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Why the ‘Tiny Chef’ cancellation broke the internet’s heart [140d]
Microsoft’s infamous Blue Screen of Death is finally going away for good [140d]
Bumble is stumbling. Tinder is flagging. But this go-to gay dating app is thriving [140d]
What carbon capture is and why it may be the wrong way to fight climate change [140d]
Rite Aid’s Thrifty ice cream brand gets sold to a business entity linked to Monster Energy executives [140d]
This AI-powered social app aims to end loneliness—by ‘engineering chance’ [140d]
4 Things to know about Iran’s nuclear program after the U.S. and Israeli strikes [140d]
Why Apple is revamping its App Store terms in the European Union [140d]
Nike stock price: Why shares are rising despite the shoe giant’s revenue decline and serious tariff warning [140d]
Gen Alpha slang baffles parents—and AI [140d]
‘Please don’t abandon us’: Kroger store closures spark outcry from workers and shoppers at doomed locations [140d]
Has AI already rotted my brain? [140d]
How to get the growth opportunities you want at work [140d]
Costco embraces the two-tier economy with its new early shopping perk [140d]
What is ‘precipitation whiplash’? The new accelerating, climate change weather danger [140d]
Aurora hits a self-driving trucking milestone. But the road ahead is still bumpy [140d]
Why ‘The Shawshank Redemption’ is the best movie about investing ever made [140d]
A rare Frank Lloyd Wright house hits the market [140d]
5 self-sabotaging career moves women often make—and how to avoid them [140d]
This pouch could be the Zyn of caffeine [140d]
Why the best leaders embrace both ‘agile’ and ‘waterfall’ thinking [140d]
Why Gen Z is ditching popular emojis for unexpected alternatives [140d]
This massive new data center is powered by used EV batteries [140d]
How Bill Gates thinks you should use AI [140d]
I turned off my phone for a week: Here’s why you should too [140d]
Nike and Levi’s is a match made in denim sportswear heaven [140d]
5 books about AI to get you caught up in 2025 [140d]
‘Pawternity’ leave, unlimited ice cream, and more: 5 offbeat company benefits [140d]
Legacy companies with rich data are transformed by AI [140d]
People-first leadership in a performance-driven world [140d]
Enterprises can’t overlook security when embracing AI [140d]
‘It’s officially hot commie summer’: Wall Street melts down on social media over Zohran Mamdani’s NYC primary win [141d]
3 Ways to encourage AI fluency at work [141d]
Trump supporters have a new daddy [141d]
Tesla’s Robotaxi test launch in Austin draws safety concerns [141d]
Intuit bets big on AI to boost efficiency and trust in QuickBooks [141d]
Anna Wintour to step down as Vogue editor-in-chief after 37 years, ending an era of American fashion [141d]
U.S. economy shrank more than expected in the first quarter [141d]
KB Home’s housing market warning: Incentives might hide overpriced homes [141d]
From creepy Jeff Bezos mannequins to giant banners, how Venice is protesting the wedding of the year [141d]
Fed’s Barkin says tariffs will push up inflation [141d]
Supreme Court allows states to cut Medicaid funding for Planned Parenthood [141d]
Salesforce is using AI for up to 50% of its workload and its AI product is 93% accurate, says CEO Marc Benioff [141d]
GOP scrambles on Trump’s budget bill after Senate parliamentarian rejects Medicaid cuts [141d]
Merck’s RSV shot for infants gets key approval despite RFK Jr.’s panel shakeup [141d]
Big Lots new store openings come with a warning for online shoppers: Don’t fall for scam websites [141d]