Remote work looks like it’s here to stay. Whether that’s good for young professionals in the long run is up for debate. More companies are indeed demanding workers return to the office. But even RTO orders from big-name CEOs are…
It’s no secret Twitter has changed dramatically since Elon Musk bought the social media platform last October for $44 billion. Musk’s first move when he took over was to fire the company’s top executives. He later axed around half of…
Twitter has been having some problems lately. Within just a few months of Elon Musk taking over as “Chief Twit” in October, he fired more than half of the company’s almost 7,500 staffers, tried out a disastrous new blue checkmark…
ChatGPT has been the talk of the town since it was launched in November. While the underlying technology isn’t new, artificial intelligence like this has never been so accessible to the public, and the OpenAI-owned bot has blown minds with…
If you want to understand where the housing market is headed, you should listen to both supply and demand. On the housing demand front, things remain sluggish with mortgage purchase applications still down 37% on a year-over-year basis. That’ll happen…
Cosme Tokyo, Japan’s largest show dedicated to cosmetic products, takes place every January as part of Cosme Week, a group of six beauty-related trade shows. Cosme Week 2023 included the 11th edition of Cosme Tokyo (dedicated to finished products and…
The polymer manufacturer and the luxury giant want to pool their expertise to strengthen the sustainability of perfume and cosmetic packaging. Dow aims to launch two new grades of sustainable Surlyn by the end of the year. Dow and LVMH…
The maker of software solutions for cosmetic laboratories is introducing an Artificial Intelligence R&D program integrated in its Coptis Lab PLM software. The move is part of a collaborative effort to enhance and complement its series of digital solutions for…
It seemed like such a good idea at the time. And yet for those who handed in their notice during the so-called ‘Great Resignation’ of 2021, many have seen little benefit for the upheaval. Now dubbed the ‘Great Regret’, analysis…
Signs of fading inflation and a few strong jobs reports aren’t enough for Larry Summers to sleep well at night. The contrarian economist and former Treasury Secretary is worried that consumers are running out of cash, businesses are cutting costs,…