70-Year-Old Bee Farmer Keeps Family Farm Alive

David Bradshaw, a second-generation owner of Bradshaw Honey Farms in Visalia, California, manages bee colonies amidst rising operational costs and climbing mortality rates that mirror broader challenges across the domestic honey industry, according to company documents and industry data reviewed by CNBC Make It. Bradshaw Honey Farms Navigates Rising Costs and Falling Honey Production For … Read more

How to Stand Out in Industry Job Interviews

Job seekers transitioning from academia to industry often struggle with multistage interview processes, frequently failing to progress beyond initial screenings despite possessing strong technical qualifications. According to a 2024 global survey by Nature, which polled over 1,100 hiring managers across 77 nations, ‘soft skills’—such as communication and interpersonal skills, collaboration and how well people fit … Read more

The Career Risks of Using AI at Work: Expert Warnings

Already 43% of U.S. workers report using AI for their job, according to a March study by the Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis. While this shift boosts productivity, experts warn that over-reliance on these tools risks “cognitive surrender,” potentially leading to professional stagnation and the erosion of interpersonal trust in the workplace. The Risk … Read more

How a 25-Year-Old Is Turning Space Manufacturing Into the Next Big Dream

AnduraX, an Indian space startup co-founded by Sree Supranayi, is developing a reusable spaceplane to enable orbital manufacturing and cargo logistics. The company aims to support the Bharatiya Antariksh Station by 2030, providing a vehicle capable of delivering modules and returning manufactured products to Earth via runway landings. AnduraX ARES: Solving the Re-entry Shock Problem … Read more

3 Simple Ways to Future-Proof Your Career in the Age of AI

Half of employees now report a reliance on artificial intelligence that they fear is hindering their professional growth, according to research from GoTo and Workplace Intelligence. Data from 2,500 employees and IT leaders reveals that 39% of workers believe AI is making them less intelligent, while 30% state they can no longer perform their daily … Read more

From UN Translator Hopeful to $80 Million Star: Emily Blunt’s Journey

Emily Blunt recently secured a $15 million payday for her role in Disclosure Day, a significant career milestone that follows her $12.5 million earnings for The Devil Wears Prada 2. While the actor now commands blockbuster salaries, she originally intended to pursue a career as a United Nations translator. According to statements made on BBC … Read more

5 AI-Proof Skills That Will Increase in Value by 2029

Beyond Automation: 5 Essential Skills to Future-Proof Your Career The job market is undergoing a seismic shift. As artificial intelligence evolves from a novelty to an industrial backbone, the question isn’t just “Will AI take my job?” but rather “How can I become indispensable in an AI-driven economy?” View this post on Instagram about Pro … Read more

Microsoft Names New Lead to Oversee Responsible AI Development

In the high-stakes race to dominate the artificial intelligence landscape, the mantra of “moving fast and breaking things” is meeting its match: the unhurried, deliberate, and essential work of responsible technology. As the tech industry pivots from raw innovation to practical implementation, a new paradigm is emerging where accountability, accessibility, and human oversight are no … Read more

What this Ivy League is doing to get students hired in the age of AI

The Great Academic Pivot: How AI is Redefining the College Degree For decades, the roadmap to professional success was linear: pick a major, earn a degree, and enter a stable industry. But that roadmap is being rewritten in real-time. As generative artificial intelligence moves from a novelty to a core business tool, a wave of … Read more

AI fears may drive more young adults to grad school, reports show

For decades, the path was linear: graduate college, land an entry-level role, and climb the corporate ladder. But for today’s graduates, that ladder is missing its first few rungs. As artificial intelligence begins to automate the “grunt perform” typically reserved for junior employees, a novel, more cautious trend is emerging. Graduate school is no longer … Read more