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China built 27 nuclear reactors in one decade. The U.S. only two. But that’s only half of the story.
The power of questions begins in your head.
CEO Phil Andrews is cold-calling CMOs, teaming up with overlooked Olympic sports, and enlisting everyone from Snoop Dogg to Hollywood sword fighters...
The company didn’t lose riders because the workout changed. It lost them when its actions conflicted with the identity customers had embraced.
The unexpected gift of leaving Google was getting the chance to build a life around values I had chosen instead of values I had inherited.
Bad actors are harnessing good design to trick Apple and Amazon users into handing over sensitive data.
These free, helpful resources are truly a breath of fresh air.
The only thing worse than dying before you can enjoy retirement is outliving the money you’ve spent a lifetime saving.
The Freedom 250 Grand Prix, an IndyCar race, is taking over the nation’s capital this weekend.
As more professional writers lean on ChatGPT and other AI platforms to write stories for them, young people entering the field are beginning to lose...
Women leaders are often rewarded for being helpful and easy to work with. But the labor that keeps teams running rarely counts toward promotion.
Fall sports season is a reminder that youth sports shape far more than athletes, even when the focus has increasingly shifted.
The New York representative’s recent interview has given political legitimacy to a social media buzzword.
Google, Micro1, and Mercor have all bid millions for the carrier’s internal data, as AI companies race to buy the records of how businesses actually...
The yellow school bus got its start in rural America.
The algorithms supplying your feeds may be designed to prioritize content that clashes with your values.
As alternative lenders promise same-day funding, small business owners—especially women entrepreneurs—must weigh speed against long-term cost and...
A new prediction market that mashes up Twitch and Kalshi launched earlier this summer, and its latest ad caught the internet’s attention.
A 90-day tariff break could bring cheaper imported beef to U.S. shoppers, while cattle producers warn it could undermine America’s struggling beef...
The site prohibits fundraising for the legal defense of people accused of violent crimes. In this case, the accused is not the intended beneficiary.
The success of ‘Niu Lai’ shows that in the age of AI slop, viewers still yearn for content made by humans—even if it sucks.
Public schools in the U.S.are now encouraging classroom experimentation with AI so that students can see its shortcomings.
Publishers will never stop all the scrapers. The fight worth having is over what AI does with the content once it has it.
For years, the retail giant would not support tap-to-pay—also including Google Pay—until now. Here’s what you need to know.
An Ohio democrat is seeking to block the engraving with an emergency request to a federal court.
The nutrition and wellness retailer has continued to shrink its U.S. footprint since being acquired out of bankruptcy six years ago.
A trade group that represents cinema owners in the UK said some are prohibiting camera-enabled glasses amid concerns around privacy and piracy.
A kiosk at America’s busiest airport can crank out 140 pizzas on a busy day. CPK is betting it can work across the country.
The retail department store chain said in its second-quarter financial results that it is increasing the number of stores it plans to open this year.
Technology that was widely adopted during the pandemic is still being used by thousands of employers to keep tabs on workers.
The 3 most important lessons to consider.
Researchers from MIT unpack the idea of ‘attribution decay,’ and what it might mean for artists looking to protect their work.
Companies including Coinbase Global, Circle Internet Group, and even mining firms like MARA have been riding a wave of fresh market enthusiasm.
As supermarkets adopt new tools to predict demand and reduce food waste, food banks say that donations are also shrinking.
A little bit playground, a little bit park, this playscape at Marlboro Houses in Brooklyn uses abstraction to invite open-ended play and social...
Divine is rekindling the quirky humanity of the long-gone fan-favorite short-video service Vine—but in a decentralized form designed to remain...
We’re no longer short on information. Today, our problem is an abundance of information and an inability to distinguish fact from fiction.
A major lawsuit against Meta hit the same week OpenAI launched ChatGPT for Teens. Why do stronger protections so often arrive only after mass...
He’s 6 feet tall, hatched from an egg last week, and is part of the shoe brand’s new approach to storytelling.
A new research program would separate laser sources from their beam directors, giving the military another possible way around the power and cooling...
Skywatchers are in for a treat next week, on Thursday, August 27 into Friday, August 28, as the moon plunges into Earth’s shadow.
Executive functions are what allow us to translate ability into action.
A new Glassdoor analysis offers a glimpse of what good leadership looks like for employees.
Turns out I’ve been doing productivity wrong.
As young workers rethink what makes a job worth having, smaller, purpose-driven organizations may have an advantage over corporate giants.
Analysts in sports business are seeing an emerging trend.
The unprecedented figure highlights competing priorities in the Trump administration.
The maker of the irreverent card game is crowdsourcing ideas for a monument that will annoy Elon Musk. The ideas are already pouring in.
As U.S. farms disappear at an accelerating rate, the loss of each one ripples far beyond the family that ran it, hollowing out the rural communities...
With the speedy sale completed, Taylor Morrison CMO Stephanie McCarty tells ResiClub what comes next.