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“When you can’t explain the answer to a question, even by way of your agent, you’ve ceded ownership,” Claude Code engineer Addy Osmani wrote.
More than a third of the incoming Senate will be responsible for reforming Social Security — or letting its funding run out.
Alicia Levine, of BNY’s wealth management business, said markets have not priced in the possibility of the war in Iran lasting for a long time.
Dubai’s flagship carrier posted a sharp drop in first-half profit after the Iran war disrupted flight routes and pushed up the price of jet fuel.
JetBlue has raised its checked baggage fees for the second time this year, making it more expensive for travelers to check luggage just as the busy holiday travel season gets...
Editorial, Washington Post Vice President JD Vance posted 617 words to X on Wednesday explaining the Republican midterms wipeout….
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Over a year after Richard Simmons’ death, the fitness guru’s longtime home has sold to a buyer drawn to its rich history.
A New Jersey ticket matched all six Powerball numbers to claim the $847 million jackpot on Wednesday, but the winner’s identity remains a mystery.
Shahid Islam, RCM In The Affluent Society (1958), John Kenneth Galbraith challenged the assumption that businesses merely satisfy independently…
Bosses are fed up with your grammatically perfect, needlessly verbose memos.
The Democratic sweep of the midterms could bring a crackdown on Wall Street as lefty leaders set their sights on a range of targets – from crypto and prediction markets...
Defense contractor Lockheed Martin has agreed to pay $29.5 million to settle claims by President Donald Trump’s administration that it discriminated against white workers.
Europe’s largest steelmaker booked a 34% surge in earnings before interest, taxes, depreciation and amortization over the third quarter of the year.
A fatal crash in Florida has highlighted the difference in regulations of charter jet operators from airlines.
Noah Smith, Noahpinion Normies exist, and there’s only so far you can push them before they get mad.
John Tamny, RealClear Too bad Kamala Harris didn’t beat Donald Trump in 2024. Except Republicans will protest that Harris would have been much worse than Trump. Impossible. …
While it’s not yet clear what kind of product the smartphone startup is cooking up, Nothing’s CEO said the product is designed to leverage AI for productivity gains.
Toyota Motor on Thursday saw an odd combination of a powerful stock-market gain after lowering its annual sales forecast.
Deutsche Telekom raised its outlook based on higher expectations for its T-Mobile US business and said it plans to raise its 2026 dividend.
The endowment will fund a two-year fellowship at UNLV as Nevada ranks 49th nationally in rheumatologist availability.
The Treasury Department has sanctioned an Indian couple accused of helping Iran evade international restrictions on its oil trade by providing Tehran with bogus registrations for its shadow fleet of...
AppLovin’s stock is popping after “clearly positive” earnings results.
Joachim Klement, Klement on Investing It has become a trope to say that there is no equity investment culture in continental Europe (at least nowhere near what we see in...
Slate hasn’t told customers when it’s going to start building production models, but its tire supplier just revealed the start date.
Americans are still buying plenty of stuff for the holidays, but they’re getting more of it online. That calls for a shift in staffing.
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AI industry PACs spent millions influencing the 2026 midterms, with mixed results. Political groups are already looking toward the next election cycle.
Diana Thomas & Randy Simmons, RCM In 1989 The Economist described a Soviet bus factory whose workers took sledgehammers to newly…
Shares fell more than 16% after the arms maker said it expected sales of roughly $14.82 billion in 2026, below a prior guidance range of between $15.39 billion and $15.95...
