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Anne Hathaway says turning 40 helped her stop 'living an awkward life'
Anne Hathaway said one of the things she appreciates most about being in her 40s is that she no longer gets "so swept up in things anymore."
Apple's CEO pick is a bet on hardware in the AI age
Analysts say giving the top job to a hardware VP rather than the software one is part of Apple's strategy to dominate the devices space.
How OpenClaw turned into China's next big thing
Install queues. Side hustles. Stock bets. This is the rise of China's AI agent economy.
What smart people are saying about Tim Cook's legacy at Apple
Apple CEO Tim Cook is stepping down after nearly 15 years. Here's what smart people are saying about his legacy.
He burned out, moved to Thailand with his family, and found early retirement didn't suit him
Living in Chiang Mai, Jona Dunning says he enjoys a lower cost of living and more family and leisure time.
A K-pop star turned his years-long work break into a productivity flex
Seventeen's Hoshi has done more while on a military hiatus than some K-pop idols do in two to three years.
Jeff Bezos' secretive AI startup is set to be valued at around $38 billion after raising a $10 billion mega round
Project Prometheus is raising around $10 billion in fresh funding at a post-money valuation of around $38 billion.
Jury orders Uber to pay $5,000 to woman who says she was attacked by a driver
Uber was found liable in a North Carolina lawsuit, one of thousands it faces.
Apple isn't losing its Trump whisperer
Apple CEO Tim Cook might be stepping down, but he'll likely still have a role in manging Apple's most important relationship.
I called Tim Cook a loser in 2013. He went on to make Apple the biggest winner and prove Silicon Valley wrong.
Tim Cook defied Silicon Valley's founder myth, turning Apple into a $4 trillion giant and proving non-founders can build lasting value
The Onion CEO says he has a deal to buy Infowars —and 'grand designs' beyond owning Alex Jones
The Onion CEO said he plans to transform Infowars into a satire site that targets everything from influencers to AI figures.
The drama between a software engineering veteran and Google is heating up — and playing out in public
Computer programmer and ex-Googler Steve Yegge said he had heard AI use within the the company varies widely, sparking a firestorm of public pushback.