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What happens when the people building the AIs are replaced by robots?
There’s no doubt we are witnessing a quiet shift in labor: artificial intelligence is no longer confined to experimental labs or consumer chatbots, it is now eroding the foundation of…
Laid off from tech? Try building an AI-powered business
The latest wave of tech layoffs doesn’t have to be a step backward—it can be a launchpad. If you’ve spent years shipping products, debugging systems, and partnering with go-to-market…
See The "Only Murders In The Building" Stars In Their First Roles
'Only Murders In The Building' Cast Vs. Their First Roles Everyone's favorite true crime podcasters are back! Season 5 of Only Murders in the Building premiered this month on Hulu, and…
Mapletree Investments offloads Melbourne office building for over A$90 million, at steep discount
The price tag is almost 38% lower than its original purchase price of A$145 million in 2017 Temasek-owned real estate group Mapletree Investments has divested a Grade A office building in…
What it was like to be building an offshore wind farm as Trump shut it down
For the last 17 months, Antonio Gianfrancesco has been working on the Revolution Wind project off the coast of Rhode Island—a sprawling wind farm that was designed to have 65 turbines and…
CEO Talks: How French Fashion Brand Iro Is Building on Its ‘Year of Transformation’
PARIS — French fashion brand Iro has streamlined operations and bolstered its executive ranks as it revamps its collections amid ongoing turbulence in the accessible luxury segment. Isolde…
You'll Never Look at 'Only Murders in the Building' the Same Way Again After This Season 5 Episode
Editor's note: The below contains spoilers for Only Murders in the Building Season 5 Episodes 1-3. Only Murders in the Building is back for Season 5, and, despite the show’s age, the…
LISTEN: Fifth Season Chiefs on ‘Severance,’ Emmys and Building an Indie Studio; A Bold Proposal for the Next Emmy Awards TV Contract
It felt like a moment from “Severance.” That’s how Fifth Season co-CEOs Chris Rice and Graham Taylor described waking up in July to the news that the company’s Apple TV+ drama was top of…
What women’s soccer fans can teach brands about building loyalty
I’ve lived in the United States long enough to call it soccer now—but where I come from, it’s most definitely football, and it is life. I grew up 20 minutes from Dens Park, home to…
‘Only Murders in the Building’ Boss on the Doormen, Mobsters and Billionaires Who Run New York in Season 5 Premiere
SPOILER ALERT: This story contains spoilers for the first three episodes of “Only Murders in the Building” Season 5. “Only Murders” is headed “back to its roots,” as showrunner John…
Disney Entertainment TV Launches Video Podcast Slate, Starting With ‘Only Murders in the Building’ Companion Show (EXCLUSIVE)
Hulu’s “Only Murders in the Building,” a series about podcasters, is about to get an official one of its own. Disney Entertainment Television is embarking on a major push in the video…
Lincoln Center Theater’s New Artistic Director Lear deBessonet Talks Building ‘Impossible Communities’
For Lear deBessonet, theater has always been about community — and it’s a value she’s bringing with her as she steps into the role of artistic director of Manhattan’s venerable Lincoln…
Building the AI-enabled enterprise of the future
“This is one of those inflection points where I don’t think anybody really has a full view of the significance of the change this is going to have on not just companies but society as a…
Beyond bill payments, AXS’ plans for the future include building a payment ecosystem
Since its inception in 2000, AXS has been synonymous with its eponymous kiosks that facilitate online bill payments. Now, it wants to build on its digital capabilities and develop a…
Transcript: “We Can Prevail” over Trump By Building a Broad Coalition
Mitchell: No, no. In most urban areas you have to pretty wealthy to live the lifestyle that most people think of as the regular middle-class lifestyle. So even people in New York City and…
“We Can Prevail” Over Trump By Building a Big, Broad Coalition
Americans frustrated with President Trump’s actions need to work collectively and locally, says Maurice Mitchell, national director of the Working Family Parties. In the latest edition of…
Tech billionaires are building their own private cities. Here’s who’s doing what where
Having $1 billion isn’t enough these days. To be seen among the richest of the rich, you now need your own private sanctuary. For some, that means a sprawling compound. Increasingly,…
7 things I learned when I started building for the real user
Product strategy is often shaped by people who don’t use the product. According to the 2025 State of Product Management Report, 31% of product professionals say their roadmap is driven…
Lowe’s is acquiring Foundation Building Materials in a deal worth nearly $8.8 billion
Lowe’s is buying Foundation Building Materials, a distributor of drywall, insulation and other products, for approximately $8.8 billion as the home improvement retailer intensifies its…
Building the Connectivity Backbone for Singapore's Drone Future
Drones have become an integral part of air mobility in Singapore. Despite strict regulations set by the Civil Aviation Authority of Singapore (CAAS), drone operations are redefining…
How Huckberry is building its brand one YouTube show at a time
When Nova Scotia-based pro surfer and entrepreneur Dean Petty wanted to fix up his dad’s 2002 Toyota Tacoma, he didn’t simply take it to a mechanic. Instead, he went to see the folks at…
Following Her Own Cancer Diagnosis, Beauty Veteran Carly Guerra Is Building a Breast Care Brand
Following a breast cancer diagnosis in May 2022, beauty industry veteran Carly Guerra began scouring the internet for supportive topical products and was disappointed with her findings.…
Here’s what nobody tells you about building an innovative culture—not everyone will thrive in it. (And that’s okay.)
Years ago, we had a manager named Ania running one of our publishing operations. She was well-liked, diligent, and responsible. Still, we felt the business needed a more creative spark, so…