The newest workplace cohort is headed for jobs in trades, because they believe blue-collar jobs are less likely to be replaced by AI.

Moreover, 31% of global Gen Zs and 32% of their millennial counterparts picked working over pursuing higher education to grow in their careers. “The young workforce has a desire of learning with ...

"He's very, very concerned about the state of the world and the state that we're all in right now," said Stella, who met Assange in London in 2011 while working as part of his legal team.