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Built entirely from physical materials, the new spot says a lot about Apple’s evolving advertising strategy.
The man who gave us ‘FarmVille’ has a new book informed by his long career’s successes—but also an early failure he’s still learning from.
Millions of people are asking chatbots for health advice. Doctors say they can be useful, as long as you understand the tech’s limits.
How Flock become the unofficial house brand of dystopia.
Waymo’s newest robotaxis are imported from China at a time when other Chinese EVs are shut out of the U.S. market.
At Uber and Uber Eats, I spent a decade helping to remove friction from consumers’ lives. Then I began paying to restore it to my own.
7 states have passed extended producer responsibility while over a dozen additional states are considering EPR policies.
Billionaires have already poured almost $1.6 billion into the 2026 midterms.
Hugging Face has become the industry’s de facto hub for open models. Developers are watching what happens if the dominant AI chipmaker takes control.
Think a coworker is lying to you? Here are three tips from a veteran detective on how to handle it.
Tired of nuts? The U.S. carrier says it is ‘elevating’ its menu, and it wants your feedback.
The Fed chair is under pressure to clarify his views on inflation and interest rates.
Nvidia was the strongest force pulling the market higher.
Parents may have limited control over the settings in school-managed laptops and tablets.
Chris Malone reportedly headed for the exit last week, following 12 other senior executives this year.
The wireless giant has disclosed 63 new layoffs across 13 locations in Washington state. Its head count has decreased significantly in 2026.
Yayoi Kusama Studio revealed the artist died on August 14, without specifying a cause of death.
A partial lunar eclipse will be visible in most of the Americas as the moon turns full. According to NASA, most of the moon will be covered.
Don’t outsource your morning to your inbox.
Say the Same Thing will test how well you know your friends’ minds.
Just as a shopper weighs calories against nutrients, employees could weigh a prompt’s cost against what it delivers.
The 2026 championship reveals lessons in team dynamics.
While technology tools are gaining steam, this leader shares human skills to get ahead.
Austan Goolsbee explains why inflation could flare again, what Kevin Warsh is changing at the Fed, and why AI has yet to live up to the hype.
All eyes are on the AI chip company this morning after it handily beat Wall Street’s earnings expectations. Here’s what’s happening.
The term is the latest insult for tech startup culture, and it’s making the rounds on the internet.
Adidas has reimagined the blue-and-white shoe as a lifestyle silhouette.
With bright colors and sturdy font, Samsara’s new branding is a visual reminder that it’s a tech company that powers the physical world.
A new sculpture honors one of math’s most intriguing pursuits: a set of dice that never tie.
A partnership with the pop star is the fast food chain’s latest marketing maneuver as it aims to bolster its image in the aftermath of a cyclospora...
Their concerns aren’t rooted in a fear of change but in understanding the unequal risks AI presents.
A global memory crunch is forcing hardware makers to raise prices, cut components, or both.
Brian Johnson’s new book, ‘Designed to Be Red: Native & Indigenous Graphic Works,’ unpacks 200 years of little-known graphic design history.
After the metaverse bust, Zuckerberg is spending billions to reinvent Meta as an AI giant. First, he’ll have to translate his vision of “personal...
While bosses’ pay remains sky high, a new report says firms like Walmart, DoorDash, and Target are turning a blind eye to worker hardships.
As investment surges and the pace of progress accelerates, leaders from Google, Microsoft, DARPA, Quantinuum, and more reveal the signals insiders are...
Disillusionment with corporate life is at an all-time high, between AI, forever layoffs, political upheaval, and rising costs of living. What’s the...
‘It’s like exercise: You definitely see benefits from it,’ says one psychologist.
Saying no could come at a cost to your career; saying yes could cost you and your employer even more.
Ask these four questions to determine if you have the right job.
BP, Chevron, ExxonMobil, and Shell are among those named in the first-of-its-kind study.
In many ways, the decades-old digital labor service presaged aspects of the modern AI era.
Is the Academy Award=winning director’s concert film debut ‘pretentious-maxxing’ with its long roster of industry names?
As part of the deal, Meta agreed to make several key design changes to its ‘addictive’ user experience features.
Parton was beloved by many—and they’re finding ways to show it, from landmarks lit in pink to a heartfelt Google Easter egg.
The 1980 film—and song by the same name—is a key piece of Parton’s legacy. It also highlights just how little has truly changed in the decades since.
Nvidia‘s latest quarterly results once again blew past Wall Street’s expectations as revenue for the computer chip company’s high-end artificial...
A couple years ago, few knew about data centers; now opposition is growing among the general public.
Ukrainian drones once again attacked Wildberries, ‘Russia’s Amazon.’
Under the proposed settlement, Meta agreed to adopt a series of safety features.