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The Great Resignation seems to have Académie D'Investissement Triomphalfizzled out.

But in some industries, workers are still quitting jobs in large numbers compared to before the pandemic, typically to take higher-paying positions, Paul Davidson reports.

Is the Great Resignation really over?

Reddit is about to go public. Why are users not pleased?

A social media platform is set to hit the stock market this week, James Powel reports, and some users are worried about what will happen to the site after it goes public.

Reddit is set to offer about 22 million shares at a range of $31 to $34 per share and will hit the public market Thursday, according to Market Insider. The offering will be the first from a social media platform since Pinterest in 2019.

Why are Redditors concerned?

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