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Why Warren Buffett's cash hoard looks wise — and Greg Abel must tread carefully
Veteran investor Tom Russo said Warren Buffett's $373 billion cash pile is "custom-tailored for today's uncertainties."
Volvo is open to building Chinese EVs in America, CEO says
Håkan Samuelsson told BI that Volvo would consider building cars from its Chinese parent company, Geely, at its factory in South Carolina.
I stopped giving my kids big birthday gifts. Now, I take them on one-on-one trips instead.
Taking my kids on solo getaways makes their birthday feel extra special, and the sibling-free time gives us a chance to connect without distractions.
Justin Baldoni blasts Blake Lively's claim she lost $35M from a never-made 'It Ends With Us' sequel
Blake Lively seeks more than $200M from Justin Baldoni at next month's "retaliation" trial. On Tuesday, his side challenged her "pie in the sky" math.
Fed meeting updates: Will FOMC hold interest rates? What to expect from Jerome Powell's last meeting
The Federal Reserve will announce its interest rate decision at its April meeting, which is expected to be Fed Chair Jerome Powell's last.
Citi is hoping AI agents will supercharge wealth advisors — but there's still a memory issue standing in the way
Citi introduced a new AI wealth advisor last week, but an exec said agents still have an important limitation.
I quit my job at Google to follow my dream of making electronic music
Mackenzie Young took a buyout from his software engineering job at Google, moved home, and began pursuing a career in electronic music.
University of Washington CS professor explains what's changing for young software engineers
University of Washington computer science professor Dan Grossman said "we haven't come anywhere close to the limit" of what computers can do.
I built 37 AI agents to help at work. I made one act like a Star Trek character, and another like an FBI negotiator.
A growth operations manager at a productivity platform said he uses 37 AI agents and gives them different personalities.
A Ukrainian accelerator is racing to get arms makers up to NATO standards and into Western defense deals
Ukraine's wartime startups are racing to meet NATO standards and ready for exports and Western defense deals as global demand for their tech surges.
I'm 24 and tried a bunch of longevity hacks popular in Silicon Valley. Only a few felt worth the money.
I went to a biohacking event in San Francisco to test out the buzziest longevity technologies. From IV drips to ice baths, here's what's worth it.
I'm the founder of Taskrabbit and now run a VC firm. I have 4 kids, 6 calendars, and live my life with 'JOMO.'
After selling Taskrabbit to Ikea in 2017, Leah Solivan started Precedent.vc. She also has a podcast, is writing a book, and is a mother to four.