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I Cold-Emailed Mark Cuban and a Meta Exec, and They Both Responded. Here's How I Worded It.
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- A University Awarded a Student $10,000 for His AI Tool — Then Suspended Him for Using It, According to a New Lawsuit
- Companies Are 'Unbossing' the Workplace, and Millennial Managers Are Getting Axed
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A University Awarded a Student $10,000 for His AI Tool — Then Suspended Him for Using It, According to a New Lawsuit
Emory University awarded the AI study aid the $10,000 grand prize in an entrepreneurial pitch competition last year.
Companies Are 'Unbossing' the Workplace, and Millennial Managers Are Getting Axed
Middle-management positions accounted for almost one-third of layoffs in 2023.
There Are New Rules for 'Buy Now, Pay Later' Programs — Here's What to Know
Paypal, Affirm, and Klarna are just a few companies affected by the new protections.
Court Halts Graceland Foreclosure, Elvis' Granddaughter Calls Paperwork 'Forgeries'
The 13.8-acre estate was scheduled to be sold in a public foreclosure auction on Thursday. Presley's granddaughter and heir, Riley Keough, is fighting to save Graceland in court.
Disney Is Laying Off 14% of Pixar's Workforce, Cutting Original Content: 'We Lost Some Focus'
The job cuts had been anticipated since January.
Target Is Lowering Prices on Thousands of Items — Here's Where You Can Expect to Save
The news was announced ahead of Target's Q1 2024 earnings call, expected to occur Wednesday at 10 a.m. EST.
Kickstarter Is Opening Up Its Platform to Creators and Making Big Changes to Its Model — Here's What's New
The company noted it is moving beyond traditional crowdfunding and making it easier for businesses to raise more money.
The 15 Best Places to Live in the U.S., Where Homes Are Cheaper and There Are Lots of Jobs to Choose From
U.S. News & World Report's 2024-2025 list of the best places to live in the U.S. is out. Here are the cities that made the top 15.
Red Lobster Breaks Silence on 'Misunderstood' Bankruptcy Filing: 'Does Not Mean We Are Going Out of Business'
The seafood chain filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection on Monday.
What Franchising Can Teach The NFL About The Impact of Private Equity
The NFL is smart to take a thoughtful approach before approving institutional capital's investment in teams.
Now that OpenAI's Superalignment Team Has Been Disbanded, Who's Preventing AI from Going Rogue?
We spoke to an AI expert who says safety and innovation are not separate things that must be balanced; they go hand in hand.