Apple is working on a foldable iPad and iPhone, reports say
Apple is working towards 2028 as a release date for its foldable iPad, Bloomberg’s Mark Gurman reported.
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After the Skydance-Paramount merger and Comcast spinoff, these are the media deals industry insiders think could be next
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Meet the CEO trying to turn around Air India, the 92-year-old airline with a pile of problems
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I’m a retiree who assembles furniture on Taskrabbit to avoid draining my retirement fund. At 79, I also like having structure and meeting new people.
Dan Weiss was only retired for six months before he realized he needed structure. He made $47,000 on Taskrabbit last year building furniture.
I moved to Bengaluru, India, to launch my startup but left after 16 months. It’s not comparable to Silicon Valley.
Dhruv Suyamprakasam moved to Bengaluru twice to develop his startup, but didn’t stay. He said it has perks, but is not comparable to Silicon Valley.
I got my first Christmas tree at 42. I might never take it down.
I’m Jewish and my wife isn’t. Our family of four got our first Christmas tree this year and I love it so much that we leave it on day and night.
Chipotle’s new CEO is trying to keep robots out of your burrito assembly line
Scott Boatwright said human interaction is key to the business. This comes as the chain has been criticized for delivering inconsistent portions.
Cloud security startup Wiz turned down a Google takeover. Now, it plans to ride the AI boom to an IPO.
Raaz Herzberg, CMO and VP of product strategy at Wiz, details the startup’s roadmap to an IPO after it turned down a $23 billion takeover offer.
The weirdest job in AI: defending robot rights
Anthropic is tending to the "welfare" of AI bots — before they grow up and turn on us