Internet Confused About Subway’s New Cadbury Creme Egg Sandwich: ‘Every Day We Stray Further From God’s Light’
The melted chocolate sub will only be available in the U.K.
Exclusive eBook: We did the math on AI’s energy footprint.
In this exclusive subscirber-only ebook you’ll learn how the emissions from individual AI text, image, and video queries seem small—until you add up what the industry isn’t tracking and consider where it’s heading next. by James O’Donnell and Casey Crownhart May 20, 2025 Table of contents Related stories:
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T-Mobile to provide free MLB.TV subscriptions to customers through 2028
T-Mobile announced today that it has extended its partnership with Major League Baseball to allow its customers to continue receiving free MLB.TV subscriptions through 2028. An MLB.TV subscription typically cost $150 per year. The extended partnership comes as T-Mobile has offered MLB.TV as a free perk for its customers for the past eight years. MLB.TV […]
T-Mobile to provide free MLB.TV subscriptions to customers through 2028 by Aisha Malik originally published on TechCrunch
Our favorite startups from YC’s Winter 2023 Demo Day — Part 2
Over 20,000 applications flew into Y Combinator, which ended up plucking out 282 startups for its latest batch. And now we’re getting our first look at them through Demo Day. The first day’s demos included a healthy dose of artificial intelligence and open source, which is different from years past that were dominated by new […]
Our favorite startups from YC’s Winter 2023 Demo Day — Part 2 by Natasha Mascarenhas originally published on TechCrunch
The Post-Covid Leader — How the CEO’s Role Has Changed in the Past 3 Years
Here are three big shifts that I have noticed leaders have made due to the many lessons learned during the pandemic.
Apple (re)invents the iPod
Apple has devised a pocket-sized companion that (hypothetically) does it all: music, videos AND books, sans the nagging smartphone or clumsy smartwatch. Cupertino, you’re so close. In a patent application published recently by the U.S. Patent Office, Apple sketched out such a device; a headphone case-meets-pocket-computer with a touchscreen display and the prerequisite guts for […]
Apple (re)invents the iPod by Harri Weber originally published on TechCrunch
Instead of Layoffs, GM Gave Workers a Choice To Leave. The Results Will Save Them About $1 Billion Annually.
General Motors implemented a Voluntary Separation Program in March. A month later, it’s already saved the company $1 billion.
The Kia EV9’s real killer app could be its software
When car companies use the term “flagship,” traditionally that means a high-end supercar or a plush luxury sedan. But the all-new 2024 Kia EV9 is a flagship of a different kind. It’s a crossover, for one. And a big one with three rows of seats, meant for big families. It’s electric, too, and capable of […]
The Kia EV9’s real killer app could be its software by Patrick George originally published on TechCrunch
Recruiting Firm Breaks Silence After Leaked Job Listing Asks for ‘White’ Candidates Only: ‘Legal Action Has Been Initiated’
Arthur Grand Technologies is an IT staffing firm based in Dallas, Texas.
Can AI commit libel? We’re about to find out
The tech world’s hottest new toy may find itself in legal hot water as AI’s tendency to invent news articles and events comes up against defamation laws. Can an AI model like ChatGPT even commit libel? Like so much surrounding the technology, it’s unknown and unprecedented — but upcoming legal challenges may change that. Defamation […]
Can AI commit libel? We’re about to find out by Devin Coldewey originally published on TechCrunch
3 Overarching Reasons Why People Quit Their Jobs — and How Employers Should Address Each One
Here are three of the biggest reasons employees quit and what employers can do to create a workplace that attracts and retains top talent.