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Every Thanksgiving Day, the Dallas Cowboys and Detroit Lions play games for massive TV audiences. While some cry foul and it being unfair, here's why it happens.
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Tech pioneer Andrew Ng talks about using AI for brainstorming while driving. He treats models as collaborators and guides them through iterative exchanges.
Venture capitalist Marc Andreessen says AI is "the most democratic" technology and its full potential emerges when users treat it as a strategic "thought partner."
Lazydays Holdings shares fell sharply in after-hours trading as the company completed $143.5 million in asset sales and prepares to delist from Nasdaq.
Gene Munster says Meta's $18 billion Reality Labs bet still makes sense long term, but his tests show Meta AI on the company's smart glasses badly underperformed ChatGPT in accuracy, comprehension and real-world usefulness.
Black Friday deals are often not discounts, with many items showing no savings or being cheaper at other times. Shoppers should be wary of sales tactics.
Investor Michael Burry has just shared a previously unseen 2019 email from Keith Gill, A.K.A "Roaring Kitty," offering a rare glimpse at the early convictions that preceded GameStop Corp.'s (NYSE: GME) dramatic surge during the 2021 "meme" stock rally.
HeartBeam shares jumped 40.75% in after-hours trading after the company outlined its regulatory strategy following the FDA's Not Substantially Equivalent decision.
Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang's playful video teasing a big robotics reveal for Friday has intensified speculation about the company's expanding AI robotics push, which analysts say is rapidly becoming the industry's "de facto" standard.
Economist Paul Krugman is drawing sharp parallels between the current state of the AI trade and the final years of the dot-com boom in the 1990s, while warning that investors might be misreading the Federal Reserve's recent signals and actions.
MrBeast admitted his recent videos haven't met his own standards and apologized, promising a major creative overhaul in 2026 even as he rapidly expands his multibillion-dollar empire across theme parks, finance and massive reinvestment.
