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Apple Pays Its Engineers $180,000 Bonuses to Stop Them From Joining Meta

Meta has reportedly poached about 100 engineers from Apple.

4 leadership trends to watch in 2022

Companies can recruit more diversely, revamp antiquated onboarding practices, and provide autonomy to workers with flexible scheduling. But leaders need proof beyond anecdotes and in 2022 we’ll begin to see that data roll in.

The 25 best new apps of 2021

From powerful search tools to better relationship building, these are the best new apps you’ve been missing.

California’s Keenest Competitors for Tech Jobs are Blue Western States

We found that Washington and Utah have actually created more innovation sector jobs per capita than California over the past decade, while Arizona, Colorado and Idaho have had higher per capita growth rates for such jobs.

Applied Materials Expands into Former Shopko in Kalispell, Montana – will add more than 200 jobs – 80 positions available now

“Our first tactic is to be the best place to work not only from a wage standpoint but from a benefit standpoint,”

A real rural future

The COVID-19 pandemic dispersed many Americans across the nation. And today, cities are not dominant in the hearts and minds of Americans whatsoever. In reality, not only are most Americans more interested in living in rural areas than in big cities, but many living in rural areas are quite optimistic about the future and still believe in the power of hard work.

Research: Migration Key to Rural Economic Development

According to the researchers, the majority of new businesses opening in rural counties are operated by people “between the ages of 50 to 74.”

Kansas 2030 broadband goal aims to win new businesses and residents with high-speed internet

“We’re being bold,” said Lt. Gov. and Commerce Secretary David Toland. “We’re being ambitious. We’re being aggressive. Because we understand how high the stakes are. We are in a race as a state against other states, and we want to win that race so that we can win new residents, we can win new businesses and we can retain the ones that we have.”