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Meet the content creators making a living by cleaning and reorganizing - one purse tower, acrylic plastic container and egg organizer at a time.

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The results from a six-month trial involving over 3,000 employees suggest a four-day workweek reduces employee burnout while boosting productivity.

Tech companies have led the way in consumer surveillance, and fast-food chains and vending machine companies alike are taking note.

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In the past month, Family Dollar said it will close nearly 1,000 stores, and 99 Cents Only said it will go out of business. Both said inflation and shoplifting contributed to their troubles.

The bill’s prime sponsor, Rep. Chris Pielli, said it was designed to place guardrails around the use of artificial intelligence to protect consumers.

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The site features original stories across several content sections, including business, tech, personal finance and culture, and is produced by veteran journalists including former New York Times and Axios writer Matt Phillips and former Gawker editor-in-chief Leah Finnegan.