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CEO Jesper Brodin on How Ikea Is Prioritizing Sustainability

By Edward Felsenthal

Twitter Executive Responsible for Content Safety Resigns

By Associated Press

Her App Blocked Harassment On Twitter. Elon Musk Killed It

By Billy Perrigo

Why Americans Want Part-Time Jobs Again

By Alana Semuels
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IEA Head Wants Fossil Fuel Industry To Set Climate Targets

"Oil and gas companies need to make some commitments in order to be taken seriously," says Fatih Birol.

By Justin Worland / Paris

Amazon Employees Protest Company’s Climate Impact

Hundreds of Amazon employees staged a walkout to decry the company's lack of climate progress and inequitable return-to-office mandate.

By Ed Komenda/AP

Investors See AI Chips as New Gold. Here’s Why

AI chips have suddenly taken center stage in what is considered an AI revolution that could reshape the technology sector, and the world.

By David Hamilton / AP

Airlines Are Weighing Passengers

A broad increase in passenger weights could affect anything from the size of seats to how far a full aircraft can fly.

By Supriya Singh and Kate Duffy / Bloomberg

How Grab Became a Super-App

Grab was once known as the Uber of Southeast Asia. Now it's a super-app that helps the financially underserved

By Charlie Campbell

Amazon Fined $25 Million for Violating Child Privacy

Amazon is alleged to have violated a child privacy law and deceived parents by retaining kids' voice and location data.

By Associated Press

Why Janet Yellen Doesn’t Lose Sleep Over U.S. Borrowing

Yellen embraces an alternative method for measuring the sustainability of the nation’s debt.

By Christopher Condon / Bloomberg

Twitter Now Worth One-Third of What Musk Paid for It

Fidelity's new valuation follows three earlier mark-downs.

By Aisha Counts and Tom Maloney / Bloomberg

Elizabeth Holmes Begins Prison Sentence

Theranos founder Elizabeth Holmes entered Texas prison where she could spend the next 11 years for overseeing a blood-testing hoax.

By LEKAN OYEKANMI and MICHAEL LIEDTKE / AP

Delta Air Lines Sued Over Carbon Neutrality Claims

The complaint in federal court in California alleges the airline relied on carbon offsets that were largely bogus.

By Ed Davey/AP

Nvidia Joins $1 Trillion Club Amid AI Boom

The chipmaker has reached a $1 trillion valuation as it benefits from the growing use of AI.

By Associated Press

AI Is as Risky as Nuclear War, Top CEOs Say

The CEOs of the leading AI companies made their most unified statement yet about the existential risks posed by the technology

By Billy Perrigo

Twitter Withdraws From EU Disinformation Code, Commissioner Says

Twitter was the only major tech platform this year that didn’t send a complete report to the EU under the code.

By Ewa Krukowska / Bloomberg

Why Gas Prices Are Cheaper Right Now

Overall, demand is lower says one expert. And if EV sales continue, that could continue to help drive down the cost of gas.

By Alana Semuels

What Netflix's Password Sharing Crackdown Means for You

The streamer has begun rolling out its new password protocol in the U.S.

By Simmone Shah

Why Europe's New Climate Rules Matter to American Companies

Europe's new corporate climate disclosure rules will be far-reaching. Any company that isn’t paying attention risks being left unprepared.

By Justin Worland/Brussels
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