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US presidents' approval ratings when they left office, ranked
Gallup presidential approval polls measured presidents' performance for nearly 90 years. Here's how presidents from Harry Truman to Joe Biden ranked.
Elon Musk has broken the rich list
Trillionaire Elon Musk is worth more than the next four richest people combined, and lost a sum more than Warren Buffett's net worth in a single day.
How Lauren Sánchez Bezos' style has evolved, from daring looks to designer outfits
Lauren Sánchez Bezos' fashion has always had a daring edge, but in recent years, she's taken her style to new heights with designer looks.
A stranger offered to pay for the World Cup trip I promised my sons, but couldn't afford. I thought it was a scam.
After writing about being unable to afford a World Cup trip he'd promised his sons for years, a father received an unexpected message from a stranger.
Drone operators aren't spared from the horrors of war, and they're top targets
Ukraine's soldiers aren't necessarily safer than other soldiers. They're seen as Russia's primary target due to their battlefield impact.
I'm a mom, but I don't like having other kids over. I prefer to meet in a neutral place for play dates.
I may be a mom, but I don't like having other people's kids in my home. It's stressful, both while they are over and to clean up afterward.
Now we know how much Oracle downsized its head count in the past year — and how much it cost
Oracle carried out layoffs in March. A new filing shows how much smaller the workforce is compared to this time last year.
Claude Code creator says companies are right to focus on AI's ROI — but they still need to allow for experimentation
Boris Cherny, a top Anthropic employee, said companies should ensure employees at all levels can surface AI gains — and then control costs.
The AI boom is giving these execs more power — and headaches — than ever
As companies pour billions into AI, CFOs are the gatekeepers of one of corporate America's biggest spending booms.
Cadaver fat, boob jobs, and a pickup truck: Company accused of scheming to smuggle hot new filler to NY doctors
New York regulators say the maker of a buzzy fat filler ferried products through a New Jersey nurse. The company disputes the state's evidence.
Real estate investors using rentals for cash flow are switching to more passive strategies to make money while they sleep
"I still want the real-estate exposure, but I don't want to go out there and just buy a 20-unit apartment building myself," one investor said.
A top Silicon Valley law firm wants startup founders to stop asking chatbots to do legal work and use this instead
Law firm Cooley has partnered with Legora to launch an exclusive online portal for handling routine startup legal work.