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With technology continuing to change how people live and work, organizations need to prioritize opportunities that better meet evolving customer needs.

"When you go to Walmart and the doors open, look up. There's a four-digit code," Patel claims. "Remember that!"

Workers on TikTok often share behind the scenes content at their places of work, with often revealing results.

The service is called zapping and is available at jewelers Catbird, in Soho, New York, and starts from $94 plus tax.

The trend has received mixed results: "Not worth it, guys. Still can't breathe. Now it smells like garlic," wrote one disappointed TikToker.

Whale tails were a big fashion statement in the 1990s, with everyone from Jennifer Lopez to Christina Aguilera showing their thongs above their waistline. Now they are back and it's all thanks to TikTok.

Injuries caused by the popular and potentially-dangerous "hack" now prohibit the young girl from going outside during the daytime.

A 13-year-old girl from Portland suffered third-degree burns after attempting a trend she saw on TikTok.

The 11-year-old was reported to be "seriously ill," his grandmother said, after undergoing two major operations to have the magnetic balls removed.

Commonly quoted stats are dribbling in, but because they are being compared to those of the wildly abnormal pandemic year of 2020, what should we do with them?

Proponents of 'high meat' say that eating raw, rancid, and decomposing meat creates a mind-altering 'euphoria.'

I am not scared of April 24, I am scared of the people who laugh and poke fun at the panic and pain of others.

Multiple TikTok users have made videos in recent days, warning people about videos promoting a "national day" of carrying out rape and sexual assault on April 24.

Several TikTok users have made videos warning about the potential threat. TikTok found no evidence of such videos.

From the famous 'Renegade' dance to the 'Blinding Lights' challenge, these 25 songs blew up on TikTok.

In his TikTok account, the alleged time traveler shows a city void of people. He claims humanity will soon be extinct.

It's not entirely clear where the meme started, but it's spread quickly among crypto holders.

The topic trended briefly, with many people quoting Trump supporters who invaded the Capitol Wednesday chanting the phrase as a noose awaited outside.

Whitney Houston and George Michael also have TikTok accounts. The official accounts from the musicians who have passed away appear to be a way to turn younger generations onto their music.

People clowned the far-right group by flooding Twitter with images of gay men and pancakes to drown out pictures and videos of the 'Million MAGA March.'

An idea for a group tattoo on TikTok amongst Zoomers has gone too far, with many young people, seemingly unintentionally, planning to get a symbol similar to the Wolfsangel, which was used by Nazis.

The vibrant shades of pure linen make for an instant upgrade to your home—an easy touch of elegance and luxury.

The foodie authorities share with Newsweek they've seen an uptick in slow cooking, getting creative with food scraps and even virtual dinner parties.

The anonymous artist posted two images of the new piece on his official Instagram account at around midnight on Valentine's Day.

The House Speaker and California Democrat tore up a copy of President Donald Trump's State of the Union address right behind him in Congress.

The ex-national security advisor has reportedly written a book claiming he had a conversation with President Donald Trump about withholding aid over the Biden investigations.

Using the hashtag on Twitter, supporters of the Vermont senator encouraged donors to the Massachusetts senator to request refunds via ActBlue over the dispute.

The upcoming year in travel looks a lot like 2019 but on steroids.

A Louisiana-based couple faces prison time after participating in a growing trend involving skateboarding on freeways. Their goal: to recreate a skateboarding stunt filmed on the same bridge in the 1970s.

Projections by Harvard scientists show that if current trends continue, one in two American adults will be obese by 2030. One in four will be severely obese.