I attended LlamaCon, Meta’s first event for AI developers. It was ‘kinda mid.’
Meta’s LlamaCon 2025 showcased AI ambitions and gained Wall Street’s praise, but developers found it lacking compared to competitors.
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I drove a $65,000 Cadillac CT5 to see how it stacks up against rivals from BMW and Mercedes
I drove the updated 2025 Cadillac CT5-V compact sports sedan and was impressed by its great handling, aggressive looks, and advanced tech content.
From Paul Weiss to DLA Piper, 5 lawyers share how they’re using AI at work
Lawyers from Big Law to solo practices are cautiously testing AI for specific tasks to trim some time from routine steps.
Fanatics is launching a casino app as it pushes beyond sports. Here’s its plan to fight rivals in a cutthroat market.
Sports merch giant Fanatics is considered a challenger to gambling giants DraftKings and FanDuel in the market.
My kids began thinking about student loans in high school. I’m proud of their decisions to try to avoid crippling debt.
I was worried about financially helping my four kids through college. Thankfully, they were ahead of me, planning ways to keep college costs low.
Germany’s far-right AfD party officially classified as ‘extremist’ organisation
Germany’s spy agency has officially classified the far-right Alternative for Germany (AfD) party as an “extremist” organisation.
Brussels floats solution to Trump – FT
The EU is ready raise imports of US goods by $56 billion to address the issue of trade imbalance, a trade chief Maros Sefcovic told FT Read Full Article at RT.com
‘Slow and steady’: How a couple retired early by buying one rental property a year with 5% down payments
"All we wanted was one deal a year — it wasn’t like we were looking for 10 — so it was easy."
The best and worst jobs for entry-level professionals
Hardware engineers, certified nursing assistants, and safety representatives are among the best entry-level positions, per WalletHub’s new ranking.
Servers share their top strategies for getting gratuity amid a tipping backlash
Workers at bars and restaurants share the strategies they’re using to get big tips as some Americans cut back on gratuity spending.