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Shopping for toys this holiday season? Avoid the AI ones, groups warn parents [101d]
Infant botulism outbreak: Cases climb to 31, some stores still have the recalled ByHeart baby formula [101d]
The CDC’s updated page about vaccines and autism exploits a fearmongering loophole [101d]
Tips for building an emergency fund from financial experts [101d]
The future of the future [101d]
Why is it so hard to pay cross-border employees in Europe? [101d]
RTO mandates are outdated in a hybrid workplace [101d]
Organizational intelligence is the new priority in the AI era [101d]
Nvidia’s rising stock price takes fellow chip giants along for ride as renewed AI enthusiasm fuels fresh rally [101d]
Your next concert could be a house away [101d]
How ‘good enough’ products are disrupting premium pricing [101d]
Timothée Chalamet’s best role yet is your weirdly intense coworker on Zoom [101d]
Dr. Martens just made the classic rain boot a whole lot more punk [101d]
New York’s ubiquitous construction scaffolding gets a glow up [101d]
Why vibe coding is a leadership problem, not a technical one [101d]
The best new postage stamps coming out in 2026 [101d]
AI CEOs are promising all-powerful superintelligence. Government insiders have thoughts [101d]
The toxicity of “the customer is always right” [101d]
How synthetic data trains AI to solve real problems [101d]
Equinox has too many next big bets to count [101d]
NAR says the median age of first-time homebuyers in 2025 is 40, up from 28 in 1992—but can we trust the data? [101d]
Crypto’s path to legitimacy depends on the industry itself, not just politicians [101d]
This ultrathin wearable lets you ‘feel’ textures on a screen [101d]
Joe Rogan tops Apple’s most popular podcasts of 2025 [101d]
A massive new study of 40,725 people says this is what happens when you drink coffee every morning [101d]
AI chatbots won’t save the media. But what powers them might [101d]
How ‘micro joy’ can help you feel happier every day [101d]