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Uber partners with China’s BYD to add 100,000 EVs—except you can’t get them in the U.S. [267d]
Boar’s Head recalls 7 million pounds of deli meat linked to deadly Listeria outbreak [267d]
The number of Americans filing for unemployment is at an 11-month high [267d]
‘Flying with children is already complicated enough’: DOT proposal would ban airlines from charging parents to sit with their kids [267d]
Move over Google and Microsoft: Amazon’s putting $16.4 billion to develop cloud and gen AI infrastructure [267d]
Why is ARM down? Arm Holdings stock plunges on earnings report, despite AI chip boom [267d]
Elon Musk’s repost of a Kamala Harris deepfake shows he’s no free speech warrior [267d]
$2 billion in USDA payments will go to Black and other minority farmers [267d]
Massachusetts is now the 11th state to mandate pay transparency [267d]
MrBeast, YouTube’s $700M star, is caught in a swirl of controversies [267d]
3 Unexpected ways founders are using AI to make their work easier [267d]
How AI chatbots could improve civic engagement in the 2024 election [267d]
What’s the FIRE movement? How a trend is helping people retire in their 30s [267d]
Net neutrality déjà vu: The fight to regulate broadband providers just won’t die [267d]
Net neutrality deja vu: The Biden administration’s attempt to regulate broadband giants was just blocked in court—again [267d]
Ford’s new low-riding street truck includes a little bit of DNA from Nike basketball shoes [267d]
Steve Ballmer’s got a plan to cut through the partisan divide with cold, hard facts [267d]
How A24 and Online Ceramics won the movie merch game [267d]
7 bad bosses to avoid—and how to spot them during an interview [267d]
Your phone is a hacker’s dream. This is what happens next [267d]
23andMe CEO Anne Wojcicki wants to take the struggling company private—then comes the real work [267d]
How Olympians master their minds to perform under pressure [267d]
This 3-step approach to performance reviews uses neuroscience to make them less awful [267d]
Britney Spears is the unexpected muse of a new skateboard collaboration [267d]
The best—and worst—Olympic mascots of all time [267d]
How fast can a car go from 0 to 60? It really doesn’t matter [267d]
How your quest to get more done might be causing more anxiety [267d]
AI models lean left when it comes to politically charged questions [267d]
Gen Z might be ditching college, but parents still think it’s worth the cost [267d]
‘Parable of the Sower’ was written in 1993, but the Octavia Butler classic predicted our climate reality with eerie prescience [267d]
How this Nebraska activist is making sure rural America gets in on the renewable energy boom [268d]
Google is making it easier to remove sexually explicit deepfakes from search [268d]
Fed holds interest rates steady, but a cut could be coming in September [268d]
Michigan Supreme Court reinstates minimum wage and sick leave laws [268d]
Why Vermont keeps flooding, according to experts [268d]
80% of managers say they use layoffs as a soft firing, and not for cost-cutting [268d]
CarShield to pay $10M to settle deceptive ads for auto warranty plans, FTC says [268d]
Citi repeatedly breached a federal rule limiting intercompany transactions [268d]
Microsoft says cyberattack triggered Azure outage that impacted Outlook, Starbucks app, and more [268d]
This startup’s ‘brewless’ coffee is more than just a new way to say instant [268d]
Investors are getting back together with Match Group, sending shares up double digits [268d]
High levels of lead and toxic metals were found in dark chocolate—even organic brands [268d]
Taco Bell leverages AI for faster drive-thru service amid McDonald’s shift away [268d]