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Meta to offer Facebook and Instagram users in Europe less personalized ads after pressure from regulators [10d]
COP29: Countries grapple with raising trillions to fight climate change [10d]
Trump’s new EPA pick wants to make the U.S. the AI ‘capital of the world’ [10d]
Elon Musk? RFK, Jr.? Here’s who’s likely to join Donald Trump’s Cabinet [10d]
Industry 4.0, meet Mobility Ecosystem 3.0 [10d]
The typo make us humna [10d]
What the Negro League can teach us about our economy [10d]
Crisis calls to a suicide prevention group for LGBTQ+ youth jumped 700% after Trump’s victory [10d]
TikTok users want to know who their favorite influencers voted for in the election [10d]
NASA explores building the Prius of airliners [10d]
AARP has a new CEO: physician and public health advocate Myechia Minter-Jordan [10d]
Mattel’s Wicked packaging snafu wasn’t AI—just plain ‘ol human error [10d]
New York Times Tech Guild workers end strike, but negotiations will continue [10d]
Shopify stock price is on fire today after an ‘outstanding’ quarter, boosted by AI tools and a bright holiday sales forecast [10d]
Microsoft and the Vatican unveiled this AI collaboration [10d]
Why Southwest is offering buyouts to its airport workers [10d]
Wall Street bonuses will likely be heftier this year. Here’s why [10d]
What will Trump’s Day One look like? [10d]
What’s happening with 23andMe? Mass layoffs and restructuring are the latest blow for the embattled DNA testing company [10d]
Disney’s new ad by Taika Waititi aims right for your heartstrings [10d]
Biden’s EPA will charge Big Oil a fee for emitting ‘super pollutant’ methane [10d]
What is the Paris Agreement’s Article 6 and why is it so controversial? [10d]
Trump may take credit for Biden’s signature climate law, if he doesn’t kill it first [10d]
Costco butter recall: 80,000 pounds of Kirkland Signature sticks may pose an allergy risk due to label error, FDA says [10d]
How Elon Musk’s super PAC millions helped elect Trump [10d]
These new AI tools are promoted as study aids, but they may be doing more harm than good [10d]
9 ways AI can make your banking job easier [10d]
Central Park is getting a new recreation center. It’s designed to disappear [10d]
How to be a great leader—even when you haven’t received any training [11d]
Why a 4-minute wait is the magic number for Starbucks [11d]
What Trump means for Tesla [11d]
How blue friendship bracelets became the first political symbol of the new Trump era [11d]
Your back was only the start. Inside Therabody’s plan to massage (almost) every part of your body [11d]
Tech can help you take care of your aging parents. Start with these 5 devices [11d]
RIP DEI. This is what comes next [11d]
Sega just made a ‘dumb pager’ that only sends emoji [11d]
3 ways millennial leaders can maximize their advantage [11d]
Gas stations won’t go away after the EV revolution—they’ll just get better [11d]
How maturity impacts your decision-making process at work [11d]
How this fungus is being used to elevate Michelin dishes—and save food scraps from the landfill [11d]
Voluntary carbon markets are flooded with cheap offsets that aren’t effective, data says [11d]
How to learn to speak more kindly to yourself [11d]
How to stop people-pleasing and start setting boundaries at work [11d]
Even large corporations should consider employee ownership. Here’s why [11d]
Trump promised to end the ‘inflation nightmare.’ Here are 3 ways his policies might backfire [11d]