Lamborghini Pulls the Plug On Its $500,000 Electric Supercar Because It’s Not Noisy Enough

The Italian supercar maker said acceptance of the EV was “close to zero,” and will focus entirely on hybrid models that deliver engine noise.

Reese Witherspoon Has Some Surprising Career Advice: Stop Chasing Your Dreams — And Do This Instead

According to the actress and entrepreneur, the path to meaningful success is less about dreams and more about self-knowledge.

The Dow Dropped 800 Points. Was a Viral Doomsday AI Report to Blame?

A 7,000-word hypothetical scenario from Citrini Research about AI disrupting white-collar jobs went viral, causing stocks named in the report to tank.

Uber Is Buying a Parking App for Those Times You Don’t Want to Uber

The ride-hailing giant is acquiring SpotHero, which offers parking at 13,000 garages and lots across 400 cities.

A 3D-Printing Breakthrough Just Brought Us Closer to Printing a Car: ‘A Great Feat’
A 3D-Printing Breakthrough Just Brought Us Closer to Printing a Car: ‘A Great Feat’

The 3D-printed motor matched or outperformed comparable motors made with conventional manufacturing — and only cost 50 cents in materials.

While Other Retailers Shrink Bonuses, Walmart Is Paying Out 121% to Its Corporate Staff

The retailer is handing out bonuses above target for the third straight year, reflecting strong performance.

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Small Businesses Are Racing to Add 401(k) Retirement Plans — Here’s What’s Behind the Surge

Millions of small business workers have gained access to retirement plans over the past seven years.

Your Car Might Be a Snitch—and It’s Costing You Hundreds More in Insurance

About 90% of new cars collect data on driving behavior and sell it to third parties like insurance companies—often without drivers realizing they agreed to it.

While Many Companies Fire Workers Over AI, Walmart Is Doing the Opposite—Training 1.6 Million Employees to Use It

Walmart’s chief people officer called it “unfortunate” when companies use AI to replace workers instead of training them for what’s ahead.