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The Strait of Hormuz has been weaponized before. A look at past disruptions to the critical oil waterway

Maryam Banikarim on career chaos, C-suite pressure, and betting on yourself

Alibaba stock is falling as it spends heavily on AI. CEO Eddie Wu insists the tech will be its main growth driver

Will Trump deploy U.S. troops to Iran to seize uranium?

Trailers for trailers? Movie studios in the TikTok era are competing for 1 second of your precious attention

Carvana stock split: Date, timeline, and what the historic proposal means for investors in 2026

The price of crude is nearly $115 a barrel following Iran’s strikes on these key Gulf energy facilities

How to grow at work when your manager won’t give you feedback

Tubi CEO Anjali Sud is taking over TV by making ‘niche’ the new core

There’s a better way to use the electric grid—and cut power bills

Polymarket and Kalshi are suddenly in the government’s crosshairs

The miracle of PowerToys, Microsoft’s last great Windows app

Don’t blame Nike for Kash Patel’s ugly sneakers

This new documentary turns AI anxiety into something more personal

Why an AI-augmented workforce will still need you

The PC era is dying. Welcome to the collective computer era

Meet the jurors for the 2026 Innovation by Design Awards

It doesn’t matter if the Netanyahu coffee video is real. We are screwed no matter what

During this year’s March Madness, the Cinderella stories will be personal

The companies that win with AI may not look like companies at all

Traffic is dying as a media metric. What comes next is more important

Polymarket is opening a bar where you can drink and watch the world unravel in real time

Can you get fired for calling your CEO a ‘rich jerk’? This company says yes

Why Marc Andreessen’s ‘zero introspection’ approach will get you nowhere

How the travel chaos is wreaking havoc on the NCAA March Madness tournament

How companies can prioritize the mental health of their employees and take steps to address chronic burnout

Does the public comment system have an AI problem?

Scientists tracked coffee drinkers for dementia risk over 43 years. Here’s what they found

Northern lights tonight: Don’t miss your chance to catch a visible aurora borealis in 19 states. Here’s the forecast for where and when

Traders flocked to prediction markets—now a criminal case is testing the model

The U.S. is temporarily waiving the Jones Act. Here’s what to know

The head of NASA, members of Congress, and Elon Musk want to make Pluto a planet again. Will Trump do it?

This eerily accurate ‘LinkedIn Speak’ translation tool will help you sound like an instant thinkfluencer

8 things you need to do in the first 90 days of launching your consulting business

Exclusive: SharkNinja is paying employees $1 million to experiment with AI

OpenAI’s new frontier models mark a huge change in how AI will be built

How this Trump supporter’s manufacturing business is getting crushed by the president’s tariffs

Airports are buckling under pressure—and some could shut down, officials warn

‘Being gay feels like a liability again’: More LGBTQ+ workers are staying in the closet

People in romantic relationships with AI want more than just ‘smut’ from ChatGPT

How the Fed is expected to maneuver interest rates in the wake of the war in Iran

Iran’s Bushehr nuclear power plant reportedly hit by a projectile. Here’s what to know

Kohl’s stores closing update: CEO reveals what happens next after dozens of locations shuttered last year

How Yuval Sharon and Es Devlin are using cutting-edge tech to push opera forward—just when it needs it most

Sleep is the new management flex

Big Oil companies have moved away from greenwashing. Climate advocates say what they’re doing now is worse

Nespresso knows Gen Z runs coffee now, so it hired Dua Lipa

How to write a successful application for Best Workplaces for Innovators 2026

How Ryan Coogler’s Proximity Media became Hollywood’s most innovative—and bankable—company

The tech that restored Eric Dane’s voice shows how AI can be used for good, says Rebecca Gayheart Dane