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Business owners aren’t infallible. Strategic mistakes can and do happen. Some of them can radically alter the course of the company’s future… for the worse. The post 35 Worst Decisions Made By Large Companies That Nearly, Or Did, Shut Them Down first appeared on Bored Panda.

We humans are curious creatures. The post 30 People Share Quirky Facts They Think Everyone Should Be Aware Of first appeared on Bored Panda.

A heated debate has begun on Reddit after a restaurant was found to be charging a 10% “peak season surcharge” on its menu items.

The First Person Tennis app and a Quest 3 VR headset can make any tennis court into so much more.

‘He doesn’t care. This was a power play,’ Reddit user says

Is it worse to develop an allergy as an adult or find out that your serious allergy was a lie all along? The post “I Feel Betrayed”: Woman Finds Out Her Parents Were Lying About Her Nut Allergy All Along first appeared on Bored Panda.

There’s a time for subtlety. There’s a time directness. But when someone mixes up the timing of the two, it can lead to a lot of hurt feelings—on all sides. Even when everyone has good intentions! The post “Am I The Jerk For Telling My Daughter’s Boyfriend To Go Home?”…

As cloud gaming becomes ever more advanced, the technology could prove to pave the road for a console-less gaming industry where titles are experienced primarily on TVs.

Frustrated employee rants online about how their boss told them that wearing a sweater in the work facilities while clocked out is against company policy. The post Boss Immaturely Threatens To Write Worker Up For Wearing A Sweater After Clocking Out first appeared on Bored Panda.