I lived in Shanghai in my 20s. Now, at 34, I'm back in China to start a business.
Alex Greenberg says the time he spent in China in his 20s shaped his social life, career, and the way he sees the world.
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Most of our stuff is still on the Villa Vie Odyssey. We're on another cruise, waiting to see what happens next.
Dwight and Sheila Greene say they are on another cruise, waiting to see what happens to Villa Vie Odyssey.
Before the tragic Learjet crash, Adam Robinson had a message for startup founders: You don't need VCs to get rich
Tech founder Adam Robinson, 45, died in a Learjet crash in Florida on Sunday. Robinson's bootstrapping philosophy inspired many entrepreneurs.
Apple says it's 'really hard' to predict when iPhone Duo supply will catch up to demand
Apple's chief operating officer said during Monday's earnings call that "it's really hard to predict when supply and demand will be in balance."
12 Skydance org charts reveal the execs who gained power in streaming, tech, and more after the Paramount-WBD merger
Skydance has unveiled its executive leadership team. Here are org charts showing direct reports to David Ellison, Casey Bloys, and Dane Glasgow.
NASA administrator tells the internet to stop criticizing copilot of crashed Learjet 60
NASA chief Jared Isaacman defended the copilot in the Learjet 60 crash in Florida and said she was doing her job.
New CEO John Ternus delivers an Apple earnings beat — but soft China and iPad sales
Apple's revenue for its fiscal Q4 was $114.5 billion, surpassing Wall Street's estimates of $113.46 billion. EPS came in at $2.10, topping estimates.
Claude's new AI report card tool gives companies a closer look at costs — and flags 'inefficiencies'
The "smart reports" tool for Claude Enterprise users is designed to analyze a sample of a team's transcripts and group work into categories.
Student-loan borrowers face 'imminent' harm from Trump's plan to limit borrowing for advanced degrees, judge says
In the latest ruling on student-loan borrowing caps for professional degrees, a federal judge said the Trump administration exceeded its authority.
Anthropic's colossal pay packages cost the company more than $100,000 a month per employee
Anthropic's expenses on personnel topped $322,000 per worker last quarter, an amendment to its S-1 filing shows. The company's IPO is expected soon.
I used to be a supermarket cake decorator. Here are 9 of my best tips for ordering a cake.
I'm a professional baker who used to make and decorate cakes at a popular chain. Here are tips for ordering the best custom cake at a grocery store.
Read the memo from Squarespace's CEO about laying off 19% of staff
Squarespace's CEO outlined in a memo to staff the reasons for the layoffs, severance details, and the roles most affected.