China Is Close to Manufacturing 5 nm Chips. There’s Still One Massive Problem
Business and EconomicsSMIC has been developing its own 5 nm photolithography technology for at least two years.
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Bill Gates and Warren Buffett Have No Doubts When Asked About the Reason for Their Success: Focus
Business and EconomicsGates and Buffett agree that the key to success isn’t merely talent, but the ability to concentrate on a single goal while avoiding distractions.
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Company Returns Its Entire Tesla Fleet, Citing Elon Musk’s Politics: ‘Thank You for the Ride’
Business and EconomicsThe company said that Musk’s politics and opinions had become “hard to overlook.”
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The U.S. Declares All-Out War on Huawei With One Goal: Stopping the Company From Selling Its Most Advanced AI Chips Outside of China
Business and EconomicsThe Department of Commerce has made significant strides in its efforts against Huawei’s international business.
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Trump Sends Tim Cook a Clear Warning as Apple’s India Strategy Gains Momentum
Business and EconomicsTrump has criticized the move, urging Apple to manufacture domestically.
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Trump Offers New Tariff Truce. Temu, Shein, and Big Tech Are the Clear Winners
Business and EconomicsChanges in logistics strategy will impact direct sales from China, but there are alternative solutions for Temu and Shein.
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Steve Jobs’ Secretary Was Late for Work When Her Old Car Broke Down. Jobs Gave Her a Jaguar
Business and EconomicsThe Apple co-founder was known for his unpredictable approach to motivating employees.
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From Burgers to Biodiversity: How Apple Is Turning Livestock Land Into a Climate Lab With Forests and Profits
Nature and EnvironmentWhat do Apple, Brazilian pasture and hamburgers have in common? More than you might think.
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A Young Man ‘Hacked’ LinkedIn’s Job Search Feature. He Managed to Be Among the First to Receive Job Offers
Business and EconomicsHe adjusted his LinkedIn URL to access newly posted job openings. This tactic helped him get ahead of thousands of candidates and secure interviews at major tech companies.
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IBM Laid Off 8,000 Workers to Replace Them With AI. It Now Has More Employees Than Ever
Business and EconomicsThe company is very clear about its stance on AI, which is proving to be highly profitable.
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Uber CEO Has Something to Say About Worker Discontent Over the Return to the Office: ‘It Is What It Is’
Business and EconomicsUber has joined a growing number of tech companies in calling employees back to the office in recent years.
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This Is How Much Trump’s Tariffs Will Impact the Technology You Buy. It Might Shock You
Business and EconomicsPresident Donald Trump’s tariffs have left tech companies concerned.
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Sanctions on China Could Allow Huawei to Establish New Global Standards. Nvidia Says the U.S. Is to Blame
Business and EconomicsLosing access to the Chinese market would be a “tremendous loss” for Nvidia, according to CEO Jensen Huang.
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The Highest-Paid CEO Isn’t Who You Think. You’ve Likely Never Heard of Him or His Company Before
Business and EconomicsThe case of Jim Anderson isn’t an isolated incident but rather a striking example of a prevailing trend.
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Donald Trump: U.S. President and… Grinch? Mattel Says It Will Raises Prices on Toys Because of Tariffs
Business and Economics“Maybe the children will have two dolls instead of 30 dolls,” the president said last week.
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Apple Has a Clear Opportunity to Stay Competitive in the AI Market: Buying Anthropic
Robotics and AIPurchasing Anthropic isn’t merely an option for Apple. It’s almost essential for the company to keep pace with the ongoing AI revolution.
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Temu Has Stopped Shipping Orders to the U.S. This Is a Huge Problem for Meta and Google
Business and EconomicsPresident Donald Trump is ending the “de minimis” exception, which is a huge setback for the country’s Big Tech—Temu has invested heavily in advertising.
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Apple Killed Its Least Profitable Product. Then, Fans Protested, and Steve Jobs Responded With Coffee and Doughnuts
Business and EconomicsThe birth of an Apple tradition shows how, even in the face of backlash, the company has always understood how to win over its audience.
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Baby Boomers, Gen X, Millennials, and Gen Z: Every Generation Is Approaching Job Interviews Differently. Here's Why
Business and EconomicsIn a multigenerational work environment, each generation must adapt its strategies.
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Apple Discarded Its Operating System and Started Over Twice. The Reason: It Wanted to Avoid Looking Like Windows
Business and EconomicsBoth projects mobilized hundreds of engineers and burned through more than $250 million, only to be scrapped before they ever reached end users.
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