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In his first 100 days, Trump’s tariffs are already threatening the AI boom [227d]
Why design—not technology—is key to solving our environmental crisis [227d]
3 tips to balance your short-term and long-term savings goals [227d]
Hims & Hers stock price soars after partnership with Novo Nordisk to offer weight-loss drug Wegovy [227d]
Trump’s trade war with China has U.S. small businesses with ‘nowhere to turn’. Here’s why [227d]
This company built an entire rail terminal in Queens to avoid relying on trucks [227d]
Busch Light Apple beer is back: Anheuser-Busch confirms limited-time return of viral ‘Bapple’ [227d]
Olipop is teaming up with Crocs to welcome back this fanfavorite flavor at its first soda drive-thru [227d]
How to preserve new-hire enthusiasm beyond the first few weeks [227d]
How Trump’s team has disrupted $430 billion in federal funding so far [227d]
How AI is disrupting the VC and startup ecosystem [227d]
Amazon takes on Elon Musk’s Starlink with launch of its first internet satellites [227d]
Your favorite movies, reimagined as old book covers [227d]
Are you really ready to be a manager? [227d]
Big Lots stores reopening update: Here’s the full list of locations that will open this week [227d]
Canada’s new prime minister, Mark Carney, warns ‘Trump is trying to break us’ [227d]
How to track President Trump’s executive orders over his first 100 days in office [227d]
How Mark Carney’s anti-Trump brand won him Canada’s election [227d]
How to work 30 hours a week (or less) [227d]
Turns out AI is really bad at picking up on social cues [227d]
How Big Tech’s Faustian bargain with Trump backfired [227d]
Renate Nyborg’s Meeno wants to become the Duolingo of dating [227d]
AI studied Hong Kong’s streets. Here’s what it learned about making cities more walkable [227d]
How learning like a gamer helped this high-school dropout succeed [227d]
Everyone wants to work in a fancy building these days. WeWork got the memo [227d]
The insidious design of Trump’s second term [227d]
Germany has more than 780,000 balcony solar panels. Why can’t the U.S. follow suit? [227d]
How DOGE used AI to reshape the government in just 100 days [227d]
How to tell if a middle manager on your team is burning out [227d]
Finally, a zipper that zips itself [227d]
Why the Vietnam War’s environmental scars are a warning for today’s conflicts [227d]
How Trump has gutted DEI in his first 100 days [227d]
Why Bluesky is more than just an alternative to X [227d]
How Trump’s mass firings could quickly hollow out the Black middle class [227d]
How federal funding cuts could threaten America’s lead in cancer research [227d]
Signal is the unlikely star of Trump’s first 100 days [227d]
A TikTok ‘Fantasy Pope League’ lets you bet on who will become the next pope [228d]
Apple juice recall: More than 170,000 bottles of Martinelli’s impacted by fears of potential mold-based toxin [228d]
Deliveroo shares surge following DoorDash’s $3.6 billion proposed takeover [228d]
How the U.S.-China trade war is forcing countries to pick sides [228d]
IBM is supercharging its quantum computer efforts as part of a major five-year investment in U.S. tech [228d]
The kerning on the pope’s tomb is a travesty [228d]
More people are taking their Social Security benefits early. Should you? [228d]
Can coal make a comeback? West virginians hold on to hope [228d]
Artificial food dyes are being phased out. Food companies are racing to replace them [228d]
Buyer’s or seller’s housing market? Zillow’s analysis for 250 markets [228d]
How to avoid credit card late fees now that they’re back [228d]
Energy drink brand Alani Nu surpasses $1 billion in sales as the functional beverage craze keeps on soaring [228d]
Pony AI stock price: Chinese Waymo rival is up a staggering 55% today. Here are 3 possible reasons why [228d]
Wall Street holds steady as investors brace for a high-stakes week [228d]