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Gen Zs think that the thumbs-up emoji can give the impression that the sender doesn't want to put in effort to craft a proper response and wants to end a conversation without a proper goodbye. Experts ...

A little white and gray kitty with absolutely stunning green eyes went in for a routine dental cleaning. But when he woke up from anesthesia, he transformed into that mad cat emoji you text your ...

Despite seeming like a universal language – and sometimes they do function that way – emojis can be at once more vague, and more specific, than words. That’s because you can’t separate the meaning of ...

A Saskatchewan agricultural company has requested the Supreme Court of Canada rule on whether a thumbs-up emoji texted to a retail partner can constitute a legal contract.

Law professors explored the implications of a case where the use of a thumbs-up emoji was found to be a contract signature.

The fact that, in this case, one part of the communication comprised an emoji simply provides a modern twist to this otherwise rather unremarkable observation.

Saskatchewan court upholds earlier ruling that an emoji text sent by a farmer created a binding contract with grain buyer.

From universal approval to cold or dismissive, the iconic thumbs-up emoji is losing favor with some. Can it make a comeback?

Suddenly, a simple thumbs-up emoji is a weapon of passive-aggressive warfare. How did we get here? Maybe it’s because Gen Z grew up in a world where digital communication is king.

Comment The thumbs-up emoji isn’t passive-aggressive – Gen Z need to get over it The younger generation interprets the popular emoji as a sign of aggression in the workplace.