- August 6, 2024
Here’s who left OpenAI in latest leadership shakeup
Two high-level executives left OpenAI and its president temporarily stepped away in the latest leadership shakeup for a startup that has slowly shed its original
Stock market crash: Bill Gross says don’t buy the dip
“Bond King” Bill Gross offered a bearish view of the stock market, just as the “Oracle of Omaha” Warren Buffett also signaled less optimism. In
Lululemon pulls yoga pants after complaints of a “long butt”
It’s not you, it’s the leggings. And even Lululemon knows it. The athleisure brand made an almost $100 dollar pair of leggings that allegedly flattened
Housing market crisis: $1 million starter homes more common
The housing market’s affordability crisis keeps setting dubious milestones, and that latest one adds to the woes that first-time homebuyers are facing. According to a
Chipotle CEO says ‘generous portions’ will become standard
Chipotle’s CEO said the chain is making “generous portions” the standard after a wave of social-media criticism targeted its supposedly small portion sizes. The company’s
The top Democrats who have not endorsed Kamala Harris all have one thing in common
About half an hour after President Joe Biden withdrew from the presidential race Sunday, he and several top Democrats rushed to endorse his vice president,
Your flight was canceled thanks to the CrowdStrike and Microsoft outage—now what?
Air travelers became the face of the widespread technology outage Friday as they posted pictures on social media of crowds of people stranded at airports in Europe
Early Tesla and Amazon investor says Nvidia will reach $50 trillion market cap
Nvidia’s rise has been astronomical—it’s grown its market capitalization from $1.1 trillion to $3.1 trillion in the past 12 months—and a tech investor who predicted
Janet Yellen is a fan of ‘Diners, Drive-ins and Dives’ and visiting restaurants to go beyond economic data
Janet Yellen has been at the pinnacle of economic policymaking for decades, having previously served as Federal Reserve chief, San Francisco Fed president, and chair
Jerome Powell is suddenly bearish on the jobs market and it’s a welcome sign for Wall Street
Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell on Wednesday reinforced a message that the Fed is paying growing attention to a slowing job market and not only