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Uber is laying off 10% of its staff as it seeks to cut management layers
Uber announces 10% corporate layoffs, impacting 3,300 staff, as it cuts management roles amid tech sector restructuring.
Inside the world's largest college dorm, a 1.4 million-square-foot Naval Academy building with over 4,600 beds and its own ZIP code
Bancroft Hall at the US Naval Academy in Annapolis, Maryland, is the largest single college dormitory in the world. Take a look inside.
Amazon's fight with the FTC contains an uncomfortable lesson for advertisers
Ad insiders advise CMOs to keep calm, check their exposure, and seek independent measurement in the wake of the lawsuit.
Marine anti-tank missilemen are getting attack drones for a new precision-strike role
The Marine Corps plans to give anti-tank missilemen loitering munitions as it pushes drone warfare capabilities to lower-level units.
Dyson's new $500 AI toothbrush puts a camera in your mouth
Dyson's AI-powered and camera-equipped toothbrush is the latest high-tech gadget from companies decking out their products.
Tim Cook scores $47 million pay deal to stay on as Apple's chairman
Tim Cook is poised to earn a $2 million salary and stock awards with a target value of $45 million in his first year as Apple's executive chairman.
CreatorFi raised $45 million to bet on creators with 'cult-like' audiences
CreatorFi raised new financing to fund creator-led media businesses. It's focused on gaming, music, and live events.
My wife died in our Manhattan home. Moving out felt like losing her again.
After my wife of 26 years died at 51, I couldn't leave our Manhattan apartment. Four years later, I finally found a new home and a way forward.
Why the AI boom has become an election problem
You rarely see voters agree on anything the way they've agreed on their hatred for data centers. Veteran political reporter David Weigel explains.
VC founder says he doesn't invest based on FOMO. Here are the 4 traits he looks for instead in founders.
VC founder and president Nicolas Sauvage said magnetism is one of the traits he looks for in entrepreneurs.
Get better at work today: 3 things to say when you need to give tough feedback
Etiquette experts Daniel Post Senning and Lizzie Post suggest a 3-step framework for giving hard feedback.
The most popular merch at the US Open, from Honey Deuce tees to $600 Polo Ralph Lauren jackets
I checked out some merch stores at the US Open, where one item is already sold out — and reselling for more than triple the price.