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Elon Musk is beefing with…an online chess site?

Elon Musk said that chess would be "solved" with artificial superintelligence. Chess.com said: "Good luck."

A US Army commander says facing Ukrainian hunters helped his troops figure out how to use armor in a drone-heavy fight

Russia's war in Ukraine has demonstrated that tanks and armored vehicles are vulnerable to drone threats. Obsolescence, though, is up for debate.

The LA Clippers scandal has become a PR headache for ESPN

ESPN has caught scrutiny for its framing of the LA Clippers' salary cap scandal, which one PR pro called "very misleading."

Top career advice from Javits Center CEO

Javits Center CEO Joyce Leveston says the best career advice isn't necessarily about following a perfect plan.

Costco Stock Is Priced For Two Good Years, Is That A Safe Bet?

AI Data Center Boom Pushes U.S. Power Equipment to the Breaking Point

Wheat Faces Thursday Losses on Putin Comments

Jim Cramer Notes Cardinal Health (CAH) is “Too Attractive to Ignore”

Volkswagen plans 50,000 more job cuts amid biggest overhaul in its history

Volkswagen, the world's second-largest automaker, is trying to get more nimble. It's planning huge job cuts as Chinese automakers step up competition.

Oura takes step toward IPO with S-1 filing, revealing $1.4 billion in revenue

Oura took a step closer to becoming a public company by filing its S-1 on Thursday.

Jim Cramer on Rubrik (RBRK): “It Just Came in Maybe Too Hot”

OpenAI does a victory lap for its new AI model: 'Welcome to the AGI era'

OpenAI president Greg Brockman suggests its new model Astra could be AGI, pitching it as a research breakthrough and a shift in delegating work to AI.