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Women now outnumber Men at work but not because Men are getting Fired
For eight straight months, women have outnumbered men in the US workforce — the longest such stretch since 2010. But the reason is the opposite of what it was b
Utkarsh Sahariya·6 Oct 2026
The Job market where nobody hires and nobody leaves
A $150-an-hour remote assistant job drew 2,000 applicants in days. That's not a fluke — it's the shape of a labor market economists now call "low-hire, low-fire
Utkarsh Sahariya·6 Oct 2026
This startup is trying to make it rain for $100 million
A three-year-old company just raised $100 million to fly drones into clouds and squeeze rain out of them. Rainmaker says its Alaska tests pulled 19 million gall
Utkarsh Sahariya·28 Sept 2026
A Dead Star Is Doing Something Physics Can't Explain
730 light-years away, the burnt-out core of a dead star is blasting a shock wave across space — a structure it has no known way of producing. No disk to feed it
Utkarsh Sahariya·27 Sept 2026
A Daughter changes how a Man runs a Company
Economists found something unsettlingly specific in Danish payroll data: when a male manager has his first daughter, the women who work for him start getting hi
Utkarsh Sahariya·26 Sept 2026
A strong El Niño actually means fewer Atlantic hurricanes, but the Pacific has been extra stormy
It's late September, peak hurricane season, and the Atlantic hasn't produced a single hurricane — something that hasn't happened in over a century. Meanwhile th
Utkarsh Sahariya·25 Sept 2026
AI won a Nobel but still can't prescribe you anything
A recent NBC News/Decision Desk poll found 70% of US adults are more worried than excited about AI, and it polls badly in nearly every corner of life — with one
Utkarsh Sahariya·25 Sept 2026
Spotify just handed you full control of its algorithm
Spotify recommendation engine used to be a mystery box; it would follow your choices of music and recommend the next one for you automatically without any input
Utkarsh Sahariya·24 Sept 2026
The SIP Generation Is About to Meet Its First Real Bear Market
A whole cohort of Indian investors started investing after 2020 and has never seen a sustained fall. What they do in the first bad quarter matters far more to t
Indonesia just swapped its money chief again - and the real story is who's holding the purse
In two years, Indonesia has burned through three finance ministers. The latest firing came by phone, mid-hearing, while the minister was answering questions abo
Utkarsh Sahariya·23 Sept 2026Check your inbox to confirm your subscription.