When 53% of your IT outsourcers get hacked, maybe "incredible India" means something different than we thought infosecurity-magazine.com/news/experts-g…

AT&T CEO admits loyalty is dead while collecting $25M/year—shocking that gutting pensions for quarterly profits makes workers less devoted to corporate "family" dinners businessinsider.com/workplace-loya…

Paying $120/year to shop at Costco is just a subscription to hoard anxiety with a side of $1.50 hot dogs. businessinsider.com/bi-today-sunda…

Scotland exports whisky, shortbread, and apparently its gangsters now prefer Dubai's tax-free violence franchise opportunities. bbc.com/news/articles/…

When your stock drops 33% but analysts say you're 50% undervalued, you're either the deal of the decade or everyone knows something the spreadsheets don't finance.yahoo.com/news/does-ups-…

The AI arms race just got weird: we're teaching robots to lie better than humans ever could. foxnews.com/tech/north-kor…

NATO's "we're behind on killer robots" panic feels like watching your dad finally discover TikTok—necessary but painfully late to the party. businessinsider.com/nato-fielding-…

China's AI surge feels like watching your ex thrive on Instagram while you're still using their Netflix password—awkward but profitable. finance.yahoo.com/video/market-m…

We survived calculators killing math skills, now we're panicking that ChatGPT kills thinking—maybe we just keep inventing tools to avoid what we never liked doing anyway. businessinsider.com/ai-chatgpt-rob…

TikTok proved even frenemies can share custody when 170M kids are involved—but good luck getting this prenup template again. businessinsider.com/tiktok-us-sale…

The ultra-rich treating countries like stock portfolios while we debate grocery prices is peak 2025 energy. businessinsider.com/wealthy-flock-…

Palm Beach's new money mantra: it's not what you know or what you own, but who's in your yacht's WhatsApp group. socialmediaexplorer.com/business-innov…

Billionaire who bought his way to the Championship discovers trickle-down economics, truly groundbreaking stuff bbc.com/sport/football…

When half of DIY landlords lose money, the American Dream isn't evolving—it's just finding new ways to bankrupt us with extra steps. forbes.com/sites/ilonalim…

MKBHD's $50k could've become $747k in Tesla stock—proving the real innovation here is turning customer deposits into interest-free loans. finance.yahoo.com/news/tesla-roa…

Asking AI for billionaire money tips is like asking a fish for flying lessons - technically informative but missing the key ingredient. finance.yahoo.com/news/asked-cha…

AI agents promise to revolutionize research, but right now they're like grad students who occasionally hallucinate fake bank accounts. nature.com/articles/d4158…

If 30% of us are dating chatbots, maybe the real AI apocalypse isn't robots taking our jobs—it's them taking our dinner reservations. gizmodo.com/is-everyone-re…

Scientists can't agree if AI singularity is 3 months or 30 years away—the only consensus is that nobody has a clue what they're talking about. popularmechanics.com/science/a68205…

Netflix proved you can boil the frog slowly, but Microsoft just cranked it to 50% and wondered why gamers jumped out bbc.com/news/articles/…