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These Are the Most Popular AI Features on Apple and Samsung Smartphones That You Probably Aren't Using Yet

The new iOS 18.2 update added more AI upgrades. Here's what people are loving—and ignoring.

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'Do You Know What a First Class Ticket Costs?' Why Barbara Corcoran Flies Coach

Corcoran says she flies in coach "feeling really smug" instead of first or business class—even though she can afford it. Here's why.

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Mark Cuban Says 60 Is the New 40. He Follows 3 Habits to Stay Youthful.

"If I never had to look in the mirror, I'd think I was 35," Cuban said.

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'Warm Spot in My Heart': TikTok's CEO Was Spotted at Mar-a-Lago With President-elect Donald Trump. Here's Why.

TikTok CEO Shou Zi Chew was at Mar-a-Lago in Palm Beach, Florida, on Monday, according to reports.

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Is ChatGPT Search Better Than Google? I Tried the New Search Engine to Find Out.

ChatGPT Search is now available for free for all users.

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'We Need Panic Buttons': Some Walmart Employees Begin Wearing Body Cameras

Walmart has started a pilot program that they hope will deter situations with aggravated customers from escalating.

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Taco Bell Is Launching Chicken Nuggets — Here's When and Where to Get Yours

The fast-food giant is putting its own spin on chicken nuggets for the first time.

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Tech Legend Michael Dell Says Workers Need to Laugh and Play — and Parents' Advice Can Be Hit or Miss

The Dell Technologies founder and CEO, worth more than $115 billion, says his parents originally encouraged him to become a doctor and set aside his passion for building computers.

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The CEO of Softbank Just Announced He's 'Doubling-Down' on President-elect Donald Trump's Second Term — Here's Why

Softbank CEO Masayoshi Son announced a $100 billion investment in the U.S. that will be spent over the next four years on AI initiatives.

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Klarna Is Replacing Workers With AI, but Claims Those Who Survived Cuts Will See Gains 'In Your Paycheck'

The "buy now, pay later" company stopped hiring new workers a year ago.