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Apple launches new iPhones next month. What's inside the phone is a much bigger deal.
Apple has been promising a new, improved Siri for two years. It's finally coming out next month. Tech columnist Joanna Stern has been trying it.
I realized climbing the corporate ladder wasn't for me. A sabbatical gave me headspace to pivot, and I never went back.
A PwC employee wanted to build something new rather than climb the corporate ladder. A sabbatical helped him combine travel with building a business.
PwC's US CEO built an AI assistant called 'PG's Whisperer.' He talks to it all day.
PwC's US CEO Paul Griggs said he built the same custom AI assistant on two models and keeps them pulled up all day.
Booking's CEO says AI will have a 'human cost' — and he wants every employee to be 'AI literate' in case their job goes away
Glenn Fogel said he told Booking's head of HR that he wants "every single employee" to become "AI literate" and able to use the tools.
I was a consultant at BCG who struggled to land a project. Here's how I turned it around.
Jonathan Chan joined Boston Consulting Group in 2011 and immediately found himself on the bench. So he decided to do something about it.
Nvidia's next moat is something chip rivals can't copy: its giant pile of money
Nvidia is turning its massive cash pile into a competitive moat, and now it's bringing Wall Street capital into its AI ecosystem.
Forget chatbot training. AI's next big data grab is about learning how humans work.
Google's Mechanize talks and Meta's moves reveal the next AI race: training agents to do real jobs, not just answer questions.
Inflation is expected to cool again in today's July CPI report
The BLS releases the July CPI report today at 8:30 a.m. ET. Economists expect inflation to cool to 3.4%, with energy prices being a key area to watch.
Inside the secretive network fueling the megayacht boom
Thanks to a wave of newly minted AI billionaires, a discreet network of off-market brokers who help the rich purchase superyachts is booming.
I run the iconic Big Sur restaurant Nepenthe. The Timber Fire is costing us up to $70,000 a day in sales.
Kirk Gafill, an owner and manager of Nepenthe, said the early days of a wildfire are like the "fog of war" while trying to get information.
GLP-1 drugs are fueling the rise of the 'big kids' market, one mega restaurant chain says
Diners on GLP-1 drugs are increasingly opting for smaller kids meals, said Cava CEO Brett Schulman.
OpenAI is quietly testing a pay-to-reset quota feature. Here's what we know.
Some ChatGPT Plus users are noticing an unannounced "pay $8 to reset" option when they max out their weekly quota.