Data centers and healthcare were bright spots in the rough September jobs report
White-collar sectors continued to struggle in September, according to a dreary jobs report. But healthcare and construction were bright spots.
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I went to Vienna for the first time. These 4 mistakes drained my energy and bank account.
During my 48-hour stay in Vienna, I made mistakes that cost me time, money, and sleep. It started with an overnight train ride.
The relationship between AI and influencers is … complicated
AI isn't just bringing slop to social media feeds. It's also leaving a massive imprint on the creator economy.
Neuralink exec Shivon Zilis posts that Elon Musk relationship ended 'with no warning'
Neuralink executive Shivon Zilis wrote on X that she and Elon Musk went "from in love to let go in a week."
18 of the world's most extraordinary new buildings
The World Architecture Festival 2026 spotlights some of the world's most unique buildings. We picked some of the most striking.
The Pope decries AI-generated art
Pope Leo XIV spoke out against AI-generated art during a meeting with artists and curators in Vatican City on Friday.
California man smuggled $300 million in Nvidia chips to China, prosecutors say
Prosecutors say Yiu Kong Lui conspired with foreign shipping companies to trick US manufacturers into selling him the chips.
Robotics startup FieldAI closes new funding round at $10 billion valuation
The startup, which is building a general-purpose "brain" for robots, has more than quadrupled its valuation in just over a year.
Trump's new Air Force One may not go to his library. Here's where 14 former presidential planes ended up.
When Air Force Ones are retired from service, they're often acquired by museums or presidential libraries. Here's where they've ended up.
I live in Sydney with 2 kids under 6. These 4 spots keep them busy without costing a fortune.
I've lived in Sydney for 15 years. These free and low-cost outings, including museums and harbor ferries, are ideal for families visiting with kids.
Lyft opened an 80,000-square-foot facility in Tennessee. It isn't a data center.
Flexdrive, Lyft's arm, launches a Nashville depot for Waymo's self-driving cars, enhancing robotaxi maintenance and job opportunities.
Amazon comes out swinging against data center moratoriums, warning the 'consequences would last generations'
Amazon Web Services CEO Matt Garman argued the US "could be writing its own losing ticket to this race" and referenced World War II learnings.