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Trump says he expects Musk to donate SpaceX stock to Trump Accounts, despite their 'little dispute'
Donald Trump said he expects Elon Musk to donate SpaceX stock to Trump Account despite their previous public falling out.
10 celebrity-chef potato salad recipes to make this July 4
Celebrate July 4 weekend with these celebrity-chef potato salad recipes.
MAPPED: Americans are flocking to historic cities like DC and Boston for the country's 250th anniversary
Travel demand for Washington, DC, over the July 4 weekend is up 120% year-over-year, according to data from Trivago.
Why Perplexity's founder doesn't think the American dream is over
Aravind Srinivas, the CEO of Perplexity, praised America's startup culture on "The Joe Rogan Experience."
Pride's queer creator rave featured good vibes and plenty of economic angst
The vibes were high at a Brooklyn Pride party, but partiers still worried about the socioeconomic realities lurking outside.
Why managing a brand's reputation is more complex than ever in the age of AI
Marking and communications leaders shared specific tips for navigating this evolving landscape during a roundtable discussion.
See inside Tesla's new $62,000 six-seater Model Y L, which has been a huge hit in China and is now on sale in the US
Tesla is making the Model Y L, a three-row version of its best-selling SUV, available in the US after strong sales in China.
Why 'Big Short' investor Michael Burry may have his own version of the 'Buffett effect'
Michael Burry from "The Big Short" told BI he doesn't believe his stock picks move markets, but several commenters said a "Burry effect" might exist.
I took my mom to Italy for her 60th birthday on a tight budget. The 3-week trip really amplified our differences.
For my mom's 60th birthday, I took her on a three-week trip to Italy. It was hard adapting to her abilities on a tight budget, but I'm glad we went.
My 11-year-old son convinced me to buy a Lotto ticket after a rough month. We used our winnings for a family treat.
My son asked me to play the Lotto during some bad luck. The clerk drew a ticket with our lucky numbers, and we won enough for a family treat.
What's hot and what's not in the wardrobes of AI's newly minted millionaires
With higher visibility and greater spending power, the newly minted AI crowd is leaning toward a more elevated look
A top Goldman Sachs economist says AI will displace the jobs of 15 million US workers
Joseph Briggs of Goldman Sachs foresees AI displacing 15 million US jobs, but suggests new roles will emerge as adoption progresses.