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The Army Is Burning Through Its AI Tokens
Members of the Army received an email informing them that they were rapidly depleting their AI tokens, and needed to limit use.
German investor morale rises more than expected in July, ZEW finds - Reuters
German investor morale rises more than expected in July, ZEW finds Reuters
UK's new government seeks to boost fighter jet program with Canadian partnership - Reuters
UK's new government seeks to boost fighter jet program with Canadian partnership Reuters
A record El Niño is poised to be this year's next big supply shock for the global economy
Deutsche Bank warns that volatile weather from this year's El Nino could combine with Iran-war oil shocks to send consumer prices surging.
Defence group Thales announces deal to supply optronics vision systems to Germany - Reuters
Defence group Thales announces deal to supply optronics vision systems to Germany Reuters
Student-loan borrowers are taking on debt they can't pay off. There's a renewed push to prevent that.
Sens. Elizabeth Warren and Dick Durbin reintroduced a bill that would strengthen college accreditation and prevent unmanageable student debt.
Chocolate maker Lindt may cut prices in some countries to stimulate growth - Reuters
Chocolate maker Lindt may cut prices in some countries to stimulate growth Reuters
What China's internet is saying about Moonshot's hot new Kimi model
Just days after launching Kimi K3, Moonshot AI temporarily suspended new subscriptions, saying demand had overwhelmed its computing capacity.
Curative CEO says company ditched a $600k-a-year Salesforce contract after vibecoding a CRM in 2 months
CEO Fred Turner said his company ended its $600,000 annual contract with Salesforce after vibecoding its own tools.
German firms' 'Made for Germany' investment initiative pledges €800 billion - Reuters
German firms' 'Made for Germany' investment initiative pledges €800 billion Reuters
I'm a product manager who grew my salary from $40K to over $250K. Getting an MBA changed the game for me.
A 37-year-old product manager shares his salary journey from $40,000 to $250,000, and how getting an MBA changed his career trajectory.
Why States Are Making It Harder to Save Money With Solar Panels
The changes are costing homeowners money. But they also reflect a changing grid — and the need for home batteries.
OpenAI faces stark doubts about ChatGPT ads. It's beginning the long fight to prove them wrong.
OpenAI, led by CEO Sam Altman, is working to grow its ChatGPT ad business amid skepticism about its ambitious revenue projections.
The next enterprise AI frontier is the optimizable company
For the past two years, companies have been trying to add AI to their processes. That sounded reasonable at first. Existing workflows, existing systems, existing data, existing dashboards — now with intelligence…
Etsy Is In Its Flop Era, and Sellers Are Fleeing
Once a quirky bastion of amateur vulva jewelry and pet portraits, Etsy is now deluged with mass-produced goods and AI knockoffs. Some customers don’t seem to mind.
Lettuce lovers are confused and afraid
Five salad lovers told Business Insider about their strategies as cyclospora spreads, from avoiding iceberg to cutting fresh produce entirely.
Indian Oil Corp cancels Iraq oil lifting amid attacks, sources say - Reuters
Indian Oil Corp cancels Iraq oil lifting amid attacks, sources say Reuters
Virtual power plants rise to tackle data center challenge - Reuters
Virtual power plants rise to tackle data center challenge Reuters
Granules India's first-quarter profit surges as margins improve - Reuters
Granules India's first-quarter profit surges as margins improve Reuters
Erin Brockovich's crusade against data centers is going crowd-sourced
The environmental activist said there is a lack of transparency in the country's data center construction.
Japan has a word for how we treat working mothers
Shoko Kawata just became the first mayor in Japan’s history to stay in office while becoming a mother. She arranged for a deputy to cover her maternity leave, without resigning and without apologizing. That was enough…
First came Zyn. Then came pouches for everything.
Zyns revolutionized nicotine intake, and now Americans are obsessed with putting pouches in their mouths for everything.
AI could trigger a layoff trap that even smart CEOs can't escape
A Wharton research paper says that AI-driven layoffs could reduce consumer demand so much that companies relying on revenue could also collapse.
Why South Korea's stock market is driving wild Wall Street swings
Once dismissed as a market trading at a discount to its global peers, South Korea has become a focal point for investors.
Canada's Horizon signs letter of intent to sell up to 100 hybrid-electric aircraft worth $600 million - Reuters
Canada's Horizon signs letter of intent to sell up to 100 hybrid-electric aircraft worth $600 million Reuters
Euro zone banks tighten credit access on war fears - Reuters
Euro zone banks tighten credit access on war fears Reuters
Investors see pollution plan silver lining in EU carbon overhaul - Reuters
Investors see pollution plan silver lining in EU carbon overhaul Reuters
Want to live longer? Research reveals the top cardiac risk factor (and it’s not smoking)
Want to predict how long you’ll live ? Knowing is impossible, but there are simple research-backed tests—tests you can do for free, at home—that provide indications. For example: You can do the sit-rise test . You can…
How to convince your boss to let you take a sabbatical
If you’re feeling burned out right now, you’re not alone: In a DHR Global survey of corporate professionals, 83% reported some degree of burnout. AI isn’t helping . A sabbatical can make a difference—though it’s still…
UK weapons maker stocks rise after former defence secretary appointed finance minister - Reuters
UK weapons maker stocks rise after former defence secretary appointed finance minister Reuters
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