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Israel learned from Iran's missile attacks that it needs far more interceptors than expected. 'It's a race,' missile chief says.
Israel plans to ramp up production of its top ballistic missile interceptor. These kinds of munitions are in high demand globally.
Inside Ukraine's war robot revolution
Inside Ukraine's robotics revolution, drones, ground robots, and autonomous weapons are rapidly reshaping the war with Russia.
Hitting it big betting on startups in the AI era will be a lot harder, but Silicon Valley might not feel the worst of it
Anthropic turned Menlo Ventures' $1 billion investment into roughly $14 billion. But finding the next breakout AI startup will only get harder.
Kalshi is trying to turn flight cancellations into trades
The prediction market is launching a new category of bets linked to flight cancellations at US airports.
Walmart's people chief says these 10 jobs are still hot in the age of AI
Walmart's Donna Morris says large employers should demonstrate optimism about the continued need for people, even as tech disrupts all sorts of jobs.
The AI burn book: Decoding the cat fights between Sam Altman, Elon Musk, and Anthropic
The AI industry's burn book is growing as Sam Altman and Elon Musk publicly rip each other on X, with Altman throwing shade at Anthropic.
I was told a computer science degree would guarantee a job. Four years later, I'm pivoting.
Mackenzie McAllister, a 22-year-old computer science grad, said she used AI as a crutch during school. Now she's considering data analytics roles.
I'm 52 and can't find a full-time job. I wasn't prepared for the shame of no longer being seen as a viable candidate.
A 52-year-old PR professional says she's been ghosted by employers, can't get interviews, and has started applying for retail jobs to stay afloat.
I'm a therapist with a modeling side hustle. The extra cash is nice, but it also helps offset the emotional weight of my day job.
Mia Cosco started modeling as a teenager before going to university to study psychology. As a full-time therapist now, she still models on the side.
Bugatti's Americas COO remembers clients' kids' birthdays — and makes his own PowerPoints
Bugatti is getting ready to build its high-powered Tourbillon hypercar for 250 people. It's American COO says AI barely touches the vehicle.
Why Google partnered with former Twitter CEO Parag Agrawal's $2 billion AI search startup
Google is deepening ties with ex-Twitter CEO Parag Agrawal's AI search startup Parallel, which says AI agents search the web differently than humans.
'Please turn it off.' Amazon's push to automate warehouse staffing runs into human resistance.
Some Amazon warehouse managers are overriding automated staffing recommendations. The company wants stricter enforcement to improve decision-making.