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Ahead of potential OpenAI and Anthropic IPOs, some Bay Area homeowners are asking buyers to pay with private AI shares.
Italian startup Bending Spoons received 800,000 job applications last year. It hired only 286 people.
Billionaire Vinod Khosla has to give up his stake in the 49ers to close the deal, and NFL owners still have to approve.
After shrinking from more than 100 locations to 44, the 80-year-old franchise has a new owner with plans to move beyond the mall.
Meta’s new developer AI model will reportedly cost far less than rivals as Zuck looks to turn his massive AI investment into a business.
Tony Barzar has worked at Costco for 40 years. That loyalty has paid off big time for his family's finances and health.
From tiny canvas Trader Joe's bags to pint-sized versions of Lowe's plastic bucket, brands are shrinking popular items for the "mini effect."
The jam giant thought it was buying a snack empire. It didn't realize that Twinkies last 65 days — a small fact that would cause big problems.
Driscoll's figured out how to sell berries year round — without growing most of the berries itself.
Taco Bell's voice AI is now taking drive-thru orders. The employee response is nacho what you think.
Fiat just launched a 1,000-pound electric car with no air conditioning, a top speed of 25 mph and ropes instead of doors.
Japanese Cherry Blossom made $1.5 billion over 20 years. Now the company's chief "nose" is racing to find the next hit fragrance.
The world's largest automaker is building a second assembly line at its San Antonio plant, creating more than 2,000 jobs.
Under CEO Ricky Richardson, Eggs Up Grill has quadrupled in size — and become the largest actively franchising breakfast brand in U.S.
The doughnut chain brought in humans to decorate limited-edition Harry Potter and He-Man designs for the social media crowd.
The doughnut chain brought in humans to decorate limited-edition Harry Potter and He-Man designs for the social media crowd.
Kurt Kromm, who had worked at Ford for 11 years, was axed for allegedly taking a cookie.
A potential SpaceX-Tesla combination would become the largest merger of all time.
Four gaming studios — including Double Fine Productions and Ninja Theory — are going independent as part of the restructuring.
The sandwich chain was founded in 1956 and has exploded to more than 3,000 domestic locations and $4.3 billion in sales.
William Nieporte was fired after he ignored the RTO policy he helped write. Now he's suing for $30 million.
The star-studded nuptials in New York City were also a massive marketing event for numerous brands.
With record numbers pouring in, can Kalshi and Polymarket sustain the surge once the final whistle blows?
SpaceX reportedly showed investors a prototype of a handset-like AI device before its IPO. Musk has since called the report "utterly false."
The gaming giant will make the change starting in January 2028.
A new Federal Reserve study finds that one factor is hurting young workers more than AI.
The Taco Bell spinoff — known for cocktails, live DJs and even weddings — just made its airport debut at Denver International.
Fresh off an NBA championship win, the Knicks' star guard Jalen Brunson is hoping to make more green with Just Salad.
The U.S. minted more than 440,000 new millionaires in 2025 — and the money they're banking has little to do with their day jobs.
On-premise beer sales are up 15% in World Cup host markets and nearly 30% in Massachusetts. Scotland fans nearly drank Boston dry.
A new study of 400 million job postings found entry-level hiring has fallen 14% since 2019. Researchers say remote work is to blame.
Starting next week, the Meta-owned messaging app will let all its users reserve a unique username they can share instead of a phone number.
Starbucks baristas post three times more than employees at similar chains, giving the brand an opening to build a rev-share program around it.
The spinoff announcement sent Comcast's stock up 23% — and may have turned NBCUniversal into a takeover target.
Dynamic pricing, restaurant subscriptions and hot food vending machines had promise a year ago but went south.
While Tesla and Waymo are building self-driving cars for themselves, Wayve wants to sell its AI to everyone else.
The automaker leaned on AI to solve its quality woes and got worse results. So it rehired 350 veteran engineers.
The price hikes Tim Cook warned about last week are here. MacBooks are up $100 to $300, iPads up $150 to $200. iPhones may be next.
FIFA covered the Levi's logo, taped over Heinz bottles and masked Beats headphones. The strategy backfired badly.
McDonald's, Arby's and Zaxbys are all piling on the protein in a market where customers just can't get enough.
Anthropic sent a letter to Congress accusing Alibaba of running 28.8 million fake conversations with Claude to train a competing AI for free.
The Slate has hand-crank windows, no radio and no paint job. It also costs half the price of the average new car in America.
Wendy’s joins GameStop as a meme stock after surging in value following a Reddit post urging fans to boost the brand.
Jim Bitticks of Dave's Hot Chicken says speed is dead in fast food. Here's what really matters to customers.
A week after Snap launched its pricey $2,195 AR glasses, Meta is going the opposite direction with a $244 version.
A new survey finds 86% of office workers are being polite to their AI tools — and most say it actually changes what comes back.
The iconic soda brand is dropping 1,948 commemorative bundles for a nickel each — a nod to its 1948 origins.
Since taking over the helm, Gráinne Wafer has turned a 267-year-old brand into one of the fastest-growing in the world.
Greg Flynn built a $5 billion empire spanning 3,000 restaurants across eight brands. Here's how he did it.
P&G already dominates the $25 billion laundry market. Rather than wait for a rival to disrupt it, the company reimagined its own bestseller.
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