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U.S. economy shows strong growth in third quarter, Commerce Department says [66d]
Quantum computing stocks soar, then fall, in holiday week trading. What’s up with D-Wave, Rigetti, and IonQ? [66d]
The 7 biggest design trends of 2025 [66d]
Silicon Valley says to skip college [66d]
FDA approves Novo Nordisk weight-loss pill. Here’s what to know [67d]
Wall Street is quiet ahead of holiday closures as markets await new U.S. economic data [67d]
This AI startup is extending an olive branch between humans and machines [67d]
2026 will be the year marketers rediscover the basics [67d]
Crumbl Cookies store closures: See the list of doomed locations, even as the company plots a 2026 expansion [67d]
How solopreneurs can break free from a corporate mindset [67d]
The best design books of 2025 [67d]
How a former Forest Service employee changed the future of housing in California [67d]
This AI slop-free browser is the best idea of 2025 [67d]
Homebuilder Lennar’s average home price is down 21% from the pandemic housing market boom peak [67d]
Lego is obsessed with nostalgia. So is everyone else [67d]
The Trump administration is trying to kill these offshore wind projects over ‘national security’ concerns that experts say are bogus [67d]
How ‘Cyberchase’ keeps up [67d]
As health insurance costs rise, lawmakers remain undecided on who should pay for healthcare [67d]
What drives people to work during the holidays [67d]
How will AI transform business in 2026? [67d]
Detecting AI-written text is challenging, even for AI. Here’s why [67d]
5 mindsets about running that help you move forward in life [67d]
Here’s how to protect your privacy when using AI assistants [67d]
Inside San Francisco’s coffeehouse-fueled AI scene, where million-dollar deals happen over cortados [67d]
Simon Sinek: Gen Z won’t work without a clear payout. Here’s why [67d]
How to wind down for the year [67d]