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A US Navy oiler ran hard aground after its captain urged a last-minute shortcut: 'Let's try to shoot the gap'
The USNS Big Horn suffered more than $20 million in damage after the Middle East grounding, a command investigation reveals.
I'm a CMO who thinks AI has brought a long-overdue reckoning for top marketers. Here's how I'm adapting for the future.
Publicis Sapient marketing chief, Teresa Barreira, says the CMO rule has "been under attack for years." AI amplifies the threat for some marketers.
Panera launches 'energy refreshers' with 10% the caffeine as its Charged Lemonade, which was linked to 2 deaths
Panera scrapped its Charged Lemonade after the drink, which contained as much caffeine as three cans of Red Bull, was linked to 2 deaths.
Google AI Overviews are more likely to talk smack about brands than ChatGPT is, according to new data
Research from BrightEdge, an SEO company, found Google AI Overviews were 44% more likely to be negative about brands than ChatGPT was.
XAI's Macrohard project stalls as Tesla ramps up a similar AI agent effort
The xAI effort has aimed to build an AI white-collar worker. Tesla appears to be stepping in to fill the gap.
AI legal giant Legora lands its first acquisition, and the great legal-tech rollup continues
The acquisition follows a new $550 million fundraise for Legora that values the company at $5.5 billion.
Inside the Steve Jobs meeting style that Apple still uses
David Pogue's new book on Apple reveals how Steve Jobs' meeting strategy and leadership style cultivated the tech giant's collaborative culture.
Mark Cuban names 2 up-and-coming Democrats he's impressed with, says the rest can't 'sell dollar bills for 50 cents'
Cuban told Business Insider that Zohran Mamdani and James Talarico are two Democrats who "understand how to make the algorithms work for them."
How a print newsletter from Brooklyn is trying to reach the Wall Street crowd
"People know this is a place they can turn to that they can give us that gossip," says New York Review of Finance cofounder Paige Oamek.
Surging oil costs pour fuel on the return-to-office debate
As oil and fuel costs climb, the ripple effects are hitting many Americans' commutes.
This company wants to pay you $800 to bully AI for a day
AI startup Memvid is offering $800 for someone to test and critique the memory of popular AI chatbots.
An ex-CIA chief counterterrorism officer says his government work strained his marriage. This was the mission that tipped it over the edge.
Ex-CIA officer John Kiriakou says his secret counterterrorism work strained his marriage, which ended after he was targeted by a dangerous group.