‘You should never bet against Elon’: Peter Thiel says Musk understands risk-taking completely differently from other people
From the outside, Musk’s approach seems to be a "high-wire, crazy, risk-taking act," Thiel told Piers Morgan.
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Boeing is spending $1 billion to expand a plant that builds the 787 as it seeks to boost production
Boeing has faced huge losses, regulatory scrutiny, and a change of CEO in 2024 following January’s Alaska Airlines blowout.
As a professional declutterer, here are my 3 tips for purging holiday decorations
A good time to start purging is when you are setting up decorations instead of taking them down. If there’s something that you hate, toss it.
Colon cancer diagnoses in young people are soaring out of control in 27 countries
A chart shows where colon cancer rates for people under age 50 are going up, especially in rich nations.
Elon Musk attacks SEC as he shares a letter saying it is probing Neuralink
Elon Musk’s brain-chip implant startup Neuralink faces a new SEC probe, according to a letter from his lawyer he posted on X.
6 signs you may be up for a promotion, according to an HR executive with 36 years of experience
An HR veteran with 36 years of experience shares things to look out for that might suggest you’re up for a promotion at work.
A Southwest Airlines plane narrowly avoided a collision when it landed on a runway that already had a plane on it
A Southwest Airlines Boeing 737 was cleared to land on a Long Beach runway which was occupied by another plane — but slowed down in time to taxi away.
We took our baby on a 2-week European vacation. People told us it was a bad idea, but it was one of our best trips.
We took our baby with us to Ireland, the UK, and France. Calling hotels ahead and investing in a quality stroller made the trip easy.
Here are the deals the ‘AI arms race’ could drive in 2025, according to 4 bankers from Goldman Sachs, BofA, and Axom Partners
How is Wall Street gearing up for the AI dealmaking gold rush? By focusing on infrastructure and data companies selling AI pickaxes and shovels.
EvenUp’s valuation soared past $1 billion on the potential of its AI. The startup has relied on humans to do much of the work, former employees say.
Former staffers told BI they witnessed numerous problems with EvenUp’s AI, including missed injuries and hallucinated medical conditions.