Kevin Warsh's Fed Hearing: Can He Talk Lower Rates Without Looking Like Trump's Puppet?
Fed chair nominee Kevin Warsh faces the Senate on Tuesday. The real test: balancing Trump's rate-cut demands with Fed independence.
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Apple's New CEO Bet: Can Hardware Vision Save It From the iPhone Trap?
John Ternus takes over as Apple CEO. But can a hardware engineer break Apple out of its innovation crisis?
Apple's Big Bet on John Ternus: Can He Navigate the AI Storm?
Tim Cook passes the torch after 13 years. But the new CEO inherits a company facing AI pressure, geopolitical chaos, and a design void.
Uber's $5,000 Verdict Shows How Much Juries Are Really Willing to Award in Assault Cases
A North Carolina jury ordered Uber to pay $5,000 in a sexual assault case. Here's what it means for thousands of pending lawsuits.
How a Doctor Turned Healthcare Hiring Upside Down
Dr. Iman Abuzeid built a $1.65B platform that flips the script on nurse recruitment, letting workers reject bad jobs instead of begging for them.
Why Great Housing Technology Keeps Failing to Reach Homebuyers
Proptech keeps reinventing itself, but homebuyers still use the same old process. The problem isn't the technology—it's how it gets distributed.
OpenAI's Acquisitions Reveal Real Panic About Anthropic's Rise
Two small deals expose OpenAI's existential concerns: enterprise competition and a badly damaged public image.
When Your Parent's Nostalgia Becomes Your Business
A vintage seller discovers her father's McDonald's collection and learns why millennials can't resist the past.
How to Watch WrestleMania 2026 Live From Anywhere (Without Breaking the Bank)
WrestleMania hits Las Vegas this weekend. Here's your complete guide to streaming the action, whether you're in the US or abroad.
Ballet Sneakers Are Having a Moment, and They're Actually Comfortable
The hybrid sneaker trend is sticking around. Here's what we learned testing the most popular pairs.
Trump's Iran Gambit: Threats, Nukes, and the Strait of Hormuz Standoff
As U.S. negotiators head to Pakistan, Trump threatens to destroy Iran's infrastructure while energy markets hold their breath over the world's most critical chokepoint.
Iran's Strait of Hormuz Power Play: A Dangerous Game of Energy Brinkmanship
Iran closes the Strait of Hormuz again, threatening global oil supplies and derailing fragile peace talks with the Trump administration.
