US Airports See Busiest Sunday In Three Years

A total of 178 US airlines canceled flights Sunday — less than 1%.

Stock market could see ‘fireworks’ through the end of the year as headwinds have ‘flipped,’ Fundstrat’s Tom Lee says

Snap orders workers back to the office 4 days a week in new ‘default together’ policy

“We’ve forgotten what we’ve lost—and what we could gain—by spending more time together,” wrote CEO Evan Spiegel. Read More

Elon Musk Is Ready to Fight Apple Over Carrying Twitter in App Store

The Tesla mogul claimed Apple dropped ad spending and said it was against “free speech.”

Elon Musk asks Tim Cook ‘What’s going on here’? after Apple pulls its Twitter ads—setting up a clash of tech titans

Not only did he claim Apple has “mostly stopped” its advertising on Twitter, but he reiterated his criticism of Apple’s ‘internet tax’. Read More

The Highest Court in France Says You Don’t Have to Be ‘Fun’ At Work

A French man said he was fired for not wanting to take place in activities the company called “fun,” including drinking and sharing a bed with...

‘A Christmas Story’ Bully Kicked Off Property of Real House From Movie

The yellow piece of cinematic history sits on 1.3 acres in Cleveland, Ohio.

How to Get Comfortable With Change and Build It Into the Foundation of Your Business

Finding the right balance between steady restructuring and unorganized disruption is a scale all change leaders must know how to balance.

Here’s why protesters in China are holding up blank pieces of paper

A small and seemingly harmless blank sign has become a symbol of defiance in China’s recent protests. Read More

How FTX ‘death spiral’ spelled doom for BlockFi, according to bankruptcy filing

FTX was supposed to be BlockFi’s savior, not their undoing, but BlockFi’s Chapter 11 filing stretches back to spring 2022, beginning and ending with FTX.