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  • One office worker puts her hand on the shoulder of another, consoling her.Success

    ‘Hushed hybrid’: Even as RTO mandates grow, workers still aren’t fully showing up to the office—a sign managers are too burnt out to enforce policies

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  • Photo of Mark Carney (right) with Donald TrumpFinance

    Despite snubbing U.S. tourism and boycotting American goods, Canadians are pouring more into U.S. stocks than they have in over 35 years

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  • A doctor in an operating room looks at a laptop. Other doctors are gathered in the background.Tech

    Doctors who used AI assistance in procedures became 20% worse at spotting abnormalities on their own, study finds, raising concern about overreliance

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  • Mark Zuckerberg, wearing a black shirt and chain, looks to his right.Tech

    Elon Musk tried to court Mark Zuckerberg to help him finance xAI’s attempted $97 billion OpenAI takeover, court filing shows

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  • Passengers line seats in a large aircraft.Law

    Airline customers are suing Delta and United, claiming millions of travelers paid extra for window seats only to be seated next to windowless walls

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  • A woman sits at a red table outside and looks at a man sitting across from her.Economy

    Beyond snubbing Tinder, Bumble, and casual flings, more than half of Gen Z is spending $0 monthly on dating, BofA finds

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  • A man wearing all white polishes a red car in a bright tunnel.Global

    Car buyers have to pay extra to unlock horsepower on Volkswagen vehicles—an ‘uphill battle’ subscription model that has drawn the ire of customers

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  • A woman sitting in an office looks to the side, disappointed.Success

    Workers are ‘job hugging’ in a stagnant labor market, but growing resentment means they could bail as soon as the next Great Resignation comes

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  • Geoffrey Hinton standing in front of a white and grey background.AI

    ‘Godfather of AI’ says tech companies aren’t concerned with the AI endgame. They’re focused on short-term profits instead

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  • Geoffrey Hinton, stands on stage with a microphone headset. He is in front of a magenta screen.AI

    ‘Godfather of AI’ says tech companies should imbue AI models with ‘maternal instincts’ to counter the technology’s goal to ‘get more control’

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  • President of the Swiss Confederation, Karin Keller-Sutter (R) and Swiss Economy Minister Guy ParmelinPolitics

    Switzerland warns its companies that no, they can’t dodge Trump’s tariffs by routing goods through the tiny neighboring country of Liechtenstein

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  • DEARBORN, MI – MAY 19: Jim Farley, CEO of Ford Motor Company, poses with the new all-electric F-150 Lightning performance truck at its reveal at Ford World Headquarters on May 19, 2021 in Dearborn, Michigan. The truck will be built at the all-new Ford Rouge Electric Vehicle Center in Dearborn starting in the Spring of 2022. (Photo by Bill Pugliano/Getty Images)Retail

    Ford’s $5 billion bet on the ‘Model T’ of EVs could cost the company ‘billions’ more if it fails, analysts warn—mounting losses from its Model E woes

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  • A group of young people fill tables and seats of a Starbucks cafeRetail

    Starbucks asks customers in South Korea to stop bringing printers and desktop computers into stores as workers transform cafés into remote offices

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  • Elon Musk and Donald Trump look at each other while standing in front of a Cybertruck in the White House driveway.Tech

    Air Force bid for Tesla Cybertrucks in target practice symbolizes the ‘evolving’ relationship between the Pentagon and Big Tech, expert says

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  • A boy sits at a cluttered desk with headphones on, looking at an iPad.Retail

    Gen Alpha has surpassed $100 billion in spending power from side hustles and bankrolling parents—and Roblox and Nike are among the big winners

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