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DoorDash is launching a competing drone delivery service
DoorDash is a launching an in-house drone delivery service, DoorDash Air, that would put the company in competition with several drone operators.
I was afraid of cruises for years. After boarding my first, these 6 things surprised me the most.
I went on a Virgin Voyages cruise, despite my fear of the ocean. I thought I'd hate it, but I loved the food, activities, and helpful crew on board.
Xbox's new bet on advertising could shake up gaming — if players don't revolt
Xbox is testing a way for users to stream the games for free by watching ads. Ad execs say the move hints at a bigger advertising play.
The US Army's networked battlefield is taking shape. Spotty connections show the work ahead.
The prototype data-forward system has rapidly matured in key areas. But it's still integrating new tech, and connectivity isn't always reliable.
Ukrainian soldier says the drone-filled 'zero line' is so dangerous that troops sometimes have to wait a week just to move 300 meters
At Ukraine's zero line, even tiny movements can be "a question of life and death," so soldiers need to wait long stretches for the right conditions.
OpenAI’s chief economist says copying successful people’s careers is bad advice
Ronnie Chatterji said studying high achievers' path is "relatively bad advice" as their career journey was "very context dependent."
AI's latest casualty? The health of the people building it.
Lilian Weng of Thinking Machines Lab is the only the latest tech executive to resign due to stress and illness.
My family of 5 moved in with my parents. It's saved us thousands, and not just in rent.
Multigenerational living has saved us so much money. My parents don't make us pay rent, the grocery bill is lower, and we canceled streaming services.
Haribo is using mystery bags and pick-and-mix walls to turn its first US stores into Instagrammable marketing machines
Haribo of America CEO Jon Hughes said the brand is trying to recreate "the feeling you had as a kid walking into the candy store for the first time."
The Ellisons may still get Warner Bros. But it won't be easy.
A conversation with Bloomberg Hollywood watcher Lucas Shaw about happens next in a blockbuster court case.
A Spanish professor struggled to save money in the US. Moving abroad helped him reach Lean FI at 47.
There are a few variations of "financial independence" people strive for. Here's how one professor achieved "lean FI" by moving abroad.
The AI race is taking a toll on founders. Not everyone can afford to take a break.
Some startup leaders and employees have little choice but to keep going as the AI race intensifies.