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32-year-old Harvard Grad Opened An Ice Cream Shop With Her Mom, Now She Makes $230,000 A Year

Annie Park, a Seoul-born South Korean immigrant, has been making waves in the world of education since her arrival in the U

Zenger

Who are Russia’s allies in Putin’s war against Ukraine?

Vladimir Putin promised African nations that he would write off their debts and provide free grain in an attempt to bolster alliances across the continent at a two-day summit in St Petersburg last month.

The Week

Mandy Patinkin has perfect response to Elon Musk using The Princess Bride quote

‘I do not think it means what you think it means,’ actor tweeted

The Independent UK

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Elon Musk claims there’s ‘no proof’ that Texas mall shooter with swastika tattoo was a neo-Nazi

Mr Musk baselessly accused Bellingcat of running psychological operations against the US public

The Independent UK

Elon Musk has regrets about ChatGPT. He says he's a 'huge idiot' for letting go of OpenAI.

The Tesla CEO insisted “I am the reason OpenAI exists.” He even got self-pitying. “Man, fate loves irony next level.” He also talked about his ex-friend, Larry Page

Fortune

Elon Musk may be becoming a risk to his own investors

The Tesla CEO seemingly ignored evidence pointing to white supremacy behind the shooting rampage in Allen, Texas, even as Israel warned that Musk is inciting anti-semitism over his incendiary Soros remarks.

Fortune

Elon goes off rails on white supremacy

In wide-ranging CNBC interview, Tesla/Twitter magnate appears to embrace conspiracy theories on Soros, mass shooter

Salon

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Elon Musk: I will tweet what I want even if it loses me money

Twitter owner and Tesla chief defends tweet about George Soros after being accused of antisemitism

The Guardian - UK

Surprise, surprise - Elon Musk doesn't like people working from home

Soon-to-be ex-Twitter CEO Musk thinks office working is more productive, but he also thinks remote workers are morally wrong.

TechRadar

Elon Musk says US and China tensions over Taiwan control should be 'concern for everyone'

The Twitter CEO described the Chinese economy and global economy like 'conjoined twins' as he warned of the potential catastrophic impact of a Chinese invasion of Taiwan

Daily Mirror

Musk says 'laptop class' should stop 'the work-from-home' BS

Musk argued that professional workers were being unfair in asking to work-from-home while factory and service workers still had to work in-person.

Fortune

Top Obama economist says we should abolish the debt limit as the current political 'brinksmanship' hurts the economy

The Harvard professor has argued since 2017 that the debt ceiling no longer helps restrain the national debt as intended.

Fortune

SpaceX hires former NASA human spaceflight chief Kathy Lueders: report

Kathy Lueders, who retired as NASA's human spaceflight chief at the end of April, will help SpaceX develop its giant new Starship deep-space transportation system.

Space

The Real Reasons Couples Argue About Money

Arguing about money — or not talking about it at all? You’re not alone. Understanding your own relationship with money can help couples become unstuck.

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InsideEVs

Fisker Cuts 2023 Production Forecast On Underwhelming Q1 Results

Fisker's first-ever revenue-generating quarter was disappointing with only $198,000 in revenue and a wider-than-expected loss of $120.6 million.

Salon

Is the grocery industry broken?

In a world where we're forced to choose between monopolies, it becomes apparent that the grocery industry is broken

Axios

NBCU finalizing settlement with CNBC reporter Hadley Gamble

Gamble's internal complaint led to the investigation, and ultimate firing, of NBCU CEO Jeff Shell.

Laptop

Google I/O rumored to bomb-Bard us with AI updates — 3 new features that’ll scare ChatGPT

A new report from CNBC reveals that Google I/O will roll out a slew of new AI updates and news.

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Tom’s Guide

Bard bombshell — Google AI plans just leaked ahead of I/O 2023

Leaked documents unveil Google's entire roadmap for AI at this year's I/O conference, including plans for Bard and a new LLM.

Roll Call

Debt limit veterans look for hopeful signs in Tuesday's meeting - Roll Call

The White House meeting comes a little over three weeks before the federal government could run out of borrowing room.

Fortune

The high-profile lawyers on a crusade against crypto

Superlawyers Adam Moskowitz and David Boies have teamed up to crack down on the celebrities that promoted crypto

Fortune

Here's how to watch Warren Buffett and Charlie Munger's annual Q&A with shareholders for free

The Oracle speaks.

Broadcasting & Cable

Zaslav Champions 'Both Sides' Journalism For CNN: 'We Need to Hear Both Voices'

The Warner Bros. Discovery CEO also defended the controversial decision to bring Donald Trump back on CNN: 'He should be'

iMore

Apple employees rest easy — Tim Cook says mass layoffs aren't on the cards

Apple CEO Tim Cook says that the company isn't planning mass layoffs unlike others.

Fortune

Apple CEO Tim Cook: Mass layoffs are a 'last resort'

Apple hired fewer people than its peers during the pandemic, and so has avoided giant layoffs even as Meta, Amazon and others cut tens of thousands of jobs.

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