Quiet quitting, wherein workers put forth minimal effort on the clock, doesn’t have the hold it once did. Instead, job-hugging employees are reluctant to leave their roles — but it’s not all negative.

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Niruh Kyle Antatico, ex-employee of irrigation agency brutally shot dead Video footage taken by the rear cam of a vehicle ahead shows the moment Niruh Kyle Antatico, a former legal researcher for NIA ...

One of the most respected Microsoft DevOps certifications today is the AZ-400 Microsoft Certified DevOps Engineer Expert. To pass the AZ-400 certification exam, use AZ-400 exam simulators, review ...

Veteran Nollywood actress Bukky Wright has raised the alarm over fake social media accounts created in her name to defraud the public. The actress, in a post on her Instagram page Thursday evening, ...

A new $2 billion mixed-use project is set to take shape in Miami, after development partners Rosso Development, Midtown Development and Proper Hospitality have received city approvals from the City of ...

This plan has been worked on for years, with all manner of bureaucracy playing a part in forming how this project came to be. From Marine studies, extensive public liaison to environmental experts ...

The Texas Department of Transportation has revealed nine upcoming road projects in the Beaumont District, with varied start dates between 2026 and 2029. TxDOT's Area Engineer Dave Collins and ...

Internal documents show the company that changed how people shop has a far-reaching plan to automate 75 percent of its operations. Internal documents show the company that changed how people shop has ...

PHOENIX — A massive mixed-use master planned community in north Phoenix is facing pushback from residents over an industrial component that could potentially house an expansion of TSMC’s campus.

As the transfer portal continues to evolve in the college football world, programs can either adapt or get left behind. In his two seasons at the helm, Indiana football head coach Curt Cignetti and ...