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IBM gets sucked into the AI-powered memory chip vortex
IBM's warning shows how AI infrastructure and cybersecurity spending are reshaping technology budgets.
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Mark Cuban says AI can expose where employers are getting 'ripped off' by health insurers
Mark Cuban said companies should run their healthcare bills through an AI bot to uncover hidden costs.
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12h ago
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The AI trade's pecking order just got clearer after IBM's disastrous earnings
The tech sector's recent winners are the suppliers of critical AI-buildout components, at the expense of software.
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Chamath Palihapitiya says CFOs could be in for a tokenmaxxing shock during company earnings
AI spending ballooned as companies pushed workers to use more tokens. Chamath Palihapitiya says CFOs may soon feel the hangover.
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This startup is betting job seekers will pay to land a job
Refer is an AI recruiter where job seekers, not employers, pay after landing a job. The startup recently raised $7.5 million.
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6 easy and delicious Ina Garten dishes you need to make this summer
Ina Garten has so many delicious recipes that are perfect for summer, from her Greek panzanella salad to her bake-free mocha chocolate icebox cake.
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'Big Short' star Michael Burry says buying a home is rarely a good investment — but may still be worth it
Michael Burry wrote on his Substack that housing has "lagged the S&P 500 badly" over the past 25 years despite prices surging in that period.
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The best natural cat litters
After testing 24 natural cat litters over 5 years with several cats, we found the best formulas for low dust, strong clumping, and odor control.
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How a glove factory in Pakistan keeps up with World Cup demand
From cutting and stitching to custom fitting, Matrix Sports manufactures half a million gloves each year for one of football's crucial positions.
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Jensen Huang still steps in to settle internal fights over Nvidia's scarce AI chips, executive says
The AI giant's automotive boss says teams compete weekly for computing power as demand continues to outstrip supply.
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PayPal stock surges 15% on report of a $53 billion takeover offer from Stripe and Advent
PayPal shares soar as Stripe and Advent International reportedly propose a $53 billion acquisition, marking a major M&A offer in the payments sector.
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26h ago
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IBM stock plunges 25% in its worst day ever after Q2 earnings warning
"This quarter we faltered," IBM CEO Arvind Krishna said in a letter to investors released Tuesday after worse than expected quarterly results
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Corporate earnings face a high bar, but BofA says 3 things suggest the party will keep going for investors
Bank of America doesn't see any signs that earnings strength will wane this season, even after blowout Q1 results helped boost stocks last quarter.
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27h ago
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Meta used AI workplace tools to target employees on medical leave, lawsuit alleges
Meta faces a lawsuit from 26 employees alleging AI systems unfairly targeted them for layoffs for taking medical leave.
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29h ago
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The most iconic ice cream shop in every state
From historic soda shops to country creameries, these are the most beloved ice cream shops in every state.
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Flock is falling out of favor with police departments
LAPD will not renewed its agreement with Flock Safety, citing concerns over "civil liberty" and a lack of clarity over terms regarding privacy.