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Curative CEO says company ditched a $600k-a-year Salesforce contract after vibecoding a CRM in 2 months
CEO Fred Turner said his company ended its $600,000 annual contract with Salesforce after vibecoding its own tools.
I'm a product manager who grew my salary from $40K to over $250K. Getting an MBA changed the game for me.
A 37-year-old product manager shares his salary journey from $40,000 to $250,000, and how getting an MBA changed his career trajectory.
OpenAI faces stark doubts about ChatGPT ads. It's beginning the long fight to prove them wrong.
OpenAI, led by CEO Sam Altman, is working to grow its ChatGPT ad business amid skepticism about its ambitious revenue projections.
Lettuce lovers are confused and afraid
Five salad lovers told Business Insider about their strategies as cyclospora spreads, from avoiding iceberg to cutting fresh produce entirely.
Erin Brockovich's crusade against data centers is going crowd-sourced
The environmental activist said there is a lack of transparency in the country's data center construction.
First came Zyn. Then came pouches for everything.
Zyns revolutionized nicotine intake, and now Americans are obsessed with putting pouches in their mouths for everything.
AI could trigger a layoff trap that even smart CEOs can't escape
A Wharton research paper says that AI-driven layoffs could reduce consumer demand so much that companies relying on revenue could also collapse.
A new Patriot missile costs less than half the price of a regular interceptor, Lockheed Martin says
Described as a "low-cost interceptor," the PAC-3 ACE is meant to be produced and deployed far more quickly than the regular PAC-3 missile.
Taylor Farms highlighted an FDA mistake. PR veterans say it muddied the message.
The FDA corrected one test result, though its investigation still points to the produce supplier's lettuce as a potential source of the outbreak.
The US-Canada trade war heats up again as Trump imposes a 50% tariff on some Canadian goods
Trump is imposing a 50% tariffs on some Canadian goods under Section 388, arguing that Canada discriminates against American commerce.
Humanoid startup Agility Robotics doesn't want 'coin-operated employees'
Agility Robotics has expanded with a new Silicon Valley hub. The startup is avoiding AI talent wars and focusing on culture over high salaries.
TikTok side hustlers beware: AI is coming for your job
TikTok Shop brands are using synthetic characters or AI versions of products to test ideas or replace gimmicky videos from side hustlers.