Ukrainian pilot says his French Mirage 2000 fighter has a 98% kill rate against Russian drones and missiles
The Ukrainian Mirage crew said the Magic 2 infrared-guided missile on their fighter has seen a "practically 100%" kill probability.
Business Insider Whatever the forecasts say, shoppers are treating this Thanksgiving like a budget holiday
Food prices may be stabilizing, but Americans are still seeking deals and planning to spend less this Thanksgiving.
Campbell’s Says Executive Accused of Offensive Remarks Has Left the Company
The comments came to light after an audiotape was released, tied to a lawsuit filed by a former employee.
NYT Business How one artist landed a 6-month dream gig making art for Liam O'Brien's Critical Role fantasy book
Charlie Borovsky is the artist behind Liam O'Brien's "Der Katzenprinz," a 112-page illustrated children's book.
I traded software engineering for 17-hour work days as a prawn noodle hawker. It's lonely, hot, and somehow rewarding.
When his software development contract ended, Alvin Tan decided to give full-time hawker life a shot. It's tiring and lonely, but rewarding.
I've interviewed over 60 people about financial independence and retiring early. I took their advice on 3 things.
Speaking to over 60 FIREers has taught me that this four-letter acronym is a dream come true for many, but it needs to be done right
Every major character death in 'Stranger Things,' ranked by sadness
From Barb in season one to Chrissy in season four, there have been plenty of tragic deaths in "Stranger Things." We ranked the saddest of them.
A Madison Avenue makeover: Omnicom's $9 billion merger with IPG is complete
The deal reflects the changing fortunes of Madison Avenue, an ad industry upended by new technologies, emerging competitors, and strained ad budgets.
Why an ASEAN power grid is key to tapping Southeast Asia’s green potential
A regional grid may be pricy, but it can help export green power where it needs to go—and boost regional cooperation too.
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Intended or not, the new Omnicom will forever change agencies as we’ve known them
The world's largest agency holding company is born. But there may come a day soon where it can no longer be called an agency, but rather a broker and re-seller.
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‘Low-hire, low-fire’ economy grinds on as lower-than-expected jobless claims suggests layoffs aren’t spiking
U.S. applications for unemployment benefits in the week ending Nov. 22 dropped 6,000 from the previous week to 216,000, the Labor Department reported.
Supreme Court to hear Texas landlord’s lawsuit against the Post Office for failing to deliver mail for 2 years
The DOJ argued that if the landlord wins, people will infer mail didn’t arrive “because of a rude comment that they heard, or what have you.”
Americans can’t agree on what ‘middle class’ means anymore, and they’re debating it in the comments of TikTok home tours
The "average" or "normal" home tour is fascinating, even dividing, thousands of Americans on TikTok who can't agree on social class.
Apple projected to beat Samsung in smartphone shipments for first time since 2011
Shipments of iPhones are expected to surge 10% in 2025 as Apple reclaims smartphone leadership from Samsung, fueled by strong iPhone 17 series reception.
FOX Business What's next for Google's AI team? Sundar Pichai says he hopes they 'get a bit of rest'
"I think some folks need some sleep," CEO Sundar Pichai said on a recent Google podcast about the company's Gemini 3 launch and AI ambitions.
Campbell’s Soup fires exec after leaked recording berating ‘poor’ customers and ‘bioengineered meat’ prompts outrage and investigation
The comments were caught on a recording by a now-former employee.