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This map shows which states are the hotspots of the parasitic diarrhea outbreak
A map of the US outbreak of cyclosporiasis, which can cause diarrhea, shows Michigan has the most known cases. Lettuce and bagged salad could be the culprits.
Jamie Dimon says AI already reduced jobs in some areas by 40% — but it's not making JPM dramatically cheaper to run
Jamie Dimon told analysts that though AI will lead to huge efficiency gains — and job cuts — it won't shrink operating costs.
Read IBM CEO's letter to investors warning about its poor results: 'This quarter we faltered'
CEO Arvind Krishna said in his letter to investors that IBM had underestimated the "magnitude" of clients changing spending habits.
Why fans are paying $600 for a ticket to see The Odyssey
The average "Odyssey" resale ticket on eBay sold for $165, according to a Business Insider analysis.
I'm 27 and befriended an 81-year-old woman on the train. It made me rethink talking to strangers.
Coming home from a work trip in Spain, an 81-year-old woman named Maria approached me on the train. Ever since, we've hung out every single week.
6 easy and delicious Ina Garten dishes you need to make this summer
Ina Garten has so many delicious recipes that are perfect for summer, from her Greek panzanella salad to her bake-free mocha chocolate icebox cake.
New York to enact first statewide moratorium on AI data centers
"Before it goes any further, I need safeguards in place to protect New Yorkers," said New York Gov. Kathy Hochul.
The Kansas City Chiefs have media ambitions that go way beyond football
The Kansas City Chiefs' branded entertainment push comes with a twist: The NFL franchise wants to sell ads in its shows to other brands.
California is the only state that pays teachers an average of 6 figures. Here's what's behind it.
Teachers in California make over $100,000 on average. High cost of living is one contributing factor.
Israel's Iron Beam laser is seeing surging global interest as militaries look for cheap drone solutions, top missile official says
European nations have faced a string of cheap drone incursions, forcing militaries to reconsider the cost of air defense.
IBM stock plunges 23% as it says clients are spending less on its AI products
"This quarter we faltered," IBM CEO Arvind Krishna said in a letter to investors released Tuesday after worse than expected quarterly results.
Mark Cuban says AI can expose where employers are getting 'ripped off' by health insurers
Mark Cuban said companies should run their healthcare bills through an AI bot to uncover hidden costs.