Forget ‘biological age’ tests — longevity experts are using an $800 under-the-radar blood test to measure aging in real-time
A single vial of blood could help tell you which drugs to take, foods to eat, and more.
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I’ve held leadership roles at Google and Facebook. Here are the top skills I’d urge the next generation to focus on — none of them are technical.
Jennifer Dulski, a former leader at Google and Facebook, told BI that soft skills, instead of technical ones, are the real needle movers to a career.
Trump’s AI czar says UBI-style cash payments are ‘not going to happen’
Trump’s AI czar, David Sacks, called federal basic income-style payments a "fantasy."
Meet the ‘reclusive’ tech billionaire making an audacious bid to buy TikTok
AppLovin is in the mix to buy TikTok and save it from a US ban, which would thrust its founder, Adam Foroughi, into the spotlight.
‘SF, we’re coming for you:’ We went to NYC Tech Week, where everyone is saying the city is the land of opportunity
NYC Tech Week showcased New York’s rise as a hot spot for AI and deep tech startups competing with San Francisco’s tech industry.
Meet the 0.4% of students who made it into Citadel’s 2025 summer intern program — the firm’s lowest acceptance rate yet
Hedge fund Citadel and its sister market-making firm saw a record number of applications for its 2025 intern class. Here’s who made the cut.
Leaked Microsoft org chart shows the team Jay Parikh assembled to lead CoreAI, full of fellow ex-Meta execs
Parikh’s team includes some of his former Meta colleagues, plus longtime Microsoft executives.
10 American inventions that helped win D-Day
Learn how American inventions that helped the Allies invade Normandy on D-Day gave way to equipment being used decades later in modern combat.
I work for an estate planning company. Here’s how I talk to my daughter in a non-morbid way about what happens if I die.
Casey Cohen, the CMO of The Estate Registry, started talking to his daughter about his estate plan when she was still in elementary school.
Dropbox CEO Drew Houston says mandating a return to office is ‘like trying to force people back into malls and movie theaters’
"We can be a lot less dumb than forcing people back into a car three days a week," the Dropbox CEO said on a Fortune podcast.