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Oracle tells investors not to worry about data center spending because its 'very, very good' at cost-cutting [35d]
Airlines are already slashing flight routes to the Middle East well into the future [35d]
Oracle's Larry Ellison downplays software apocalypse fears: 'We think the SaaSpocalypse applies to others, but not to us' [35d]
Microsoft backs Anthropic in its legal fight against the Pentagon [35d]
When I got my cancer diagnosis, I had to cancel 3 planned vacations. A 1-night staycation in nearby Santa Cruz gave me the reset I needed. [35d]
The TikTok generation is clashing with old-school Wall Street culture [35d]
Millions of lost orders, website errors, and 'sharp edges': Amazon cracks down on code changes [35d]
Israeli president defends war with Iran, says targeted oil sites were 'not the oil reserves of the people' [35d]
'Decline and recline': Uber and Lyft drivers are rethinking what trips to accept to navigate soaring gas prices [35d]
Patreon's CEO says AI will be a 'bloodbath for the world's creative people' unless tech companies pay up [35d]
The top US general says most of Iran's best air defenses are no longer factors, clearing the way for deeper air operations [35d]
Mark Zuckerberg just posted a totally normal and fine photo with Alexandr Wang [35d]
MrBeast is laying the groundwork for a new business helping others with ads and marketing [35d]
This Pentagon announcement on an Operation Epic Fury soldier's 'believed to be' death is very unusual [35d]
I moved to California for my husband's job. We split 6 months later, but following him was the best choice I ever made. [35d]
I tried 10 new items coming to Taco Bell's menu in 2026 and ranked them from worst to best [35d]