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Boomerang employees rise in U.S. job market after quitting and returning

So-called boomerang employees, who leave a company and later return, are drawing renewed attention in the U.S. job market. With hiring weakening, companies are turning to former staff whose performance and cultural fit have already been tested. Data cited show boomerang rehiring has risen since 2024, and their share of new U.S. hires edged up from late 2023 to late 2025. Executives said rehiring remains selective, mainly favoring top performers who left on good terms.

AI & Enterprise

Opaque recurrence emerges as AI buzzword after OpenAI GPT-6 Astra

Opaque recurrence has emerged as a new talking point in the AI industry following OpenAI\'s latest model, GPT-6 Astra. The approach, also called recurrent depth, processes prompts by repeatedly passing through internal layers rather than stepping through answers in natural language. It can lift performance with fewer computing resources but may leave fewer human-readable reasoning traces, intensifying safety debates. OpenAI says Astra’s use is limited and monitoring using chain-of-thought is maintained.

Crypto

Scaramucci calls U.S. Treasury chief Bessent\'s debt warning best bitcoin ad of 2026

Anthony Scaramucci said U.S. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent\'s warning about global debt was the most bitcoin-friendly message, regardless of intent. Scaramucci wrote on X that Bessent told the G20 the world was submerged in debt, calling that line the entire logic of bitcoin. Bessent raised sovereign debt as a key issue at a G20 meeting and stressed growth over austerity. Bitcoin rose as high as $81,332, though no direct link was confirmed.