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Why tech leaders are writing code again
Some tech leaders are returning to coding, balancing management with time doing hands-on software development.
A former T-Mobile exec shares his strategy for working with difficult colleagues
T-mobile's Mike Katz has worked in over a dozen roles at the company. Here's how he suggests dealing with a challenging colleague.
Elon Musk's Terafab chip factory has rural Texans demanding a say in the AI buildout
Residents of a Texas county are asking for more local oversight of AI infrastructure projects after Elon Musk's Terafab project got a tax break.
I'm an 80-year-old widow who sold my home and moved into a retirement community. I'm less stressed and don't feel managed.
Rose Marie Obey had lived in the same house with her husband, Lee, for 44 years. When he died in 2025, she knew it was time to downsize.
White House advisor says companies are blaming AI for layoffs because 'it plays better in the press'
AI leaders like OpenAI CEO Sam Altman have complained about companies "AI washing" their layoffs.
Nvidia is quietly staffing a new AI safety team as it doubles down on open models
Nvidia is staffing a new AI safety team, signaling a bigger investment in secure AI as it doubles down on open-weight models.
Internal Amazon documents reveal a major overhaul of one of the world's biggest AI data centers
Amazon is redesigning part of its Indiana AI campus into a massive Trainium-powered cluster for its next frontier AI model, internal documents show.
A surprising backer of America’s affordable housing push: Big banks
JPMorgan Chase's $750 billion pledge is among a slew of recent investments by big banks in America's affordable housing supply.
They ran tea shops and podcasts. Now they're in the arms trade.
Entrepreneurs and tech founders are in a mad gold rush to build the next generation of bombs, missiles, and drones.
Uber's CTO says the company is coming to the end of its tokenmaxxing era
Praveen Neppalli Naga said AI adoption at the company has quadrupled, but the efficient use of AI is now being prioritized.
Jamie Dimon says one market risk could amplify market swings
Leverage has come under renewed scrutiny after recent market turmoil in South Korea and the Situational Awareness unwind.
JPMorgan CEO Jamie Dimon says the AI spending boom is likely to pay off
Jamie Dimon said spending on data centers has boosted the US economy, creating jobs and demand for construction materials.