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You might want to pull the trigger on that Apple purchase — the company plans to raise prices [36d]
Jeff Bezos says AI could create a labor shortage, not mass unemployment [36d]
Debbie Downer found a new thing to worry about: AI and data centers [36d]
How Michelle Obama's style has evolved, from her first lady days to post-White House life [36d]
I spent over 19 hours in Icelandair's premium class. The $2,637 flight offered me way more than just a comfier seat. [36d]
Get ready for Disney's big AI ads push [36d]
Kevin Warsh looks ready to rewrite the Fed's rules [36d]
Algae has turned the Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool green again, days after its $14.8 million makeover. Take a look. [36d]
A millennial started a coffee business with $500. Sharing every step online helped it take off. [36d]
I spent $750 on a World Cup ticket to see Scotland play. Days later StubHub said it wasn't available anymore. [36d]
This 'anti-bot' startup wants to pay you to interact with brands. Read the pitch deck it used to raise $18.5 million. [36d]
So many Florida locals recommended I go to 30A. After one trip, I agree it's one of the best destinations in the state. [36d]
A tiny Philadelphia music conservatory is one of the hardest colleges in the US to get into. See why. [36d]
Dario Amodei on why he left Sam Altman and OpenAI: 'Why argue with someone' when you 'don't trust them' [36d]
Michelle Obama remains a fashion icon. Here are her best style moments. [36d]
My favorite day-trip destination is a small island in New England — and the round-trip ferry ride is just $20 [36d]
I booked Airbnbs in small towns while backpacking Europe and found 2 hidden-gem destinations I'd never heard of [36d]
Inside the C-130 Hercules, a military transport aircraft that can land almost anywhere and haul almost anything [36d]
I live in a 97-square-foot micro-apartment in Paris. It was supposed to be temporary, but I realized I love tiny living. [36d]
Think a kid-free internet sounds great? You're not paying attention. [36d]
Mark Zuckerberg is a certified watch guy. His collection ranges from a $120 Casio to multimillion-dollar timepieces. [36d]
Mastercard's former CMO says we're entering a 'golden era' for marketing [36d]
I've been shopping at Trader Joe's for over a decade. These 10 items are always in my cart — and cost less than $5. [36d]
I didn't realize how big a deal the FIFA World Cup was until my Airbnb bookings blew up. [36d]
Anthropic's Dario Amodei and OpenAI's Sam Altman are attending the same CEO lunch today [36d]
Aviation bosses are tired of reminding you about 2 crucial plane safety rules [36d]
This startup is betting GIFs and 'micro memes' will be supercharged in the AI era. Read its pitch deck. [36d]
I'm a nutritionist who loves to shop at Costco — but there are 11 things I never buy there [36d]
Ukrainian troops are losing days just getting to their positions in the kill zone. It's when they're most at risk. [36d]
When I was 16, I was offered an internship while I served tables. It's been 17 years and now I'm the CEO of the company. [36d]
Neuralink competitor Paradromics just implanted its first brain-chip device. The next step is restoring speech. [36d]
Meet your new AI coworkers: Convey raises $38 million led by a16z to take repetitive work off employees' plates. [36d]
I spent years avoiding fatherhood. Then my brother died when his sons were 6 and 2. [36d]
The biggest winners and losers from US restrictions on Anthropic's AI [36d]
Why traditional advertising is dead, according to Mastercard Senior Fellow Raja Rajamannar [36d]
My kids go to day camp during our summer vacation. It gives me time to relax and have fun outside being a parent. [36d]
I've been to all 50 states. These are my 7 favorite towns and cities to visit in the summer. [36d]
A nutritionist swears by the 'triple 30' rule to eat enough protein and fiber for gut health and longevity [36d]
CMOs are getting more responsibility — without power [36d]
Why a neuroscientist worries outsourcing thinking to AI could weaken your brain's defenses against dementia [36d]
Ukraine says even its obsolete drone-war tech still has value for friendly countries bracing for Shahed-style attacks [36d]
Bose is becoming a media company [36d]
Panera's CEO regrets a cost-cutting move he approved as CFO [36d]
Allbirds is now Smartbirds, and its AI-focused CEO says people won't even remember the shoes' [36d]
People don't trust AI. They do yearn for Lunchables: survey. [36d]
AI token costs are forcing companies to rethink how they hire, budget, and manage usage [36d]
One of legal's hottest startups is helping lawyers finally answer: Is the AI's work any good? [36d]
Ukrainian troops are getting up to $10,000 in monthly bonuses for capturing soldiers or taking outposts [36d]
I was using Anthropic's Fable when it disappeared mid-project. It taught me a lesson about AI and business. [36d]
Rainbow warned its models that AI meant fewer jobs. Then their doppelgängers appeared. [36d]
Blood-red, white and blue: My wild night at Trump's White House-hosted UFC fight [36d]
I spent $3,500 to watch the 'Summer House' reunion at the show's Hamptons house. It felt like reliving my youth. [36d]
A Russian warship sailing between England and France fired warning shots at a British civilian yacht [36d]
The latest NYC hustle: $100+ to hold a Knicks parade spot [36d]
Gov. Gavin Newsom vowed to stop California's billionaire tax. He has just over a week left to keep it off the ballot. [36d]