Sora copycats flooded Apple’s App Store, and some still remain
Imposter Sora apps saw hundreds of thousands of downloads before Apple pulled them from the App Store.
The Download: aging clocks, and repairing the internet
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Think Your Prenup Protects Your Business? Think Again — Here’s What You Need to Know
Discover why a carefully crafted prenuptial agreement is essential for entrepreneurs to protect their business, clarify ownership, and safeguard their future in marriage.
Google Introduces New Restrictions to Its Popular ‘Work From Anywhere’ Perk
Four years after introducing “Work from Anywhere,” Google is clarifying what the policy can be used for.
Decision Fatigue Is Costing You Money. Take These Simple Steps to Beat It.
Learn how savvy entrepreneurs are using science-backed strategies — and even AI — to make fewer, smarter choices and reclaim their brainpower.
Why I Bought a Business Instead of Starting One — And Why More Smart Professionals Are Doing the Same
Why acquisition beats startups for speed, stability and long-term returns for experienced professionals.
Crypto’s Greatest Impact Won’t Be in Finance — It Will Be in Solving AI’s Biggest Problem
As AI systems grow more powerful and opaque, we need infrastructure that can prove. Crypto’s greatest impact may be as the trust layer for intelligent software.
Stoke Space’s $510M round shows the future of launch belongs to defense
Stoke’s new raise highlights how the launch industry is being shaped by major U.S. defense initiatives.
Intel unveils new processor powered by its 18A semiconductor tech
Intel announces new processors produced in Arizona as the company looks to increase its U.S. manufacturing.
Italian businessman’s phone reportedly targeted with Paragon spyware
The alleged targeting of prominent Italian businessman Francesco Gaetano Caltagirone now widens the Paragon spyware scandal in Italy to victims beyond journalists and activists.
‘Dozens’ of organizations had data stolen in Oracle-linked hacks
The mass-hacks targeting Oracle E-Business customers is the latest hacking campaign by Clop, an extortion group known for abusing security flaws in enterprise products to steal large amounts of sensitive data.