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We moved our family to Hawaii for my wife’s job. Now, we’re separating and back in New York with the kids.

After accepting a job offer, my wife moved herself and our kids from New York to Hawaii in 2021. Initially staying behind, I visited every couple of months, eventually joining them in late 2023. Six months later, she lost her job, and we all moved back to New York. We’re no longer together. Moving was…

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We still don’t know if Donald Trump is getting free ads from Paramount

Donald Trump claims Larry and David Ellison promised him millions in free ads so they could buy Paramount. Paramount CEO David Ellison doesn’t want to comment on Trump’s claims. A new report says one of Ellison’s lawyers said there was no side deal. We shouldn’t have to guess about this stuff. Donald Trump said Larry…

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Why one analyst thinks Nvidia could double its market cap to $9 trillion by the end of the decade

Nvidia could reach a $9 trillion valuation by 2030, according to an analyst at Melius Research. That’s because the chip giant is on track to capture a big part of the AI infrastructure market. Melius thinks the firm could raise its annual revenue to around $600 billion by the end of the decade. The world’s…

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5 months after cheating scandal, Ijoba Lande accused of sleeping with senator’s wife

Comedian and actor Ijoba Lande (Ganiyu Morufu) is once again in the spotlight—this time amid claims that he’s the target of a ₦5 million blackmail extortion involving a deepfake AI video falsely depicting him in bed with a married woman, who he says is a senator’s wife.  In a series of Instagram posts, the actor…

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Former Meta senior manager says low-performer quotas can lead to ‘egg-on-the-face moments’ in reviews

Stefan Mai, a former manager at Meta and Amazon, said low-performer quotas can lead to awkward moments in reviews. On “The Peterman Pod,” he said assigning low-performer status after praising performance was what managers “are afraid of.” “For everyone involved, most of which the actual person who’s receiving that news, it can be devastating,” Mai…

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5 things to know before hiring a manager as an artist

As an artist, a big part of your success comes with having the right manager. Having someone in your corner who believes in your talent and is willing to encourage and guide you to be the best version of yourself can spur you to success. Choosing a manager is a pivotal step in your career…

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Back-to-School Shopping Must-Haves: Essentials You’ll Actually Use

Back-to-School season doesn’t have to feel like a chaotic sprint through the stationery aisle. If you’re a parent, you know the drill: endless lists, trending fads, and supplies that end up unused in a desk drawer. With so many colorful options on the shelves, it’s easy to get swept up and buy more than your…

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The tech industry seems to be spiraling, and I want to leave. My career has been dipping, and layoffs are impossible to avoid.

After almost 10 years in tech, Melody Koh wants to leave the industry. Her first few years in tech were marked by innovation and good rewards, she said. But Koh believes the industry is now in a downward spiral due to layoffs and efficiency pushes. This as-told-to essay is based on a transcribed conversation with…

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Coming soon to a data center near you? Nuclear reactors

Aalo Atomics secured $100 million to develop mass-manufactured nuclear reactors. The startup aims to mass-produce small modular reactors to power data centers amid the AI boom. Valor Equity Partners led the round, with participation from Harpoon Ventures and Alumni Ventures. One Austin-based startup may have the answer to a crucial problem that the AI industry…

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