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- This tiny North Dakota town was the only place to vote in support of data centers [2d]
- Grocery workers union calls on newly elected Democrats to ban electronic shelf labels [2d]
- Meta isn't naming its AI models after fruit anymore [2d]
- NYC Mayor Zohran Mamdani's pied-à-terre tax just got a big win in court [2d]
- Who was Ana María Ramírez Cetina, the nanny killed in the Learjet crash? [2d]
- Satellite images reveal trouble brewing at Microsoft's AI data center partners [2d]
- How a blue wave crushed the tech right [2d]
- The 23-year-old founder of Instinct says people are quick to trust AI with their money [2d]
- The AI boom has sparked a fiber frenzy, and suppliers like Corning are racing to keep up [2d]
- I keep volunteering at my daughter's elementary school even though she no longer goes there [2d]
- Deadly Learjet crash has elites reconsidering private air travel [2d]
- My parents gave me 3 storage units as an early inheritance. They collected vintage toys for decades. [2d]
- These big companies moved to red Texas. Now the state's gone blue. [2d]
- Democrats took back the Senate in a massive blue wave. See the 7 states that flipped. [2d]
- Sam Altman joked about AI's thirst for memory with a new social media nickname [2d]
- The deadly cost of India's firecracker industry [2d]
- Elon Musk's 'vote red' post vanished after Election Day [2d]
- VC firm Sequoia is flattening its partner structure and closing its London office [2d]
- GoDaddy's CEO says he won't read work written with AI. Here's how he can tell. [2d]
- The 2026 midterm elections came with a wave of history-making wins. See every historic first. [2d]
- I tried Gordon Ramsay's 15-minute Bolognese pasta. Now my family makes it for dinner every week. [2d]
- Ousted Good Good marketer sues the company, alleging he was defamed during the Callaway ad aftermath [2d]
- Russia is giving some of its missiles greater range and larger warheads, Ukraine says [2d]
- My husband moved to Barcelona for our relationship. Now, I'm the one who wants to leave. [2d]
- I visited the newest US national park. Here's what it was like, as someone who's now visited all 64 of them. [2d]
- I grew up in a trailer and was embarrassed to use food stamps. Now I own a $13 million company. [2d]
- I thought being a good mom meant keeping my autistic son from upsetting strangers. I was wrong. [2d]
- Here's how much you need to earn to be middle class in every US state, ranked [2d]
- Uber needs drivers. It wants to throw your money at the problem [2d]
- Data centers got a slap in the face at the ballot box. These key votes show how. [2d]
- Ad industry dealmaking is heating up. M&A pros think these 9 companies could be the next big buyers. [2d]
- The podcast boom is hitting a messy reality for CMOs [2d]
- Hackers tried to literally boil blood in France [2d]
- Data centers are in the midterm meme spotlight as posters joke about turning them into daycares and community colleges [2d]
- A town's creative way for homeowners to tap into the short-term rental market could be a blueprint for others [2d]
- Netflix just hired an adtech operator who knows how to solve 'gnarly problems' [2d]
- My daughter is French and American. Choosing a name that reflected both her cultures was difficult. [2d]
- Tesla and SpaceX shares drop after Elon Musk's election bet backfires [2d]
- Abnormal AI's new CMO says 'safe is boring' and is ditching the B2B marketing playbook [2d]
- Winners and losers from the 2026 midterm elections [2d]
- I'm the CEO of Cava. I'm obsessively punctual and still work shifts in our restaurants — here's a day in my life. [2d]
- Americans' wallets drove the midterms [2d]
- Boulder's new Airbnb rules sparked a gold rush ahead of the Sundance Film Festival [2d]
- Trump says midterms voters weren't willing to pay more for gas: 'I understand that' [2d]
- Texas just went blue, and the tech bros are sad [2d]
- Elon Musk's Texas-sized midterms failure [2d]
- Airbnb's Brian Chesky says these 3 mistakes made him a 'terrible CEO' [2d]
- These college students launched a legal tech startup during finals week. Now, it's business first, school second. [2d]
- Biz leaders react as a 'blunami' sweeps America on Election Night [2d]
- Democrats’ big night has the internet joking that DEI is back [2d]
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