Business Insider has been terribly clickbaity recently. Is this a recent trend? I have even seen it from CNBC. I was only curious to see why it was such a big n

Business Insider has been terribly clickbaity recently. Is this a recent trend? I have even seen it from CNBC. I was only curious to see why it was such a big news, and I got baited. Laying off the head of mental health seems like a stupid decision morale wise, but the article doesn't say if they are reducing any mental wellbeing programs or benefits. There could be any number of conclusions to be drawn - from someone else taking over the department, to its not a priority.