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Challenger says AI is the No. 1 reason companies are giving for job cuts in 2026 thus far. In May alone, it accounted for 40% of cuts.
Soldiers can stay connected and keep analyzing targets while on the move, while also blending into the electromagnetic spectrum.
Gen Z is bringing back VHS tapes, CD players, Game Boys, disposable cameras, and even landlines.
OpenAI's "Time to Fly" advertisement hinted at an online minigame. Some players posted free token winnings on X.
On a 2025 overnight Amtrak train ride from Denver to Salt Lake City, I regretted arriving at the dining car early and leaving snacks at home.
In her new book, "View from the East Wing," Jill Biden details her "few interactions" with Melania Trump, including an awkward inauguration car ride.
The Jane Goodall Institute worked with AWS to identify AI use cases. They're digitizing decades of research and preserving Goodall's contributions.
Red Lobster is closing its Times Square flagship restaurant after 23 years. After visiting, I understand why.
Google cofounder Larry Page faces a new hurdle in a 12-year legal battle over his Virgin Islands purchase.
Anna Estavao handled the cross-examination of Cassie Ventura at Sean "Diddy" Combs' trial. Now she's representing the former Venezuelan president.
As Indeed launches a new brand campaign, CMO James Whitemore talks about smart uses of AI, and the importance of fandom
Nisha Dua of BBG Ventures tells Business Insider's Melia Russell how AI is changing the investment landscape, and how she uses AI herself.
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