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- Indexed articles, last 90 days
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- Sep 25, 2026
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Bark Air President on Fixing the Very Expensive Problem of Flying With Dogs (opens the original)
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In 2011, Meetup co-founder Matt Meeker adopted Hugo, a 150-pound Great Dane. Living in a Brooklyn apartment, Meeker quickly discovered how difficult it was to find high-quality toys and treats built for a dog Hugo’s size. Standard pet stores offered tiny rubber balls and cheap chew toys that Hugo destroyed instantly. This frustration led to the creation of BarkBox, a monthly subscription box of toys and treats tailored to a dog’s size and chewing habits. The brand found a loyal audience among do
Caterpillar’s Digital Chief Ogi Redzic on How A.I. Is Redefining Construction Work (opens the original)
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Beneath attention-grabbing headlines about driverless taxis and laundry-folding robots, some of the most consequential deployments of physical A.I. are actually unfolding quietly in construction and earthmoving. One company leading this shift is Caterpillar. In 2018, when former CEO Jim Umpleby set out to transform the traditional heavy-equipment manufacturer into a modern, service-driven enterprise, he brought in Ogi Redzic, a seasoned automotive executive then leading connectivity and autonomy
Why Clément Delangue Sold Hugging Face to Nvidia After Turning It Down (opens the original)
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As of a few months ago, Hugging Face CEO Clément Delangue was still reluctant to have a single dominant investor in his company, which hadn’t raised outside funds in more than two years. “We don’t need to raise too much money, and we’ve decided not to in the past few years,” Delangue told Observer in June. Most notably, Hugging Face turned down a $500 million investment offer from Nvidia last year. The tables have turned 180. After over a week of speculation and reported talks, Hugging Face is n
John Ternus Takes Over Apple With His First Big Launch Days Away (opens the original)
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It’s September 1, and day one for Apple’s new CEO, John Ternus. His first major public test is just a week away: hosting Apple’s flagship product launch event next Wednesday. In an internal memo today, next week’s keynote was top of mind for the new CEO after thanking his predecessor, Tim Cook. “We have a huge launch next week that’s going to be phenomenal,” He wrote. Each September, Apple unveils its latest product slate during a livestreamed event in Cupertino, hosted by the CEO and several pr
Fed Chair Kevin Warsh Keeps Markets Guessing at Jackson Hole (opens the original)
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Federal Reserve Chairman Kevin Warsh is concerned that inflation remains too high, but he’s not providing a clear direction on whether and when the central bank will raise interest rates. The new Fed chair took the podium today (Aug. 28) at the Jackson Hole Economic Policy Symposium to give his first address, just after his 100 days as head of the central bank. “I stand here today committed to a discipline, not to a decision,” Warsh told a room of economists, policymakers and government official
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