CEOs and companies are breaking out their wallets for Trump, from Sam Altman to Jeff Bezos and Mark Zuckerberg
The latest trend among business leaders? Cutting a $1 million check to Donald Trump’s inauguration fund.
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The future of neuroscience could be wireless
Wireless brain implants are transforming research on the human brain and enabling more personalized treatment for users.
14 positive things that happened on Friday the 13th
December 13 falls on Friday this year. Even though you may think Friday the 13th is cursed, some great things have happened on this date.
‘The Kings of Tupelo’ explains a wild attempt to kill Obama. Here is where the would-be assassin is now.
Netflix’s "The Kings of Tupelo" explains why James Everett Duchtske tried to assassinate Barack Obama with ricin letters in 2013.
Shutterstock earned over $100 million in revenue thanks in part to its AI-powered image-generator tool
This licensed-digital-content company created an AI tool to generate images using its photo library. It’s now pursuing new gen-AI features for video.
Costco’s most expensive cruise sale this year was a $293K trip around the world. It came with a $25K store gift card.
Costco said it booked a 150-day cruise for two travelers out of Fort Lauderdale, Florida, that made stops at the Galápagos and Easter Islands.
Why the NYC Ballet spends nearly $1 million a year on pointe shoes
New York City Ballet dancers go through about 7,000 pairs of pointe shoes a year. That’s because traditional ones break down after only a few wears.
I spent $150 at one of the best steakhouses in Atlanta. If it had locations up north, I’d eat there for every anniversary.
Some consider Cuts to be one of the best steakhouses in Atlanta. A few of the Southern sides let me down, but the steak and service were great.
A new CFPB rule could lower overdraft fees to just $5 — here’s what that could mean for checking account customers
The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau just published a final rule that could cap overdraft fees at $5. Find out what that could mean for you.
A European nation cut ties with Gazprom, saying it won’t be ‘blackmailed’ by Russia
OMV’s decision to cut ties with Gazprom is a historic break with Russian gas supplies, and stems from a long-running contract dispute.