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California’s controversial AI bill’s fate will be decided this week [695d]
Beyond the rebrand: TELUS Digital’s next chapter [695d]
After helping pro athletes hone their game, Uplift Labs launches an app for everyday gymgoers [695d]
What’s happening with MoneyGram? Customers left in the lurch as financial service deals with urgent cyber incident [695d]
How Sherri Shepherd fought her way to the Hollywood Walk of Fame [695d]
Stellantis searches for a new CEO to cut losses [695d]
This Minnesota plant is getting a $123 million boost from the U.S. government to make more chips [695d]
LinkedIn has quietly removed those AI-powered prompts that were appearing in the feeds of premium members [695d]
Meet Fidel: Through Education and Dedication, this PepsiCo Leader is advancing his career and opening doors for others [695d]
Meet Didem: A Türkiye Farmer Learned New Practices to Rebuild Her Business and Community Following the 2023 Earthquake [695d]
Meet Araceli: A Family Struggling with Health & Financial Issues Gets a Lifeline Through Entrepreneurship [695d]
Meet Melanie: How a Domestic Violence Survivor Found Purpose and Opportunity in Aboriginal Art [695d]
Meet Tasneem: In Search of Something More, This Sales Leader Is Breaking Gender Norms in Her Country [695d]
This new California law wants to curb student cellphone access [695d]
U.S. nuclear plants won’t power Big Tech’s AI ambitions right away. Here’s why [695d]
Growing green jobs [695d]
The cocreator of Starface has a new project: Making it cool to test your drugs for fentanyl [695d]
This new $500 million plan will fund U.S. women’s health research [695d]
Lin Manuel Miranda reflects on 10 years of innovation, from ‘Hamilton’ to ‘Warriors’ [695d]
How Gen Z ‘corporate girlies’ took over TikTok [696d]
Bank of America is opening 165 new branches, joins list of financial retail expansions in the age of online banking [696d]
Stanford, Carnegie Mellon take different interdisciplinary approaches to innovation—with the same great results [696d]
Rutgers offers a one-stop innovation shop for its aspiring founders [696d]
These schools don’t fear artificial intelligence. They put it to work [696d]
The 50 colleges and universities making an outsize impact on business and society [696d]
Johns Hopkins Technology Ventures proves you don’t need to move to a tech hub. Just build your own [696d]
Ignition Schools 2024: Our methodology [696d]
Cards Against Humanity’s lawsuit against Elon Musk is a brilliant stunt that makes a serious point [696d]
Mozilla’s new brand plans to ‘reclaim the internet’ [696d]
3 essential tips for hiring managers to level up their interviewing skills [696d]
How Disney’s American-history-themed park fell apart [696d]
Why car companies might finally have to care about pedestrian safety [696d]
The first commercial satellite launched 25 years ago—and totally changed the world [696d]
Old government buildings have been getting more energy efficient—but Trump threatens that progress [696d]
Here’s what happens when humans and AI dance together [696d]
How to turn your nontraditional background into an interview (and career) asset [696d]
Here’s the science behind mixed emotions [696d]
The embattled cofounder of Away has a next act: Building products for kids that adults will love [696d]
The one thing companies need to build a more ethical, sustainable supply chain [696d]
10 habits for more mindful smartphone use [696d]
Women who played sports are more likely to be business leaders [696d]
Why I hop between iPhone and Android [696d]
Acid rain to lead: How countries have fought climate change threats [696d]
5 rules for succeeding in a family business when your mom is your boss [696d]