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Iran’s killer drones increase slaughter in Sudan amid world’s forgotten war
Iran is accused of supplying Mohajer-6 attack drones to Sudan's armed forces as the civil war's death toll reportedly reaches as many as 400,000 people.
The hottest routes in private aviation right now say a lot about where money's moving
Private jet travel is on the rise, and fast-growing routes underline the new hotspots for the wealthy.
I got a behind-the-scenes look at Walmart's new digital price tags that are sparking controversy
Walmart has been rolling out digital price tags across the US. I visited two stores to see how the tech works for employees and customers.
BCG official says companies 'need to start the pump' on spending AI tokens
BCG's Sylvain Duranton said companies should understand the risk of holding back too much in the "tokenmaxxing" era.
One post about Jane Street's tough interview process turned into a big internet joke. Here are the craziest replies.
Social media users joked about Jane Street's tough interviews, sharing fictitious tales linking its process to absurd scenarios in New York City locations.
Baby boomers own a third of America's homes. Here are the 15 metro areas they dominate.
People aged 65 and older own 34% of all owner-occupied housing units in the US, according to new census data. Here are the areas that are most dominated by boom...
I thought tiny homes were a last resort. Then I visited a tiny house village.
I visited Minitopia, a series of Dutch tiny home villages, and expected to find people priced out of housing — but found something very different.
I'm a tech founder who spent years in big cities. Living in Prague helps me focus and avoid FOMO.
Jason Grad compared the differences between a small city and a tech hub to working in a quiet, private office versus a coworking space.
I went to an 'AI psychosis' party in NYC filled with zany art, vibe-coded apps, and Diet Coke
Artists presented projects made in an AI-obsessed mania. Others showed off their vibe-coded apps.
Top economist Gary Shilling says a recession and a deep stock-market plunge are likely by year-end
Legendary economist Gary Shilling says the S&P 500 could end tumble by as much as 30% this year as stocks get punished for high valuations.
Is college still worth it? What tech execs are telling their kids.
As AI reshapes industries, many are rethinking the role college plays in a child's future. Tech execs we spoke with still see value in a degree.
I'm a former Amazon recruiter. Here's how to use the 4 Ps of marketing — plus a 5th P — to get hired.
Former Amazon recruiter Lindsay Mustain shares how 5 Ps — product, promotion, place, price, and perception — can help job seekers' career growth.