I want our $1 billion business to stay in the family, but that doesn't mean I'll automatically hire my kids
Tricia Wallwork initially pursued law instead of her family's business. She later joined Milo's Tea and became its third-generation CEO.
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Palantir CTO says some AI researchers are taking up smoking because they expect AI to cure cancer
Some AI believers expect the technology to make smoking-related health risks like cancer a thing of the past, Palantir CTO Shyam Sankar said.
When I thought of 'success,' I pictured a thriving career and high-achieving children. Then my daughter was born with complex medical needs.
I pictured a career as a lawyer, a family, and kids who would have their own thriving careers. Having a child with disabilities changed my outlook.
Ray Dalio and billionaire F1 boss Toto Wolff traded tips on how to get the best out of staff using 'tough love'
Ray Dalio and Toto Wolff discuss leadership and team management strategies at the Milken Institute Asia Summit, emphasizing tough love.
The Eurosummer season is getting longer and more popular. These 4 charts show how and where Americans are vacationing.
North Americans are packing Europe-bound flights for another big summer. Airline data shows the countries and cities gaining capacity fastest.
I drove Honda's new Prelude. It may matter more to Honda than to buyers.
I drove the Honda Prelude for a week. It's a bit of a misfit in the carmaker's lineup, but golly, is it fun.
The era of the 400-mile range EV is upon us
Several luxury automakers are rolling out a fresh generation of EVs. They improve on one of the US markets' big worries before going electric: range.
Passengers ranked the top 10 airlines with the best in-flight WiFi. Elon Musk's Starlink is all over the list.
Of the top 10 airlines with the best in-flight WiFi, seven have partnerships with Starlink — an indication of how Elon Musk is cornering the market.
The creepiest urban legend from every US state
In every state, urban legends have been scaring residents for years, and they can mean big business for local economies.
The annoying scam that may be hiding in your work calendar
Scammers are using calendar invitations to lure workers to phishing sites and fake calls. Here's why the attacks can be so convincing.
A tech CEO who cut his staff from over 1,000 to 120 says AI is boosting the value of 'high-agency' generalists
Bird CEO Robert Vis says AI gives an edge to high-agency, multidisciplinary workers who can take ownership across roles.
Welcome to the Magical Mystery Tour of the AI age
Savvy operators are selling data center workers places to eat, sleep, park, and play to cash in on the AI gold rush.