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Meta releases new âsecret weaponâ Muse assistant aimed at small businesses (opens the original)
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Meta today announced the launch of a new artificial intelligence assistant designed to aid small business owners with their slate of operations â from creating ad campaigns to analyzing financial performance to sorting and answering incoming mail. Dubbed Muse for Small Business, itâs part of Metaâs push to make AI accessible for everyone. âI make money being out at the meat cutting table, not in my office,â said Tom Mulholland, the 66-year-old owner of Mulholland Grocery in Malvern, IA
NYCâs Founders School âguaranteesâ students will graduate with $1M businesses (opens the original)
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See more of our coverage in your search results. At Founders School, a new entrepreneurism-focused high school that opened its doors in the beginning of September in the Financial District, tuition costs a cool $150,000 per year. But, if students haven’t launched a business that’s made at least one million dollars in profit by the end of their fourth year, the school says it will refund a pupil’s entire $600,000 tuition. âItâs bold but I donât think itâs crazy,â said Nat Eliason, the s
Meet the 17-year-olds behind the finance world’s favorite Gen Z newsletter (opens the original)
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See more of our coverage in your search results. Wall Street’s new guilty pleasure started as a lunchroom debate between pre-calc and chemistry classes. Passing the Torch, a newsletter covering markets, economics, politics and culture, was founded in 2025 by Jasper Gould and Emile Chilingirian, both now 17, while they were sophomores at the prestigious Berkeley Carroll prep school in Park Slope. It now has a subscriber list nearly 60,000 strong — with more than two-thirds of readers registering
Inside the wild race to power AI with rat brains and ocean waves â as physicists close in on nuclear holy grail (opens the original)
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See more of our coverage in your search results. Technology’s boom has led to a huge demand for power generation across the US and startups, scientists and atomic entrepreneurs are stepping up with ingenious new techniques and solutions to increase production. Billions of dollars in contracts from tech giants and the government are at stake, and forward thinking companies are working a two-pronged approach â some focusing on creating power, others making its use more efficient. San Francisco-b
Elon Muskâs plans to colonize space launches this year, and Tesla robots will be the first residents (opens the original)
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See more of our coverage in your search results. The worldâs first trillionaire, Elon Musk, aims to have rockets blast off from Earth before the end of 2026, sending the first materials to the moon and Mars to start building colonies. His plan is to send robots to prepare the infrastructure needed for humans to survive. Musk said recently he has shifted Space Xâs focus to the moon as it is closer and âmuch faster to complete” a city there, with a timeline of establishing it in the next 10
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