Homes on billionaire hot spot Nantucket are falling into the ocean at an alarming rate — but the wealthy won't stop buying

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In Nantucket, Massachusetts, erosion is intensifying and sea levels are rising. Demand for multimillion-dollar homes, though, has remained sky-high.

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I struggled to find a job after college, so I changed my name on my résumé and landed one almost immediately

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Kadiri said he now embraces his name and identity.

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I deleted Gmail and Slack from my phone. I wanted to do better as a parent — but it's also been surprisingly great for my work.

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Cafiero now replies to work messages using her deskptop.

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Sam Altman's self-own with ScarJo reveals a troubling question about OpenAI: What's with these clowns?

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Scarlett Johansson isn't pleased by Sam Altman and OpenAI's use of a voice that sounded similar to hers in the latest ChatGPT.

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Billionaire defense entrepreneur Palmer Luckey has a collection of items worthy of a Bond villain — including helicopters, a giant fish tank, and an underground missile base filled with video games

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Trump's hush money verdict hinges on a single piece of paper. See the most important evidence in the case.

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The risky allure of WiFi Money: private jets, sports cars, and ruined investors

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Since its founding in 2020, WiFi Money has left a trail of lawsuits alleging fraud, bankruptcies, mental breakdowns, and financial devastation.

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Apple desperately needs its Next Big Thing

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Apple needs a revolutionary new product. But Tim Cook doesn't seem to have the goods.

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Apple pulls iPad ad that it says 'missed the mark'

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Apple has apologized for its ad that showed art supplies getting crushed in a hydraulic press. CEO Tim Cook shared it online before facing withering criticism.

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My journey into the dark heart of modern chess

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There is a singular misery to trying your very best, after months of training, only to be crushed by a 6-year-old.

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