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The video-hosting platform Vimeo will begin laying off over 130 employees following its acquisition earlier this year.

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KANSAS CITY, MISSOURI - MARCH 30: Shortstop Bobby Witt Jr. #7 of the Kansas City Royals celebrates with teammates after the Royals defeated the Minnesota Twins 3-1 to win the opening day game at Kauffman Stadium on March 30, 2026 in Kansas City, Missouri. (Photo by Jamie Squire/Getty Images) | Getty Images Do you think your office is interesting? Most people probably would disagree. Maybe parts of your job are interesting, but the office-y parts? The ones where you’re answering emails or getting a Gatorade from the fridge or politely asking your coworker if they had a good weekend while you pass each other in the hallway? Probably not. I would argue that the clubhouse is the baseball office. It shouldn’t be interesting. And it’s really not. But there is some intrigue in the mundane. The following are some scenes from the Royals clubhouse. Some of them important. Some less so. Sam Mellinger, VP of communication, waves at the reporters and TV camera operators in the room: Stephen Cruz is ready for his interview.  » Read More

LinkedIn has become one of the most valuable platforms for professional networking, job hunting, and personal branding. It’s a well-crafted profile that functions as a digital CV, portfolio, and introduction rolled into one. But as advice around LinkedIn optimization spreads and AI writing tools make profile polishing easier than ever, a new problem may be taking shape. Increasingly refined profiles are starting to look incredibly similar. Keyword-packed summaries, uniformly structured experience sections, and carefully curated headlines have become so common that many profiles now follow the same formula. While these strategies can improve visibility in recruiter searches, the pursuit of the perfect profile may be stripping away the human element that makes professionals memorable. Jason Morris, owner and CEO of Profit Engine, a specialist link-building agency that helps online businesses build authority and visibility through ethical, strategic outreach, has seen this pattern play out across the professional world. Below, Morris shares his insights on why over-optimization has become a growing concern and what professionals can do to build a LinkedIn presence that actually stands out. Why LinkedIn profiles are becoming increasingly polished Personal branding has become a professional priority, and advice on how to optimize a LinkedIn profile is everywhere.

Scout the golden retriever was eight years old. (Francisco Kjolseth | The Salt Lake Tribune) Scout, a Utah golden retriever with more than 40,000 social media followers, helped pets and their owners find places to hang out through the account DogFriendlySLC on Instagram and TikTok. Scout died last week at the age of 8.

A US court has dismissed a lawsuit from WhatsApp’s former security chief, who alleged that parent company Meta ignored internal flaws he flagged about the messaging app’s digital defenses. Abdullah Baig, who claims he was fired in retaliation for raising these concerns, had alleged that billions of users had been put at risk because of these vulnerabilities. Thousands of employees could view sensitive user data, including profile photos and location, Baig claimed in the lawsuit filed in September. A judge ruled he had not presented enough evidence to move forward. The US district court in northern California ruled last month to dismiss Baig’s claims, with the judge, Laurel Beeler, writing on 19 March that “the complaint does not contain sufficient facts to show that the plaintiff reported violations of SEC rules or regulations.” Baig was head of WhatsApp’s security division from 2021 to 2025. He said he had expressed concerns about cybersecurity issues to his supervisor five times but was ignored; he also said he wrote directly to Meta’s CEO, Mark Zuckerberg, about what he saw as a violation of US Securities and Exchange Commission rules and escalating retaliation against him. He also claimed that the company didn’t fix the

KRA targets more taxpayers with a Whatsapp tax filing solution/file The Kenya Revenue Authority’s (KRA) new WhatsApp-based tax filing system marks a shift from traditional online processes to a more simplified, chat-based experience, but questions remain on how the platform will function and whether it introduces anything new. KRA says the tool is designed to eliminate the friction many taxpayers face when filing returns through the iTax portal, where users often have to log in, reset passwords, navigate multiple forms and complete several steps before submission. “We’ve said it before, but this time, it’s real. Filing your taxes just got easier,” KRA said in a statement, announcing the rollout of the WhatsApp option. Under the new system, taxpayers will initiate the process directly on WhatsApp, removing the need to download additional applications or log into separate platforms. The interaction is expected to follow a guided, step-by-step format, similar to a conversation, where users respond to prompts and confirm details before submission. “Returns are now pre-filled where possible. The system is more guided and support and filing can now happen on WhatsApp,” KRA said. The pre-filled returns are central to how the system works. For salaried individuals, key data such as

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