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CEO Fired After Posting 'Lake America' Sweatshirt Photos Online
A CEO lost her job after posting AI-edited 'Lake America' sweatshirt photos on Facebook on September 11th.
business · Cointelegraph
Hack VC's Hsin-Ju Chuang Found Dead at 37 in Crypto World Loss
Hsin-Ju Chuang, a prominent crypto executive and Dystopia Labs founder, has died at 37. She held senior roles at Stellar, Solana, and Hack VC.
business · US Top News and Analysis
McDonald's Launches Ad Network Following Walmart and Amazon
McDonald's is building its own media network, joining retail giants Amazon and Walmart in the booming advertising business.
business · US Top News and Analysis
McDonald's Launches Ad Network, Joins Walmart and Amazon
McDonald's is building its own media network, entering the retail media space alongside Amazon and Walmart.
business · Yahoo
Apple's New CEO Faces Pressure to Ditch China Chip Deal
Washington is leaning on John Ternus to scrap a memory chip deal Tim Cook fought hard to keep, right as iPhone pricing hangs in the balance.
business · US Top News and Analysis
Newark and Philadelphia Flight Delays Ease After FAA System Failure
Disruptions at Newark and Philadelphia airports dropped sharply Tuesday after Monday's FAA data system failure and backup cable damage triggered widespread delays.
business · US Top News and Analysis
GM Bets on V-8 Power as Truck Wars With Ford and Ram Heat Up
GM is doubling down on V-8 engines for its pickup trucks as EV sales disappoint and competition with Ford and Ram intensifies.
business · US Top News and Analysis
Chelsea FC Owners Walter and Boehly Sell Stakes to Clearlake
Mark Walter and Todd Boehly are offloading Chelsea FC stakes to Clearlake Capital amid federal probes into Walter's insurance firms.
business · US Top News and Analysis
Nvidia's Huang Breaks With Anthropic, OpenAI Chiefs on AI Safety
Jensen Huang publicly diverges from Anthropic and OpenAI CEOs on AI safety, days after Dario Amodei called for slower model development.
business · US Top News and Analysis
Microsoft Draws Hard Lines on Future AI Model Development
Microsoft is setting limits on frontier AI models as it scales up work with Anthropic and OpenAI. Here's what it means for the AI race.
business · Yahoo Finance
Starbucks Plans $1B Store Overhaul — Can Margins Hold Up?
Starbucks is betting $1 billion on cozier stores, but investors want to know if the vibe upgrade pays off.
business · CNBC
J&J's Ottava Robot Takes Aim at Lucrative Surgery Market
Johnson & Johnson is betting its new Ottava surgical robot can carve out a major share of the booming robotic surgery market.
business · US Top News and Analysis
UAE Commits $46 Billion to Germany, Targeting Data Centers
The UAE is pouring $46.4 billion into Germany, with data center infrastructure leading the charge in a massive cross-border deal.
business · US Top News and Analysis
NYC's 'Baklava Guy' Turns Viral Stunt Into $20K/Month Business
A 30-year-old New Yorker started giving away Turkish pastries as a joke. Now Good Baklava pulls $20K a month.
business · US Top News and Analysis
Artist Collects 350+ Anonymous AI Confessions From Real Users
Olivia Tai's 'What We Tell AI' project surfaces raw, anonymous truths about how people actually use artificial intelligence daily.