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My kids started school last week, and I pulled them out after the first day for a family trip. I don't regret it. [28m]
Influencers are infiltrating this year's US Open. It's not stopping tennis lovers. [37m]
A veteran chief engineer building a flying taxi shared the one piece of advice he'd give his 25-year-old self [39m]
SAP has a message for software doomsayers: The pendulum will swing back [1h]
Walmart's copycat strategy: Restaurant delivery is its latest use of heft to break into established markets [1h]
He waited nearly 20 years to start a company. Now he's the cofounder of a double unicorn. [1h]
Erin Piacenti, killed in Times Square stabbing, was a 'superstar' at Bank of America known for mentoring junior teammates [1h]
Toyota spent years moving slowly on EVs. I drove its new, affordable C-HR to see whether the wait paid off. [1h]
Uber says it can replace car ownership. My used Toyota Yaris proved its point. [1h]
One runner spent $40,000, another took a second job. Marathoners are making big sacrifices to chase medals worldwide. [1h]
I resigned and couldn't find a job. I lived with family, lost my storage unit, and relied on government assistance. [1h]
Sam Altman says he's 'a mega Apple fan boy' and is sad they are suing OpenAI [2h]
Convicted CEO who fled LA for Germany is now one of FBI's most wanted fraudsters [2h]
Two scientists made huge bets on 'impossible' cancer treatments. They're finally paying off. [2h]
Rents are falling in some hotspot cities due to a 'timing mistake' by homebuilders [2h]
Hikers 'relied too much' on AI and had to be rescued. A ranger says it wasn't the first AI-related mishap he's seen. [2h]