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Shareholders in private companies are holding their breath as SpaceX, OpenAI, and Anthropic look to make big splashes in the public markets.

A hacker with quantum tools could crack open old Bitcoin wallets and flood the market as soon as 2029.

Lower costs and easier coding could fuel a surge in new software--not the end of it.

His employees are exhausted. So is he.

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For high achievers, professional identity isn't just what you do--it's who you are. AI disruption is about to test that in ways most of us aren't prepared for.

38% of bosses plan to hire fewer grads this year. This ex-Google exec is doing the opposite--hiring Gen Z with zero experience or degree required ...

Nvidia giving Supermicro the cold shoulder on GPUs could have a "devastating impact" on the hardware manufacturer, according to Bernstein analysts.

Trump told ABC News that if Iran doesn't make a deal, "their whole country is gone."

The CIA spread word inside the Islamic Republic that it had already located the F-15 crew member.