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China's biggest names in tech are piling into the OpenClaw gold rush
China's biggest tech names are scrambling for a piece of OpenClaw after the AI agent created a nationwide frenzy.
We're entering the golden age of baby boomer estate sales
I went to an estate sale to find out why millennials and Gen Zers love to buy cheap stuff from dead or aging baby boomers.
The Palantir guide to stopping World War III
Can one secretive Silicon Valley giant reshape how we fight wars?
How Netflix thinks AI can help it fight off rivals in the 'most competitive time in the history of media'
Netflix co-CEO Ted Sarandos said that "faster and cheaper" doesn't matter if AI isn't making films "better."
YouTube star Mark Rober got a big boost in product sales after his Netflix deal
Netflix co-CEO Ted Sarandos says the streamer's push into podcasting and YouTube-born content is bearing fruit.
Netflix's Ted Sarandos says he asked Trump not to pursue movie tariffs. Here's what he proposed instead.
Netflix's co-CEO Ted Sarandos said he advised Trump to avoid tariffs on foreign-made movies. He pushed instead for tax incentives.
Zelenskyy says Russia has already earned back $10 billion of its 2026 deficit in 2 weeks of the Iran war
That's out of $100 billion that Zelenskyy said Russia has lost so far from oil sanctions and Ukrainian strikes on energy infrastructure.
Goldman Sachs says companies are getting better at hiring — and doing less of it
Short-term job separations have declined, suggesting firms and workers are increasingly finding better matches from the start.
Michael B. Jordan says one habit helped him play his Oscar-winning roles
Michael B. Jordan won best actor at the Academy Awards on Sunday for portraying twins Smoke and Stack in "Sinners."
Emergent's CEO says the vibe-coding industry is still in its 'bitcoin $1' moment
Emergent CEO Mukund Jha says vibe coding is still at 1% of its potential and compares the industry today to bitcoin at $1.
Jensen Huang floats giving engineers tokens worth half their annual salary on top of pay as a recruiting strategy
Jensen Huang said engineers will soon be asking "how many tokens comes along with my job?" and is willing to pay them tokens worth half their salary.
Thousands of flights across the Midwest have been canceled as a snowstorm sweeps the region
The country's air travel system is already stretched thin because of a partial government shutdown that's led to a TSA worker shortage.