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Apple has reached a possible settlement with Rivos, the Mountain View startup it accused in 2022 of poaching its employees and stealing its trade secrets. In the companies' filing seen by Bloomberg and Reuters, they told the US District Court for the Northern District of California that they have signed an agreement that "potentially settles the case." Their deal would allow Apple to conduct a



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A Finnair plane.
  • Finnair has begun asking passengers to weigh themselves before flights voluntarily.
  • Critics argue it could trigger people with eating disorders and potentially lead to discrimination.
  • Finnair says that weight data helps the safe operation of flights.

An airline’s trial policy to ask passengers to weigh themselves before flights has sparked controversy, with



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"The Friction Project" coauthor Robert Sutton.
  • Two Stanford professors lay out common workplace challenges in their new book titled "The Friction Project."
  • Those problems include excessive collaboration, addition, and oblivious leaders.
  • Coauthor Robert Sutton outlines five of those "frictions."

Whether it's an oblivious CEO or a tendency to overcomplicate things, many organizations



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Former UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson (L), Tucker Carlson interviewing Vladimir Putin (R).
  • Former UK PM Boris Johnson criticized Tucker Carlson for his two-hour interview with Vladimir Putin.
  • Johnson said Carlson failed to challenge Putin and question him about killing civilians in Ukraine.
  • Using British slang for buttocks, he called

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Amelia Earhart in front of the Lockheed-Electra monoplane and a sonar image of what researchers believe may be the wreckage of her ill-fated flight.
Amelia Earhart in front of the Lockheed-Electra monoplane and a sonar image of what researchers believe may be the wreckage of her ill-fated flight.
  • Amelia Earhart's relative says new sonar images could show Earhart's long-vanished airplane.
  • A pilot and former US intelligence officer, Tony Romeo, took the images in the Pacific Ocean.
  • Romeo and his team plan on returning to



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Tarek El Moussa smiles in front of a black wall.
Tarek El Moussa.
  • Tarek El Moussa's book, "Flip Your Life," was released Tuesday. 
  • The star opened up about his past — including his addiction and divorce — in the book.
  • He told Business Insider that the low points in his life helped him grow.

It's 6:30 a.m., and Tarek El Moussa has been awake for hours.

As an HGTV star, home flipper, real-estate investor, husband, and father of



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Andy Wiesmann and his wife met in Colombia.
  • Andy Wiesmann moved from California to Mexico to Colombia in search of a cheaper cost of living.
  • He couldn't afford housing in California after developing a rare autoimmune disorder.
  • He said Colombia has perfect weather, much lower costs, and a friendlier ambiance.

Andy Wiesmann, 62, settled in Medellín, Colombia, after spending much of his life


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A revolutionary telescope will come online in 2025. And mounted to it will be a giant camera built to capture extraordinary views of space.

The United States' SLAC National Accelerator Laboratory is finishing the over 5.5-foot-tall, 6,200-pound (1.65-meter and 2,800-kilogram) LSST Camera, which will snap cosmic images at the much-anticipated Vera C. Rubin Observatory located in the lofty Chilean



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An Uber Eats rider brought a suspicious package to a police station.
  • Uber Eats faced a backlash over a new commercial released ahead of Super Bowl LVIII.
  • The "Don't Forget Uber Eats" ad has been criticized for appearing to use a peanut allergy as a joke.
  • The CEO of a food allergy charity has said that the company has agreed to edit the commercial.

Uber Eats has said it will


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Nick Bosa and Patrick Mahomes.
  • The Kansas City Chiefs and San Francisco 49ers are set to compete in Super Bowl LVIII.
  • Both teams invested heavily in their rosters, with the Chiefs' Patrick Mahomes being the highest-paid player.
  • The 49ers have a cost advantage with a less expensive starting quarterback.

The Kansas City Chiefs and San Francisco 49ers will


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Softbank CEO Masayoshi Son is betting everything on AI.
  • Masayoshi Son has spent recent years unwinding his multi-billion dollar stake in Alibaba.
  • The SoftBank CEO is betting everything on the success of AI.
  • Chip designer Arm's success will embolden him, but problems remain with the Vision Funds.

Masayoshi Son owes much of his success to an incredibly prescient dot-com era



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Mozdok Air Base on Jan. 11, 2024.
Mozdok Air Base on Jan. 11, 2024.
  • Russia has a history of painting decoy military aircraft at its airbases around the country.
  • Analysts say the tactic is an attempt to mislead Ukraine when it carries out long-range attacks.
  • Both Moscow and Kyiv have used decoys to try and deceive the other side throughout the war. 

Russia has a history of painting fake aircraft at its bases to