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New York Times Guild has bold new Al fight with management

Plenty of bosses promised AI would make work easier. Few mentioned it might also be watching. The technology has crept into hiring software, performance reviews and productivity dashboards faster than most workers can keep up. Cameras, keystroke trackers and algorithmic scoring tools that once felt futuristic now sit quietly inside the same laptop a worker […]

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Inside the Newsroom: How AI and Choice Are Remaking Media

Inside the Newsroom — Paul Edmondson, CEO of The Arena Group, joins Jeff Snyder to discuss how AI, creator economies, and changing consumer choice are reshaping the media landscape in 2026. They cover the rise of video and written storytelling, diversifying revenue streams, recruiting talent, and how tools like AI complement (not replace) journalists. Watch

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Major data center supplier CEO just explained growing AI problem

Modine Manufacturing (MOD) rose roughly 5% after earnings, but the bigger story may be what management revealed about the growing strain inside AI data center buildouts. CEO Neil Brinker described cooling infrastructure as a mission-critical part of the AI expansion cycle, and “hyperscalers are racing to secure the cooling capacity needed to support next-generation AI

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T-Mobile quietly makes significant store changes after layoffs

Over the past few months, T-Mobile has been handing out pink slips to employees as it focuses on becoming a digital-first company, a change aimed at enhancing the customer experience. Amid this shift, the carrier has quietly made major store changes that impact customers and employees.  T-Mobile first began shrinking its workforce in December when

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EBRI found why most workers retire before they’re ready

New data suggests millions of Americans are at risk of retiring before they are financially prepared. The Employee Benefit Research Institute and Greenwald Research found that 46% of Americans who retired last year left the workforce earlier than they originally planned. The forces behind those early exits tell a story that should concern anyone who

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