A company helping US allies counter Iran's drones in the Middle East says its tech wouldn't be where it is without Ukraine
Robin Radar is helping US allies combat Iran's Shahed drones and said its experience against Russia's drones has been key.
From Blackstone to Blue Owl, here's how the biggest investors are chasing a $900 billion data center opportunity
Private markets giants are more bullish than ever on their data center bets. After all, with a $900 billion opportunity, there's room for everyone.
I made Ina Garten's easy breakfast cake for Mother's Day. My mom gives it a 10/10 — and so will yours.
Ina Garten's blueberry-ricotta breakfast cake is super easy to make. It's light, delicious, and will delight your entire family on Mother's Day.
What the Musk-Altman courtroom clash reveals about two of the most powerful men in Silicon Valley
Testimony at Musk v Altman trial is painting vivid new portraits of the two of the most powerful men in Silicon Valley.
U.S. sanctions companies and individuals in the Middle East and China for helping Iran
The moves target 11 entities and three individuals based in Iran, China, Belarus and the United Arab Emirates.
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New York Stock Exchange to open private members’ club on Wall Street
Exclusive social hub planned for renovated vault as NYSE competes with Nasdaq for lucrative tech IPOs
I retired early from Google after 18 years. My grandfather's advice helped me invest enough to leave my job at 55.
A former Googler assumed only people who got rich from their startups being bought out could retire early. He shared the simple investment strategies he says helped him do it.
Ryan Cohen tells us why he's serious about buying eBay — and what he thinks about his viral CNBC interview
"I did not want to be the CEO of GameStop," GameStop CEO Ryan Cohen told Business Insider on Friday. "I want to be the CEO of eBay."
A family of 6 decided to live in an RV full-time after a health scare prompted them to live without regrets
Cassie Bailey's family has been RVing full-time for years, besides a gap year. Bailey breaks down what expenses and parenting look like on the road.
I taught Claude to talk like a caveman to save my AI tokens. It became unusable — and I learned a lesson about virality.
Alexander Huso taught Claude to talk like a caveman to save tokens from his Pro plan. The resulting quality was poor, and he learned about virality.
A Frontier Airlines flight reported it struck a pedestrian at Denver International Airport
Denver International said a "brief engine fire" was extinguished by firefighters at the scene.
The new CEO flex: Bragging about how much AI code your company shipped
CEOs like Meta's Mark Zuckerberg can't stop talking about how agentic AI is changing how engineers code — and it's not just the Big Tech bosses.
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Lagarde Says ECB Torn Between Risk of Acting Too Early, Too Late
The European Central Bank is carefully weighing its response to the Iran war and the impact on inflation to ensure it acts neither prematurely nor too late, President Christine Lagarde told Spain’s RTVE.
Revival of Blackberry nostalgia and keyboard fuels smartphone startups
Smartphone startups are bringing back the Blackberry idea through physical keyboards and the classic square-shaped smartphone.
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Goldman Sees Fed Cuts Delayed to December, March on Inflation
Goldman Sachs said it pushed back expectations for the US Federal Reserve’s next two rate cuts by one quarter to December 2026 and March 2027 as inflation proves stickier than anticipated.
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Iran War Drives Africa’s Fertilizer Crisis
Africa’s farmland could be worth $1 trillion, but global shocks are raising the stakes. Fertilizer shortages, rising costs and supply disruptions are putting pressure on food production across the continent. (Source: Bloomberg)
Whisky business: Investors pin hopes on Trump’s Scotch tariff reversal after dire three years
President Trump's decision to ditch the 10% tariff on Scotch whisky could boost the market for premium cask collecting.
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China’s Energy Imports Plunge as War Chokes Hormuz Shipments
Chinese energy imports fell sharply in April, as the near-halt to shipments through the Strait of Hormuz choked a vital channel for crude oil and natural gas.
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The glory of low expectations
They are the key to happiness — and not a matter of choice
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The Iranian ‘mosquito fleet’ taking on the mighty US Navy
Tehran’s hundreds of small, fast boats are vital in maintaining its stranglehold on global energy markets