Mozilla is plastering New York with posters mocking tech billionaires as part of a new marketing campaign
The Mozilla Foundation skewers Mark Zuckerberg, Jeff Bezos, and Elon Musk in a new poster campaign promoting its fellowship program.
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I wanted to live in the US, then had a game-changing visit to Europe. Here's why I chose Germany.
An Indian man who dreamed of studying in the US changed his mind after he visited Europe. He built his career in Germany, and has time for fitness and travel.
Bobbi Brown and other founders share their advice for starting your own company
The founders of companies including Olipop, PopSockets, and Preply share their advice to entrepreneurs.
An illness forced this podcaster to confront a major weakness: 'Everything felt fragile'
Ryan Peterman, a former software engineer at Meta, left his cushy job and stable salary to build a podcast. An illness made him rethink how to work.
Amazon is trying to rehire workers it laid off, emails show
Amazon is courting former employees for open roles across the company, including some workers it laid off, recruiter emails show.
Meet the top Anthropic scientist who predicted the core of today’s AI doom debate
Jared Kaplan, Anthropic's chief science officer, is a crucial figure in AI development. He also foresaw the doom debate hinging on AI training itself.
Muse's normie-friendly design is the playbook for how Meta can win at AI
Muse's early success suggests the AI race will be won with consumer-friendly app design, not frontier models.
The ugly tax battle brewing between baby boomers and millennials
Property tax breaks and Social Security are fueling a generational war over how much millennials and boomers should pay — and who should get relief.
NYC's DoorDash settlement is just one part of Mamdani's big swing against delivery apps
Mayor Zohran Mamdani finished what Eric Adams started with DoorDash. Here's what's next in NYC's delivery app crackdown.
Asia's AI boom is spilling out of the stock market and into luxury spending
Chipmakers sparked North Asia's AI boom. Retailers and luxury brands are reaping the rewards.
Ukrainian commander says flying drones have disabled 300 tankers in Russia's shadow fleet
Maj. Robert "Magyar" Brovdi said his forces had "burned" 21 tankers in the last three days, as part of a campaign from early July to choke Crimea.
Trump and Xi may discuss AI, but it's not like nuclear arms control, a China tech policy analyst says
President Donald Trump and Xi Jinping are expected to discuss artificial intelligence and trade when they meet on Thursday.