An increasing number of US tech giants, including Google, are reducing university degree requirements in hiring, shifting focus to evaluating practical skills.
A new study by the University of Zurich, Switzerland, reveals a paradox: highly educated individuals, especially men, tend to experience prolonged singleness and a decline in happiness as they approach 30 years old.
Fearing accusations of harassment or being shamed online through videos, many American men prefer to remain silent rather than proactively approach women in public.
Instead of all-night parties with strong alcohol, young people in Seoul, London, and Toronto are embracing a trend of going to clubs at 5 a.m. to drink coffee and dance for energy.
Spending hundreds of US dollars each month on coffee or cosmetics, many young people view this as essential mental medicine, despite experts' concerns about the risk of overspending.
By launching a SIM line that integrates 'mystical' elements and building a digital ecosystem tailored to the needs of young people, Saymee has recorded remarkable growth in new subscribers.
