Android's Next Big Update: Smarter, Smoother, and More Inclusive
Google's latest Android updates are more than just cosmetic changes — they're a major step toward making smartphones truly accessible and intuitive for everyone.
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Uber's New Live Video Feature: A Privacy Trade-Off for Parents
Uber's latest Teen Account feature lets parents watch live rides, but the trade-off raises important questions about privacy and consent. As teen independence grows, so do safety concerns.
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OpenAI's New AI Model Could Be a Cybersecurity Game-Changer
OpenAI is preparing to release Astra, its first AI model with advanced cyber capabilities. While the company plans to restrict access for general users, select partners will get early access to help defend against evolving digital threats.
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Anonymous $15 Million Gift Propels University of Dayton's Business School Forward
An anonymous donor has gifted $15 million to the University of Dayton's business school, signaling a major boost for its academic and research initiatives. This generous contribution underscores the university's growing reputation in business education.
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September's Sky: A Guide to Celestial Events
As summer fades, September offers a rich array of astronomical events. From the Diamond Moon to Neptune's opposition, here's what to watch for.
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Pensacola Business Leads Free Dress Drive Amid Soaring Homecoming Costs
As homecoming expenses rise, a Pensacola business steps up to support local students with free formal wear donations. This act of community solidarity shines a light on the enduring value of civic leadership.
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Holly & Smith Architects Expands to Baton Rouge with New Office
Holly & Smith Architects has opened a new office in Baton Rouge, marking a strategic expansion into Louisiana's growing architectural market. This move reflects the firm's commitment to regional growth and client accessibility.
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The O'Hare Flyer Aims to Race Through River Forest—Residents Say Not So Fast
The proposed O'Hare Flyer transit line sparks controversy in River Forest, where residents fear disruption to their quiet community. As Chicago's transportation ambitions clash with local concerns, the debate reveals deeper tensions about urban development and equity.
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Small Business Is the Heartbeat of Our Communities
Behind every thriving small business is a story of resilience, family, and community. As we navigate economic shifts, protecting these vital pillars becomes more urgent than ever.
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Bond Yields Climb as Borrowing Costs Rise for Americans
Rising Treasury yields signal a shift in the U.S. bond market, with implications for mortgage rates, savings accounts, and consumer borrowing costs across the nation.
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Amazon Labor Day 2026: The Best WIRED-Tested Deals on Tech and Home Gear
WIRED's editorial team has curated the best Amazon Labor Day 2026 deals on tech and home essentials, including wireless headphones, power banks, and smart home devices.
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When Doctors Can't Manage Their Own Heart Health
Even cardiologists and other clinicians struggle to manage their own cardiovascular health. What does this say about healthcare culture, and how can we fix it? I explore the surprising realities of medical professionals' personal health habits.
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Rodriguez Family Pledge $10 Million to Rename U of A's Business-Engineering Program
Mary and Felipe M. Rodriguez have made a transformative $10 million gift to the University of Arizona, renaming its Integrated Business and Engineering Program. The donation underscores their commitment to innovation and education in STEM fields.
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A New Chapter for Pancreatic Cancer Treatment: FDA Approves Daraxonrasib Amid Industry Shifts
The FDA's approval of daraxonrasib marks a promising step forward in pancreatic cancer therapy. Meanwhile, Solstice and Element's deal cancellation underscores the shifting dynamics in the biotech sector.
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Medtronic's $80M Investment in Pi-Cardia Signals Strategic Expansion in Cardiovascular Tech
Medtronic's strategic investment of up to $80 million in Pi-Cardia underscores a significant move toward cardiovascular innovation. This development could signal an impending buyout, reshaping the medtech landscape and highlighting emerging trends in cardiac care technologies.
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Guggenheim Reassures Clients Amid Short-Term Financing Division Uncertainty
As Guggenheim navigates challenges in its short-term financing arm, leadership emphasizes stability and strategic clarity to maintain client confidence in a volatile market environment.
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John Ternus Takes the Helm at Apple: A New Era of Innovation
With Tim Cook's departure, John Ternus steps into the CEO role at Apple, poised to lead the company through its most anticipated product launch yet: a foldable iPhone.
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Anthropic's Fable 5.1: A More Accessible, Secure AI Model
Anthropic's latest release, Fable 5.1, introduces significant improvements in accessibility and data privacy. This update brings reduced token costs and enhanced safeguards, making the model more efficient for enterprise users.
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Thrive Capital's Kushner Defends Involvement in FIFA Mess, Hires Elon's Go-To Lawyer
New York's prestigious-yet-secretive venture firm Thrive Capital finally speaks out about its involvement in the messy drama upending international soccer. Josh Kushner's statement reveals both conviction and regret as the firm faces legal scrutiny over its role in a controversial FIFA initiative.
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Bessent Downplays Bond Market Concerns Amid Global Sell-Off
As global markets reel from a sharp sell-off, Federal Reserve Bank of New York President William Bessent remains confident in the stability of bond markets. His reassurance comes amid rising investor anxiety over potential rate cuts and economic volatility.
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University of Dayton Receives Largest Single Gift for New Business School
The University of Dayton has announced its largest single donation to date for the creation of a new School of Business Administration. This unprecedented gift marks a significant milestone in the university's commitment to expanding business education and strengthening its academic portfolio.
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Moderate Pay Hikes in 2027 May Not Keep Workers Ahead of Inflation
As employers gear up for 2027, modest salary increases are expected to lag behind inflation trends, potentially leaving many workers behind. A survey by Marsh reveals a shift toward performance-based compensation strategies.
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John Ternus: The Quiet Architect Taking the Reins at Apple
As Tim Cook steps down after 15 years, John Ternus emerges as Apple's new CEO. Known for his technical brilliance and humility, Ternus brings a different leadership style to one of the world's most powerful companies.
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Anthropic Adjusts Data Policy Amid Customer Concerns
After facing backlash from users and clients, Anthropic has revised its data retention practices, signaling a shift in how the AI company handles sensitive information. The move reflects growing industry scrutiny over AI ethics and user privacy.
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Hendrix Assumes Leadership of NC Military Business Center
As the new leader of the North Carolina Military Business Center, Hendrix brings a wealth of experience in fostering economic growth and supporting military transitions. Her appointment marks a pivotal moment for the state's business and defense sectors.
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A New Program at Columbia Business School Tackles Local Business Challenges
Columbia Business School's new initiative bridges the gap between academic theory and real-world local business needs. This cross-sector collaboration could serve as a model for other institutions seeking to foster community-driven innovation.
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Salisbury University Opens Nominations for Prestigious Business Leadership Award
Salisbury University's Perdue School of Business is now accepting nominations for its annual Business Leadership Award, honoring individuals who demonstrate outstanding commitment to business excellence and community impact.
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Santa Cruz County Business Filings: A Week of Innovation and Growth
This week's business filings from Santa Cruz County highlight emerging startups, established enterprises, and the entrepreneurial spirit that defines the region. As we examine these filings, it becomes clear how each company contributes to a broader economic narrative.
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Family Business Symposium to Be Held
The annual Family Business Symposium is set to convene, offering a platform for family-owned enterprises to network and share insights on legacy management and succession planning.
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Lowe's Initiative to Bridge America's Skilled Trades Shortage
Lowe's is launching a significant program aimed at addressing the growing shortage of skilled trades professionals in the U.S. This effort underscores a broader industry need for workforce development and training.
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