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The image shows a person holding a phone displaying a still from the video game Stray, featuring an orange tabby cat wearing a small backpack, set in a dimly lit, neon-tinged urban environment. In the background, a larger screen shows the Stray logo and another image of the same cat, lying down and looking toward the viewer. The cat is the main character of the game, which revolves around the adventures of a stray cat navigating a futuristic, dystopian city.
Tech
Entire Annapurna video game team resigns over dispute with owner
By Jason Schreier and BloombergSeptember 12, 2024
Who is Jared Isaacman, the first billionaire spacewalker?
Tech
Who is Jared Isaacman, the first billionaire spacewalker?
By Marco Quiroz-GutierrezSeptember 12, 2024
Verizon logo is seen on a store in Manhattan, New York City.
Finance
Verizon to eliminate almost 5,000 employees in nearly $2 billion cost-cutting move
By Molly Schuetz and BloombergSeptember 12, 2024
Nasdaq CEO: U.S. economic growth would be 0.5% higher if it weren’t for fraud
Commentary
Nasdaq CEO: U.S. economic growth would be 0.5% higher if it weren’t for fraud
By Adena FriedmanSeptember 12, 2024
Free speech faces death by 1,000 cuts as tech, media, and politics clash
Commentary
Free speech faces death by 1,000 cuts as tech, media, and politics clash
By Richard TorrenzanoSeptember 11, 2024
Australia’s startup scene has delivered the 3rd-highest liquidity behind the U.S. and China, new analysis shows
Commentary
Australia’s startup scene has delivered the 3rd-highest liquidity behind the U.S. and China, new analysis shows
By John HendersonSeptember 11, 2024
The future is charging at us—and humanity must cope with what was once the stuff of science fiction
Commentary
The future is charging at us—and humanity must cope with what was once the stuff of science fiction
By Vivek WadhwaSeptember 10, 2024
Aging is the inflation of life. An emerging crop of longevity biotech companies needs investment to beat it
Commentary
Aging is the inflation of life. An emerging crop of longevity biotech companies needs investment to beat it
By Alex ZhavoronkovSeptember 9, 2024
Politicians claim regulation hurts small businesses. When you look at real-world data, the truth is more complicated
Commentary
Politicians claim regulation hurts small businesses. When you look at real-world data, the truth is more complicated
By Francesco Trebbi, Michael Simkovic and Miao Ben ZhangSeptember 9, 2024
Project 2025: Will the rich ever pay tax again?
Commentary
Project 2025: Will the rich ever pay tax again?
By Bob Lord and Morris PearlSeptember 6, 2024
Jeff Bezos has a house rule. No phones in the morning, says partner Lauren Sánchez
Tech
Jeff Bezos has a house rule. No phones in the morning, says partner Lauren Sánchez
By Marco Quiroz-GutierrezSeptember 6, 2024
The Fortune 500 is built on more than money. It’s built on human, social, and natural capital, too
Leadership
The Fortune 500 is built on more than money. It’s built on human, social, and natural capital, too
By Andre Hoffmann and Peter VanhamSeptember 6, 2024
Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg
Leadership
No one has gained more wealth this year than Mark Zuckerberg, who is up $56 billion
By Paolo ConfinoSeptember 6, 2024
Delta CEO Ed Bastian is wearing a suit and gesturing with his hands as he speaks.
Finance
The CrowdStrike outage had an outsized impact on Delta, analysts say—and its rivals are soaring because of it
By Sasha RogelbergSeptember 5, 2024
Bolt CEO: Department stores are rising from the ashes
Commentary
Bolt CEO: Department stores are rising from the ashes
By Justin GroomsSeptember 5, 2024
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