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8 things you need to do in the first 90 days of launching your consulting business [31d]
Exclusive: SharkNinja is paying employees $1 million to experiment with AI [31d]
OpenAI’s new frontier models mark a huge change in how AI will be built [31d]
How this Trump supporter’s manufacturing business is getting crushed by the president’s tariffs [31d]
Airports are buckling under pressure—and some could shut down, officials warn [31d]
‘Being gay feels like a liability again’: More LGBTQ+ workers are staying in the closet [31d]
People in romantic relationships with AI want more than just ‘smut’ from ChatGPT [31d]
How the Fed is expected to maneuver interest rates in the wake of the war in Iran [31d]
Iran’s Bushehr nuclear power plant reportedly hit by a projectile. Here’s what to know [31d]
Kohl’s stores closing update: CEO reveals what happens next after dozens of locations shuttered last year [31d]
How Yuval Sharon and Es Devlin are using cutting-edge tech to push opera forward—just when it needs it most [31d]
Sleep is the new management flex [31d]
Big Oil companies have moved away from greenwashing. Climate advocates say what they’re doing now is worse [31d]
How Ryan Coogler’s Proximity Media became Hollywood’s most innovative—and bankable—company [31d]
Nespresso knows Gen Z runs coffee now, so it hired Dua Lipa [31d]
How to write a successful application for Best Workplaces for Innovators 2026 [31d]
The tech that restored Eric Dane’s voice shows how AI can be used for good, says Rebecca Gayheart Dane [31d]
Reskilling wont save us from AI. Here’s what we need to do instead [31d]
The housing market’s hottest week is coming—and sellers who miss it could lose out on $26K [31d]
New York City’s next transportation revolution might be on the water [31d]
U.S. Soccer players helped design their own 2026 World Cup jerseys [31d]
Nvidia is reskinning games with AI. Gamers are angry about it, and wrong [31d]
5 storylines to watch in the NCAA Division I men’s basketball tournament this year [31d]
How diamond nanoparticles could be the trick for clothes that keep you cool in extreme heat [31d]
This clever new app bribes teens to get off their phones, with help from brands like Starbucks and Adidas [31d]
Why you should not become an AI expert [31d]
What I learned building a fractional executive career [31d]
Deepfakes are warping reality. This AI project turns them into a history lesson [31d]
Tecovas identified a storytelling OKR. It became a true ‘Love Letter to Texas’ [31d]
‘Many people have been fooled’: Zendaya on what the social media fuss over Tom Holland wedding rumors really reveals [31d]
‘You were the product the whole time’: Pokémon Go fans react to quietly being used to help robots deliver pizza [31d]
A record number of Americans want out—now the government is making it easier [31d]
Housing market rent incentives hit a 12-year record as lower demand and higher supply drive apartment concessions [31d]
How Ireland became such a major player in the U.S. tech market [31d]
What to know about the Strait of Hormuz, a key oil shipping waterway [31d]
‘Proud to tell you he didn’t watch it’: One person killed the ‘Buffy the Vampire Slayer’ reboot, reveals Sarah Michelle Gellar [32d]
This AI tutor helps college students reason without giving them answers [32d]