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After Asus, here comes Razer.

2,000 Redditors debate.

Wall Street analysts have chosen three stocks to focus their upside scenarios on, considering their prices today don't reflect tomorrow's fundamentals.

As one Redditor put it in a thread on r/Layoffs, during the 2008 financial crisis, people who lost jobs held onto one hope: things would bounce back when the economy improved. Now, with companies laying off workers during record-breaking profits and using AI to replace them, they’re asking: what happens…

The movement for pay transparency is gaining momentum. Online, workers are increasingly sharing their salary information on platforms like Reddit, TikTok, and LinkedIn to expose wage gaps and empower their peers to negotiate better pay. Under the National Labor Relations Act (NLRA), most private-sector employees have a legally protected right…

Reddit, now worth more than $40 billion, would have never happened without Alexis Ohanian ditching law school in favor of entrepreneurship.

A bartender who does “specialty construction-related work” and his wife, who works in education, are on track to earn $300,000 this year. They live frugally, invest aggressively, and keep their income under wraps. “Our families and friends would have no idea we make pretty good money,” the original poster wrote…

There's an interesting conversation that happened on ChatGPT where it praises its Chinese rival, DeepSeek. A Reddit user has shared screenshots of a

I rated dbrand's Killswitch as the best Switch 2 case, but there were some significant teething problems. Here's how the accessory has been upgraded to correct the infamous Joy-Con detachment issue.

We’ve all encountered a mysterious car noise that we can’t replicate when we get to the auto repair shop. One woman may have captured footage of an unexpected way a tech may figure out what’s wrong with a vehicle. It requires going above and beyond and possibly putting their health…

Many people aspire to become homeowners, especially when they start families. High prices have made this dream less attainable, but some people are still buying houses, raising children, and saving for retirement.