Hackers tried to literally boil blood in France
A cyberattack attempted to raise the temperature of refrigeration systems at blood storage facilities in France.
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Data centers are in the midterm meme spotlight as posters joke about turning them into daycares and community colleges
Democratic wins sparked data center memes on X, including a post from Elon Musk, as voters push for more limits on the AI infrastructure boom.
A town's creative way for homeowners to tap into the short-term rental market could be a blueprint for others
Boulder will lift its ban on most Airbnbs during Sundance, a potential way to benefit from rentals without swallowing up housing supply.
Netflix just hired an adtech operator who knows how to solve 'gnarly problems'
Former colleagues say Netflix's new ad platform VP, Darshan Kantak, is accustomed to solving complex problems and is willing to get his hands dirty.
My daughter is French and American. Choosing a name that reflected both her cultures was difficult.
My daughter has dual nationality, in France and the US. We chose a first name that would be pronounced the same in both places.
Tesla and SpaceX shares drop after Elon Musk's election bet backfires
Shares in Tesla and SpaceX fell around 4% premarket on Wednesday after the Democrats won a string of midterm victories in Texas.
Abnormal AI's new CMO says 'safe is boring' and is ditching the B2B marketing playbook
Don Jeter plans to use unconventional marketing techniques to grab attention in the fiercely competitive and increasingly noisy AI market.
Winners and losers from the 2026 midterm elections
Millions of Americans voted in a midterm election with incredible consequences on billionaires, taxes, AI regulation, and data centers.
I'm the CEO of Cava. I'm obsessively punctual and still work shifts in our restaurants — here's a day in my life.
Brett Schulman, the CEO of Cava, describes a day in his life, from early workouts to balancing work and family with efficient time management.
Americans' wallets drove the midterms
Americans voted with their wallets in the 2026 midterms, as voters listed affordability and inflation as top concerns.
Boulder's new Airbnb rules sparked a gold rush ahead of the Sundance Film Festival
Boulder's strict Airbnb rules have given way to a rental bonanza as the city gears up for Sundance Film Festival: "The market is all over the place."
Trump says midterms voters weren't willing to pay more for gas: 'I understand that'
Trump said higher gas prices were a "short-term consequence" of the Iran war, as Democrats flipped a swathe of House and Senate seats.