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The next phase of design will still be human-led [34d]
This AI toothbrush wants to find trouble before your dentist does [34d]
OnlyFans wants to build the business behind the creator [34d]
Why every AI launch now makes the backlash worse [34d]
How to end a client relationship on good terms [34d]
How mega-IPOs could reshape the public market—and the economy [34d]
The NYC scale model that’s gone viral was built by a truck driver. Now it’s in a museum [34d]
Claude, Anthropic’s AI model, is helping to develop the next version of itself [34d]
Warren Buffett’s farewell letter as Berkshire Hathaway chairman includes a big vote of confidence for Greg Abel [34d]
Amazon may owe you even more money now. See if you qualify for an expanded Prime settlement payout [34d]
Keurig has brewed up a new kind of coffee pod: First look at the plastic-free Alta brewing system [34d]
Elizabeth Banks wants to make wine fun again. That could be serious business [34d]
Why the tool is not the solution to healthcare access [34d]
I tried the new Fairphone, a phone designed to be repaired [34d]
Turn your talent filter into a talent pipeline [34d]
Google just built the infrastructure for agentic commerce [34d]
How to lead through cognitive overload [34d]
National Cheeseburger Day freebies and deals: McDonald’s, Five Guys, Burger King, more. See the full list [34d]
Employers aren’t giving up on computer science grads. Here’s what they want instead [34d]
In the battle between AI optimists and doomsayers, no one is the winner [34d]
Think you can design a better iPhone? Here’s your chance [34d]
7 ads that define ‘The New York Times’ [34d]
AI systems don’t have a drive to survive. Here’s why [35d]
Everyone thought AI would replace junior engineers. We’re hiring more of them [35d]
The Navy’s push for shipboard laser weapons just got a new entrant [35d]
Selena Gomez’s Rare Beauty gives away part of every sale. Here’s where the money goes [35d]
NYC’s new robotoilets will kick you out after 10 minutes—whether you’re finished or not [35d]
Giving back to get ahead [35d]
How ‘Pacesetters’ are using AI to move the customer experience forward [35d]
Corporate America is crushing senior-level mothers [35d]
Scaling against the current: How to build through opposition [35d]
Data is Everywhere—Insight isn’t: Understanding what consumers want [35d]
Building a cloud designed for AI [35d]
How Adidas found its place in culture again [35d]
The creator strategies every brand needs now [35d]
Everything you need to know about mega-IPOs [35d]
Why your personal brand needs an OnlyFans [35d]
How to lead a company into its next act [35d]
Every American city needs a music office [35d]
A CEO tried a four-day week—but stopped after employees were secretly working Fridays [35d]
OpenAI flags 6 more cases of concerning AI behavior [35d]
Trump calls EU proposal for Canada’s membership a ‘hostile act’ [35d]
New York Fashion Week recap: from Ralph Lauren to Eckhaus Latta, joyful dressing takes over for Spring 2027 [35d]
Apartment hunting this fall? Don’t sign a lease before asking for this [35d]
How to figure out which advice is worth taking [35d]