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Nearly half of U.S. mortgages have one thing in common, and it’s creating a huge problem [10d]
Why you should worry less about big data centers and more about big data [10d]
How Google, Amazon, and Meta are trying to win over communities pushing back against data centers [10d]
American Express and Airbnb just announced a major partnership. Here’s what changes for cardholders [10d]
These adaptable coats switch up your winter wardrobe with one purchase [10d]
Apple’s folding phone arrives in stores soon. See these dos and dont’s first [10d]
This founder built the RV he wanted for ski trips. It led to a $20 million business [10d]
Why this athletic training shoe startup thinks it can run with the big boys like Nike and Adidas [10d]
GM wants to turn your car into a personal AI assistant on wheels [10d]
Meta is splitting its stock: Here’s why, when, and what it means for investors [10d]
AI changed the speed of product development [10d]
eBay layoffs: Hundreds of jobs slashed with stock riding high. ‘Our strategy is working,’ says CEO [10d]
How Google is building a gigawatt-scale power plant—without building a power plant [10d]
Kroger is closing stores: See an updated list of more than 50 doomed locations across 18 states [10d]
To ‘change the perception of materials,’ this museum started with its own annex [10d]
True rarity, short supply chains, and made-on-demand models: What today’s luxury brands can learn from the pre-1990s [10d]
The next Xbox could cost $1,800. Here’s why [10d]
Ireland wants a bigger piece of the AI boom. Its enterprise minister explains how [10d]
Elon Musk’s flying Roadster was an ad for a SpaceX and Tesla merger after all [10d]
Why you should assign a theme to each workday [10d]
How to change your mind without losing credibility [10d]