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95 Percent of Gen Z Workers Say They’ve Stopped Sharing Their Real Opinions Online. Here’s Why

06/05/26 1:28 PM

New survey data shows Gen-Z workers are no longer expressing personal opinions on social platforms.

A Northwestern Study Just Revealed a Major Breakthrough in the Fight Against Cognitive Decline

06/06/26 8:00 AM

Scientists recently discovered that a common medication could help treat brain aging and dementia-related issues.

AI Is Now More Expensive Than the Laid-Off Human Labor It’s Replacing

06/05/26 6:00 AM

The bill for AI as labor replacement is coming due, and it’s an actual, big bill with many zeroes.

Air Traffic Control Staffing Shortages Just Delayed Flights at a Major Airport. Other Cities Could Soon Be Next

06/05/26 5:50 PM

From 2013 to 2023, the FAA only hired two-thirds of the controllers its staffing model called for. Airports are starting to experience the impact.

Airbnb’s CEO Is Reportedly Building a New AI Lab—and It Has Nothing to Do With the Rental Company

06/05/26 12:52 PM

Brian Chesky will remain in his leadership role at Airbnb even as he pursues this new secret venture.

Amazon Is Entering the Pizza Business—but Only for 10 Days. Here’s Why

06/05/26 7:16 PM

Through the deal, Amazon Prime members will be able to snag a $5 pizza.

Anthony Edwards, Tracy McGrady, And Other Star Athletes Back Karma Automotive Through New Ownership and Investment Collective

06/05/26 3:57 PM

Karma Automotive is blending luxury, exclusivity, and ownership with the launch of Karma Nexus, a new invitation-only program designed to deepen relationships with high-profile clients while creating opportunities for them...

Anthropic’s President Reveals the Real Reason the Company Is Going Public

06/05/26 2:10 PM

Daniela Amodei says the need for compute will push AI companies into the public markets.

As the Whiskey Industry Continues to Struggle, This Company Just Made a Bet on a Surprising Sector—Here’s Why

06/05/26 10:38 AM

For the past few years, sales of whiskey and other liquors have fallen. Yet, instead of pivoting out of the industry, this brand is leaning in.

At Age 50, She Started a Business From Her Kitchen Table. Now Her Everyday Household Product Makes $31 Million a Year.

06/05/26 4:50 PM

Paula Blankenship inherited her mother's eye for DIY furniture.

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