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- A Mark Cuban-backed AI startup is helping families turn conversations with their elderly relatives into lasting memories [186d]
- SpaceX, Anduril among companies to win Golden Dome contracts [186d]
- U.S. Air Force, Navy plan to boost F-35 fleet after record budget [186d]
- Musk drops fraud claims against OpenAI, Altman ahead of trial [186d]
- Russia’s economy minister admits ‘reserves have largely been used up’ while communist lawmaker warns of 1917-style revolution as GDP shrinks [186d]
- U.S. wheat crops wither, herds thin as spring drought deepens [186d]
- U.S. oil producers aren’t coming to the rescue despite high prices as mistrust and chaos hit outlook. The ‘market is being manipulated’ [186d]
- U.S. considers using Defense Production Act for Spirit bailout [186d]
- Trump reports flurry of March bond purchases in new disclosure [186d]
- Trump sends Witkoff and Kushner to Pakistan to salvage ceasefire talks with Iran, which will engage in mediation efforts ‘until a result is achieved’ [186d]
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- Kevin Warsh is poised to lead the Fed with none of the gravitas Greenspan had but plenty of baggage from Trump, former Powell adviser says [186d]
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- Apple’s Steve Jobs told students to never ‘settle’ in their careers: ‘If you haven’t found it yet, keep looking’ [187d]
- Most Australian teens admit the social media ban isn’t working as they try to sidestep age verification blocks with face masks and their parents’ IDs [187d]
- North Korean IT workers are stealing remote jobs and raking in billions—and Americans are helping them do it [187d]
- Utility giant Duke Energy plans to spend industry record $103 billion on growth as data centers and affordability take center stage [187d]
- According to Warren Buffett’s math the stock market is officially in ‘playing with fire’ territory. So when is the next crash coming? [187d]
- This CEO lived on canned soup and took just two days off for his daughter’s birth. Now he admits he lost sight of proper work-life balance [187d]
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- AI is igniting a love affair between Silicon Valley and the consulting industry [186d]
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- Sam Altman says he is 'deeply sorry' for failing to alert police ahead of mass shooting [186d]
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- Andrew Yang says AI could swell economic inequality at an 'epic, unprecedented scale' [187d]
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- This Ukrainian company is upgrading its battlefield robots like smartphones. Here's how it's chasing the edge in combat. [187d]
- The most pressing questions on Berkshire watchers' minds ahead of Greg Abel's first annual meeting as CEO [187d]
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- 'We're both from the same city': How Mamdani and Trump's relationship has evolved over time [187d]
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