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This summer's interns may be helping to kill summer internships
For summer interns, grabbing coffee is out. Teaching boomers to use AI is in.
Law Roach says he tries not to be friends with his clients: ‘I want to get paid’
Law Roach said his friendship with Zendaya is the exception.
Travis Kalanick says he wouldn't do 'anything different' about the missed Uber-Lyft acquisition
The former Uber CEO said the two companies were culturally just too different.
A granola for breastfeeding mothers has been recalled over Salmonella contamination
A Hamptons-based food business has recalled a granola flavor intended for breastfeeding mothers, which is sold on Amazon.
Hayden Panettiere opened up about motherhood and addiction months before her death at 36
Hayden Panettiere released her memoir in May, detailing her postpartum struggles and battle with alcoholism after giving birth to her daughter in 2014.
I left my desk job to take over my grandparents' Wagyu farm in rural Japan. It changed how I define success.
When Masashi Nakamura learned his grandfather planned to close his Wagyu farm, he offered to take over and moved back to Japan.
Nutella's empire is making a multibillion-dollar play for America's snack market
Ferrero spent billions buying US food brands, growing revenue fivefold. Its latest $3.1 billion cereal deal puts its expansion strategy to the test.
Tyga is Hollywood’s latest AI optimist
The 80s-inspired project sees Tyga don a new "Miami Vice"-esque alter ego who has a penchant for Jheri curls, sleek retro Ferraris, and synthpop.
We vacationed just an hour from home. It was more relaxing than our bigger trips.
After an exhausting spring, I rented a vacation home just an hour away. Skipping the itinerary gave my family the restful trip we actually needed.
Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei says the way for AI to win over the public is to 'actually' cure cancer
Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei acknowledged over the weekend that the public doesn't trust AI. He said AI companies have overpromised and undersold.
My move from Los Angeles to Palm Springs was supposed to be temporary. Six years later, I'm still here.
I thought my move from Los Angeles to Palm Springs would be temporary, but the nature and community has kept me here for years with no plans to leave.
I returned to gymnastics at 41. Five years later, I'm competing nationally.
I returned to gymnastics after 27 years away, despite chronic back pain. Relearning the sport helped me trust my body again.