role in addressing it

Brides and grooms are resetting their sights, and their budgets, after seeing current wedding price tags

Security experts are raising red flags about the questions people are asking their AI chatbots and agents

A new study shows fewer Americans negotiate prices for goods and services — including things like new cars, new homes, and even yard sale lamps

Demand for instant pay is intensifying, providers say. Here's what's driving the trend, and how businesses can speed up paychecks for workers

Credit card consumers could expect some immediate dividends and some restrictions if the Trump credit card cap ever sees the light of day

From Chevron to ConocoPhillips, here are the energy stocks Wall Street is watching as Trump moves to reshape Venezuela's oil industry

Staying put is the primary goal of U.S. career professionals, and visibility is seen as the main ingredient in that recipe

As AI moves from experimentation to full-blown implementation, managers have to figure out their AI-related responsibilities and issues on the fly

AI agents can reduce team meeting time and let staffers focus on what counts. But there are upsides and downsides

AI-powered screening tools are transforming early-stage hiring, forcing applicants to adapt to a new interview gatekeeper