Asking for a raise is hard enough even in the best of times. But when you’re afraid you’ll lose your job, it’s even harder.

Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey sold a non-fungible token of his famed first tweet—”just setting up my twttr”—for more than $2.9 million.

At the Walt Disney Company, talking about salaries is allegedly forbidden, according to a new addendum to a lawsuit filed in California by female current and ex-employees.

Google is going to need to update Google Maps. The company announced today that it’s planning to invest more than $7 billion in offices and data centers around the country.

March Madness viewing is expected to cost businesses an estimated $13.8 billion in productivity this year, according to the Chicago-based outplacement firm Challenger, Gray & Christmas. That’s up from $13.3 billion in 2019.

It looks like China has banned Signal, reports CNBC.

If you need COVID-19 vaccine help, Facebook may have the answers.

Last week, a work of digital art shattered records at storied auction house Christie’s, selling for a historic $60.25 million ($69.3 million with buyer’s fees). It’s the highest price commanded by a JPEG file thus far—paid for, in true 2021 style, with the cryptocurrency ether.

According to a new report from McKinsey, it’s not just about social change: Creating a more racially equitable industry could have a quantifiable impact in cold, hard cash—to the tune of $10 billion.

Popular game maker Roblox went live on the New York Stock Exchange. Roblox will trade under the symbol RBLX.