Would you take a DNA test to determine which meals you should eat, if it meant that you could live a little longer?

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Contrary to popular belief, President Trump’s controversial tech tariffs aren’t all bad… from a very specific Southeast Asian point-of-view.

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Artificial intelligence can now detect four of the “big five” personality traits based on a person’s eye movement. Hopefully, it will help develop robots and computers to understand non-verbal cues.

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The US Transportation Security Administration (TSA) is using an unknown algorithm in a programme called “Quiet Skies” to look out for behaviours like face touching and excessive sweating in order to identify potentially suspicious travellers.

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Once the glass ceiling is shattered, there’s no guarantee that a female CEO won’t step or be pushed off a cliff.

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It can be difficult to determine whether you’re being pushed to your boundaries at work or past them. Here are three signs that your company is taking advantage of you, and how you can break that cycle.

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When it comes to negotiations, even something like a salary negotiation can be swung in your favour by the power of an awkward silence.

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When you’ve hit rock bottom, then the only way is up. And when you’re hungry for success, you’ll do whatever you can to get back on the ladder of success, including standing next to traffic lights handing out your resume.

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We all know the feeling of being “ghosted” - getting no response - whether it comes to dating or friends abandoning plans. But at work, you can get “ghosted” too. Here’s how to get a response.

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When we can’t make it to an event, we often feel the “fear of missing out” - “FOMO”. But it is possible to flip that and realise the “joy of missing out” - “JOMO”.

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