It’s Elon Musk’s last official day in DC. Here are some of the most notable reactions to his DOGE exit.
Elon Musk is leaving DC. People across the world of business and politics reflected on his time at DOGE and reacted to his exit.
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Drones in Ukraine show the way Western militaries are run is ‘outdated,’ UK warns
The rapidly evolving drone technology on display in Ukraine shows the Western way of slow procurement isn’t enough, the UK armed forces minister said.
I’m Expedia’s marketing chief. Here’s how we’re preparing for a future when people use AI to plan their vacations.
Jochen Koedijk, Expedia Group’s chief marketing officer, wants the travel brand to be a first mover in AI.
Brian Chesky reveals what he learned from a brutal early rejection email
The Airbnb co-founder and CEO said the early email serves as an important reminder for founders.
I’m an American living in Mexico. Since Trump’s election, I’ve been met with more curiosity and confusion.
American travel writer Meagan Drillinger has lived in Mexico for several years and works remotely from a small coastal town.
Photos of the first supermarkets show how much grocery shopping has changed in a century
The first grocery stores appeared in the 1920s and ’30s. Large and full of products, they changed how Americans shopped for groceries.
4 mistakes to stop making on a plane, according to an etiquette coach
The etiquette coach advises against bringing smelly food on the plane, rushing to get off the flight, and shooting parents dirty looks.
Bath & Body Works is ready to go international after a bruising year saw its stock fall 40%
The home fragrance retailer reported a strong quarter after a troubling year, with its stock down 40% year-on-year and removal from the S&P 500.
Southwest CEO says changes like charging for seat bookings and checked bags will make it over $4 billion next year
Southwest CEO Bob Jordan said changes like scrapping its signature policies of unassigned seating and "Two bags fly free" will make billions.
This YC-backed startup wants to speed up US visa applications with AI. Read the pitch deck it used to raise $2.7 million.
Gale just raised $2.7 million to speed up US work visa filings with AI. See the pitch deck that convinced Axiom Partners and Y Combinator to invest.