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The simple health habits of top longevity doctors and scientists, who follow the science not trends
Top longevity doctors, scientists, and investors share the simple, evidence-backed habits they use to stay healthy — from sleep and diet to exercise.
Sam Altman's compute bet is paying off, but the bill is coming
Sam Altman's "compute is destiny" bet looks right, but AI giants face big questions on costs, revenue, and demand for smarter models.
The K-pop mega agency behind BTS just had its best quarter ever
The Grammy-nominated group, BTS, is back — and it's taking its agency Hybe's profits into the stratosphere.
Snap's CEO says AI will push companies to focus less on software building — and more on getting noticed
Evan Spiegel said two-thirds of his company's code is now built by AI. That's changed how he thinks companies will use their resources.
America's real estate market is facing another cruel summer
America's real estate market was set for a hot summer homebuying season. Then rising mortgage rates and the Iran war dashed everyone's hopes.
A Cursor developer says engineers need to set 'clear expectations' as AI lets product managers build prototypes
As product managers build prototypes with AI, a Cursor developer says teams need clearer expectations to make them work.
Tory Burch says she would 'never trade off' being a good mom while building her company — but something had to give
Tory Burch said her sons were like little "torturers" who used to "bully" her, though she was a "tough mom."
Hilton's CEO says he sees a C-shaped economy emerging in the US
Hilton CEO Christopher Nassetta said macro trends are boosting spending from lower-income consumers.
Inside the rise of vibe coding's newest crowd
Kids and retirees are vibe coding with AI tools. Meet the unlikely users redefining who can build with AI.
I traveled the world as a flight attendant. I wanted a quieter life — now I run a bakery in rural Japan.
Rei Onoda bought a $50,000 abandoned home in rural Japan while pregnant — she and her husband quit their jobs.
Red Lobster's Endless Shrimp is back, but customers aren't taking the bait
Red Lobster once blamed its blockbuster Endless Shrimp deal for its downfall. Now the all-you-can-eat promo is back — but the vibe is different.
I've worked in startups across China and the US for 20 years. The American playbook is easier to follow.
Charles Yang spent 10 years building startups in China, then 10 in the US. Here's what he learned about the two systems.