October 14, 2025 What it’s like living next to one of Meta’s largest data centers Data centers have become the starting blocks in the global race for AI supremacy. Tech giants like Meta, Alphabet, and OpenAI have committed hundreds of billions of dollars collectively to building more of them. States are offering incentives for their … Continue reading Photos: What it’s like living next to Meta’s largest data center
June 15, 2025 Why it’s perfectly normal (and good, even) to question what you do for a living BY Jessica Wilen Jessica Wilen, Ph.D is an executive coach and the founder of A Cup of Ambition, a popular newsletter about working parenthood, the psychology of work, and women in leadership. When my daughter was 2 years … Continue reading Why it’s perfectly normal (and good, even) to question what you do for a living
June 15, 2025 Why it’s perfectly normal (and good, even) to question what you do for a living BY Jessica Wilen Jessica Wilen, Ph.D is an executive coach and the founder of A Cup of Ambition, a popular newsletter about working parenthood, the psychology of work, and women in leadership. When my daughter was 2 years … Continue reading Why it’s perfectly normal (and good, even) to question what you do for a living
March 04, 2025 More Americans want to leave the country and live overseas. Many say cost of living is the top reason why BY Grace Snelling Almost half of Americans have considered or plan to move abroad to improve their happiness, according to a Harris poll published today. Specifically, the poll found that four in 10 … Continue reading More Americans want to leave the country and live overseas. Many say cost of living is the top reason why
Google Living Microsoft’s 20th-Century Nightmare by Laurie Sullivan , Staff Writer @lauriesullivan, August 14, 2024 Will the U.S. Justice Department force Google’s parent Alphabet to shed at least one of its business units? It could take years for any type of breakup to be finalized. The ad industry has been batting around that possibility for years. … Continue reading Google Living Microsoft’s 20th-Century Nightmare
April 04, 2024 The Investor Case for a Living Wage Worker advocates have rightly celebrated recent labor wins for employees in the United States, but even these efforts haven’t been enough to keep the lowest wages at pace with inflation. BY Sara E. Murphy Despite global growth and productivity gains, more than 214 million workers live … Continue reading The Investor Case for a Living Wage
By Lilly Stairs January 05, 2024 I was lying in a hospital bed. The smell of antiseptic overwhelmed my senses. An IV pierced my arm and pumped morphine through my veins to dull the agonizing pain. After nearly three weeks in the hospital, with no answers, the doctors finally figured out it wasn’t “all … Continue reading I’m a founder living with chronic illness. Here’s how I thrive
By Rebecca Barker December 02, 2023 From Taylor Swift and Beyoncé’s historic tours to the launch of the Sphere, 2023 has been the long-awaited comeback year for live events. The resurgence of in-person gatherings has brought with it a sense of euphoria over the simplicity of collectively sharing an experience. At the same time, … Continue reading Phone-free and loving it: Why Yondr usage is spiking at schools, concerts, and soon, maybe, your living room
How To Start a Business While Living With Your Parents Amanda Winstead / 07 Sep 2022 The idea of starting a business is still one of the significant dreams of many aspiring entrepreneurs. Even young people are eager to make an impression and sell their clever product or service to the masses. However, when … Continue reading How To Start a Business While Living With Your Parents
By Clint Rainey August 16, 2022 Everybody’s curious: What exactly is Flow, Adam Neumann’s new rental-housing startup that’s apparently snagged the largest check ever written by Silicon Valley VC firm Andreessen Horowitz? The reason for the curiosity is that, so far, Neumann and a16z aren’t saying much, beyond vague gestures at concocting some kind … Continue reading Adam Neumann thinks we want ‘community-driven’ living, but how has that worked out in the past?
