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'Shark Tank' star Daniel Lubetzky shares 4 ways founders can avoid burnout without sacrificing ambition
Kind Snacks founder and "Shark Tank" star Daniel Lubetzky shared how he learned to sustain ambition without sacrificing his health.
Ukrainian troops are training just beyond the war's reach on NATO soil. Training leaders say that's by design.
Norway is leading training for Ukrainian troops in eastern Poland to preserve training time and keep lessons tied to the battlefield.
Elon Musk says SpaceX will build its own gas turbine parts to meet surging AI power demand
Elon Musk said SpaceX will manufacture its own gas turbine parts as it grapples with a global scramble to secure energy supplies for AI data centers.
Ukraine's drone strikes depend heavily on US tech like Starlink that it doesn't control. Its officers are worried.
Ukraine's drone war increasingly relies on US tech like Starlink, creating a powerful battlefield edge — and a vulnerability Kyiv can't fully control.
6 networking mistakes that could cost you a job
Career experts share networking tips on making connections, staying professional, and asking for help without seeming transactional.
Trump gatecrashed a NASA press conference after SpaceX launched a $4.3 billion space telescope
President Donald Trump phoned NASA boss Jared Isaacman during a press conference, saying the SpaceX launch looked "beautiful on television."
At Nike's NYC street race, where runners went head-to-head for rent money, affordability was top of mind
Some racers and spectators said $4,000 doesn't go far enough in New York's housing market.
A gut health scientist who follows the Mediterranean diet shared his go-to, fiber-packed breakfast, lunch, and dinner
A gut health scientist follows a Mediterranean diet, starting his day with overnight oats and ending it with beans.
I source meat from US ranchers. Here's why Trump's plan to lower beef prices worries me.
Ben Spell, founder of Good Ranchers, said the US should rebuild its cattle herds, lower costs for cattle producers, and expand domestic processing.
Here's where some of the biggest labor unions stand on data centers
Some major unions have become Big Tech's allies in the battle over data center construction, even as the broader public rejects them.
I'm a Big Tech executive. My journey here has felt like falling forward — painful stumbles and detours, yet still progress.
Wainwright Yu reflects on his career at a Magnificent 7 company, detailing missed opportunities and resilience in achieving his success.
I went to a private longevity night hosted by Bryan Johnson in San Francisco. I needed a cookie afterward.
When an AI startup announced it was hosting a "private evening" with Bryan Johnson, over 3,000 people applied to get in for just 100 slots.