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I was nervous to take on a dream role 2 states away for 3 weeks. My husband and son fully supported my decision.
I was nervous to take a temporary dream role two states away for three weeks. My husband and 12-year-old son fully supported my decision.
The latest sign of influencer commerce heating up: Levanta just raised $22 million
Creator commerce platform Levanta has raised a $22 million Series B round as it looks to drive more influencer affiliate sales on retail sites.
VC founder says product managers will be hot hires in the AI era
Nicolas Sauvage, founder and president of TDK Ventures, said product managers will provide judgement and taste.
He left OpenAI to become a filmmaker. He said AI coding was 'lonelier' and 'mentally draining.'
Kasra Kyanzadeh worked at OpenAI for two months in what he called an "experiment." His conclusion: AI coding might have "gone too far."
I worked 13-hour days building my startup while working at Apple. Here's why I ignored advice to go all in sooner.
Julie Zhu spent eight months juggling Apple and her startup before quitting. She explains why she waited to go all in.
I'm the CEO of Oura. I wake up at 5 a.m. when things are going well, and 3:30 a.m. when they're not. Here's what a day in my life looks like.
The CEO of Oura Health, Tom Hale, shares his wellness-focused routine, integrating health data and time management for productivity and balance.
Everyone hates performative LinkedIn posts. Workers feel like they have to write them anyway.
Workers feel they can't afford to stop posting on LinkedIn, even if the personal-brand arms race is making the platform messier.
The chips powering AI can take years to design. This startup says AI did it in 2 weeks.
Architect Labs says it used AI to rapidly design its Redwood chip, promising faster development. Researchers say manufacturing is the real test.
Sam Altman knows people hate data centers
"Clearly, people hate data centers—right now, at least," OpenAI CEO Sam Altman said.
Lend me your ears: Cheap concert tickets still exist
Cheap tickets to concerts and sports still exist. You just have to be patient, find the right event, and lower your expectations a bit.
Alcohol became a flashpoint in the US-Canada trade war. Now both sides say they're losing.
Alcohol makers in the US and Canada say the industry has been used as leverage in the trade war and both sides are suffering.
What smart people are saying about Meta's settlement
Some analysts applauded Meta for executing a shrewd business move that may force its competitors to impose similar restrictions.