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World Cup soccer fans face sky-high prices. We gamed out how much it would cost to follow your team to the final.
Fans face high costs for the FIFA World Cup 2026, with some fans potentially spending over $30,000 to attend the whole tournament.
How a lawyer at OpenAI uses OpenAI at work
Building her own apps was not the kind of thing that Nicole Diaz learned at Harvard Law. At OpenAI, learning to build happens almost through osmosis.
Nvidia salaries revealed: How much the AI giant pays software engineers and researchers as it ramps up H-1B hiring
See how much Nvidia pays in 2026, with engineers and research scientists earning over $300,000. Salary data shows pay ranges across about 1,200 roles.
Trump's major student-loan changes for millions of borrowers are a month away
From new repayment plans to borrowing caps, millions of federal student-loan borrowers will start to see key changes beginning in July.
Tokenmaxxing is entering its efficiency-maxxing era
Amazon and Uber recalibrate AI usage as tokenmaxxing, a trend of excessive AI use, sparks debate on productivity and cost efficiency.
The 25 highest-paying jobs that don't require a bachelor's degree
A bachelor's degree isn't always needed to land a high-paying job, Bureau of Labor Statistics data showed.
RIP cover letters
AI is killing one of the most annoying parts of getting hired. But how do you stand out now?
There's a trash-bag revolt brewing against Flock license plate readers
Flock Safety's license plate readers have sparked controversy in Dayton, Ohio and beyond as residents express concerns about mass surveillance.
Jensen Huang says now is an 'incredible time' to be a software company
Huang said that because many AI agents will be doing work, they will be using "more tools than ever," keeping software companies relevant.
An app made viral by K-pop's top stars asks people to share what AI can't replace: an unedited glimpse of real life
Setlog lets users vlog their days with friends and provides a daily recap video, perfect for posting on socials.
My family of 5 lives with my in-laws. The more I protected my own balance, the more I noticed the pressure on my husband.
While I was setting limits, my husband was juggling three generations living under one roof. We're still figuring things out.
Steven Spielberg, 79, said his wife gave him one rule before he started DreamWorks
Steven Spielberg said one of the biggest challenges of balancing family and work is "running out of excuses why I can't get home for dinner."