CHART: Big Tech is going wild on AI spending next year and beyond
Capex by Amazon, Google, Meta, and Microsoft is rising to eye-watering levels next year and beyond, fueled by the generative AI boom
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How to add Apple’s election results tracker to your iPhone lockscreen
For the very online looking to stay dialed into election results, Apple makes it easy to track developments from your iPhone lockscreen.
Behind the Warner Bros. Discovery-Paramount deal that never was
David Zaslav wanted to run Paramount. David Ellison is getting it instead. We now know a lot of the backstory on how that happened.
My sister and I ate at the Trump Grill for the first time. Our $120 meal was a decent deal, but the food felt forgettable.
My sister and I spent $120 at the Trump Grill. The meal, which included the New York burger and Brooklyn blackout cake, was good but not that great.
I ran my first marathon. Here are 6 things I did that set me up for success, and 1 that nearly sabotaged me.
I ran the 2024 NYC Marathon as my first marathon ever. Strength training helped but caffeine proved to be a problem.
I ditched my car and hopped on a train to the Grand Canyon. Getting there took twice as long, but the $80 ride was worth it.
Business Insider’s reporter could’ve spent an hour driving to the Grand Canyon. Instead, she took a two-hour train ride to the national park.
Higher taxes for cheaper childcare? 3 localities are voting on it and we want to hear from you.
Counties in California, Texas, and Minnesota will vote on tax hikes for childcare. We want to hear from you.
Apple is reportedly doing market research into smart glasses after Meta’s ‘Orion’ demo made waves
Apple is looking into the smart glasses market after Meta’s successful Orion demo, Bloomberg reported.
Workers in 4 states are up for a raise. This map shows the minimum wage in every state.
Most states’ minimum wages are above the federal level of $7.25. Some are voting to hike pay even more.
North Korea likes to stir up trouble around US elections, and this time around, it’s been at it with missiles
North Korea’s missile and military activity spikes around US elections, research going back decades shows.