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Base44's CEO says the company built its own model to stop churning out AI-slop designs
The startup launched its LLM, Base 1, to deliver better designs and user experience than frontier models.
Disrupted Russian supply routes are forcing its troops to walk 18 miles to the front lines, Fedorov says
Ukraine's defense minister said Russian forces have had "major problems getting infantry to the front line" and sending them supplies or fuel.
Will Ferrell says the 'best showbiz advice' he ever received came from his dad
Even though it wasn't a "rah-rah speech," Will Ferrell said his father's words "took the pressure off succeeding."
The Dan Ives era at Wedbush is over. These are some of the calls — and colorful fits — people will remember.
Ives' early predictions on Microsoft and Nvidia's AI roles proved accurate and influential. He also launched a streetwear brand.
The father of the internet says its biggest lessons are about to become AI's 3 biggest challenges
From standardization to turning a product into a platform, Vinton Cerf said there are lessons AI must learn from the internet boom.
We were gaslit by Big Egg about egg prices (allegedly)
Sky-high egg prices, supposedly due to the avian flu, were such a big deal leading up to the 2025 election. Turns out, they may have been fixed.
Washington DC airport will shut down for 15 hours for America250 celebrations
Weekend closures of Washington's Reagan National Airport for 250th celebrations forced airlines to adjust hundreds of flights.
The major companies putting $1,000 into their employees' Trump accounts
A growing number of companies have pledged to match the government's $1,000 contribution for eligible employees' children's Trump Accounts.
PepsiCo's Mark Kirkham says making the "simple special" drives results
In an interview at the 2026 Cannes Lions Festival, Mark Kirkham, CMO at PepsiCo US, said simple ideas like the Pepsi Challenge are still effective.
CMOs today need to disrupt themselves, says Adobe's top marketer Lara Balazs
Lara Balazs, CMO of Adobe, interviewed at the 2026 Cannes Lions, said CMOs need to disrupt themselves in response to constant change.
A Washington, DC, rowhouse built during George Washington's presidency is on sale for $1.15 million. Look inside.
The Wheat Row homes in Washington, DC, were built in 1794, but have some modern flourishes. See inside one of the historic homes.
Retailers are calling on AI to stop customer return fraud
Retailers are implementing AI through software companies like Happy Returns and Narvar to detect return fraud and issue refunds more quickly.