Musk on Saturday shared details on Grok, the AI assistant from his xAI startup that he’ll use to take on OpenAI and Microsoft.
A $1.8 billion verdict this week against the National Association of Realtors and large brokerages likely spells changes ahead.
“We’re talking about a reporter who is doing his job,” says Don Craven, CEO of the Illinois Press Association.
Union households represent only 16% of voters nationwide, but Biden won the group by 56% in 2020, according to AP VoteCast. Detroit is waiting and seeing.
Adams visited Turkey at least six times before becoming mayor, and once said he helped further relations “on commerce, culture, and safety.”
The National Motorists Association's Jay Beeber protests, saying it's "part of the agenda to make driving as miserable and as difficult as possible."
Judy Branfman's exhibit laments how the once bohemian neighborhood has changed over the decades and tracks disappearing rent-controlled units.
“We’re probably a little bit too ambitious,” Orsted's Americas CEO David Hardy said of the canceled New Jersey plan. “We came in hot, we came in fast.”
Ford and GM’s move to adjust EV production plans “raise deeper concerns" around their ability shift away from gasoline-powered vehicles.
Berkshire has struggled to find the big-ticket deals that galvanized Warren Buffett’s renown, despite ramping up its acquisition machine.
Vitamin K may help prevent coronary heart disease and cancer.
“This stuff has to just kind of be like brushing your teeth,” says one woman whose relatively simple health regime put her ahead of famous biohacker Bryan Johnson.
The Silent Generation's children deal with high levels of reported financial trauma and stress.
“It's really hard to turn a ship that has been about exterior perfection, and suddenly say, ‘Oh, exterior perfection doesn't matter anymore,’” one academic said.
Parenting special-needs children poses a daunting challenge to ambitious professionals—especially women. For these two moms, that challenge was transformative.
Jacob Fuerst and his wife make $200,000, but childcare, energy and rental fees are too high. "It just feels unfair that I held up my end of the bargain."
As Americans are increasingly reaching for pharmaceutical solutions for depression—about one in eight U.S. adults takes antidepressants—scientists have been innovating novel treatments for it.
"You trust your parents. This is not what they should be doing to their children."
Pano Christou worked his way up the corporate ladder, landing the top job after two decades and 10 promotions at the company.
The so-called Sahm Rule factors in whether the three-month moving average of unemployment rises by a half-percentage point or more relative to its low during the previous 12 months.
The foundation was established just a week after Perry died.
Zuckerberg has been practicing martial arts since 2020, and won gold and silver medals at his first Brazilian jujitsu competition in May.
It's an example of the UAW’s unprecedented gains stemming from the walkouts, which also included record wage increases.
To all the homebuyers dreading the toxic mix of low inventory and 8% mortgage rates, how does a cooling economy and a 7.4% rate sound?
Remote-work jobs could be filled more efficiently by Indian workers at 10% to 15% of an Australian employee’s salary, says Indian investor.
