Free housing, offices, and up to $720,000 subsidies: Chinese cities go all in on OpenClaw startups

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Some Chinese cities are going all in on "raising the lobster."

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A room full of seniors took on AI — and didn't blink

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At an AI class in Singapore, seniors are learning to engage AI.

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Ukraine says it's fought over 57,000 Shaheds. Now, the US and its allies are clamoring for help with the same battle.

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Ukraine's bread-and-butter tools against Shaheds include mobile fire groups, equipped with truck-mounted machine guns, and interceptor drones.

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We quit our jobs at 26, moved, and opened a whiskey distillery. I don't expect our kids to take it over.

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Lucy and Andy Rieger quit their jobs and moved to Kansas City to open a distillery.

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With snowfall at historic lows, Vail is betting Gen Z will show up for a better deal

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Vail Resorts said its targeting Gen Z to ensure the future of skiing.

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Hilary Duff says having 4 kids changed what she worries about — and helped her stop chasing success

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Hilary Duff

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Despite concerns of a bubble, CEOs say they are spending big on AI this year

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CEOs say that AI hype might have been too much in the past year, but that its true impact and "disruptive potential" over the next five to 10 years is likely underappreciated.

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Meet Jay Graber, who is stepping down as Bluesky's CEO to return to 'building new things' as chief innovation officer

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Jay Graber is the CEO of Bluesky, a decentralized social media platform with over 40 million registered users.

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Millions of student-loan borrowers are kicked off of Biden's key affordable repayment plan in a surprise court reversal

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Student-loan borrowers enrolled in the SAVE plan will get information on the next steps after a new 8th Circuit ruling.

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Blueskys CEO is stepping down. Heres why.

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Bluesky, the popular alternative social media platform that rose to prominence following Elon Musk's acquisition of X, is looking for a new CEO to guide it through a growth phase.

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