Trump Proposed Measures: Strengthening Borders Against China's
Steel imports from Asia increased via Mexico and Canada, exploiting USMCA loopholes that the Trump administration aims to resolve.
I tried the 'pay-to-play' ad-buying strategy touted by top Amazon sellers. It's more complex than I imagined.
Over the past few weeks, I've spent nearly $400 on Amazon ads.
Spotify has words for the AI industry
Spotify said it's joining record labels and music companies to develop "artist-first AI music products" that preserve th...
Figma CEO says AI is not coming for your job and that his company is hiring across departments
Figma CEO Dylan Field said there's two ways to see AI: as an engine for efficiency or growth.
I rejected and approved hundreds of raises at Nordstrom, Verizon, and Yahoo. Here's my advice for getting a raise in the current market.
Andrea Wasserman says her best advice for securing a raise at your job in this market is to make yourself indispensable.
She was diagnosed with ovarian cancer at 33. Here are 3 signs she almost ignored.
Shannon Miller, a seven-time Olympic medalist, was diagnosed with ovarian cancer at 33 after missing three warning signs...
Dear Tim Cook: Please bring back the iPod.
Apple should bring back the iPod.
Billionaire VC Tim Draper says OpenAI is the AOL of the AI boom
"OpenAI is the equivalent of AOL," Draper said in an interview where he discussed his embrace of AI, which includes crea...
Ghosting is on the rise. For Gen X job seekers, it can hit especially hard.
After spending years establishing expertise, Gen X job seekers are grappling with an unfamiliar job market — and g...
Farmageddon: Trump’s trade war and shutdown are crushing the heartland
Representative proposes ending trade wars and reopening government to help struggling farmers facing bankruptcy amid ris...
The deafening silence of the ‘Free Palestine’ movement after the Gaza ceasefire
Gaza ceasefire creates unexpected quiet among Free Palestine supporters as moral identity conflicts with acknowledging i...
The new arms race is for compute — and America can’t afford to fall behind
Compute is the fuel of the future and whoever controls it, will control artificial intelligence.
The quants who built computer-run trading strategies aren't ready to hand it over to AI
The technology is only as good as the end user, many quant investors said this week at a London conference.
DAVID MARCUS: It's not Curtis Sliwa's job to save the Democrat Party from itself
If this is such an emergency that Sliwa must fall on his sword and abandon his priorities, then why haven’t Jeffries and...
Beyond misperception: A renewed Korean democracy and a renewed alliance
Korea reaffirms democratic values through peaceful government transition as President Lee Jae Myung reinforces partnersh...
Should all 50 states eliminate income tax? Understanding the real trade-offs
States without income tax rely on sales taxes and natural resources for revenue, while high-tax states fund expansive so...