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Your next career coach could be a chatbot

Coaching programs that rely on artificial intelligence are cheap, accessible and increasingly popular. But privacy questions and skepticism over the quality of non-human answers could slow adoption.

  • By Maria Gracia Santillana Linares
  • Forbes Staff

Astronauts stuck in space: Planned 8-day visit extends into 2025 after Boeing problems

Two astronauts have been stuck on the International Space Station for two months longer than planned won’t return home until at least February.

  • By Antonio Pequeño IV

Australia’s ‘right to disconnect’ starts today. Here’s how the new law works

It’s okay to put your work phone on ‘do not disturb’ out of office hours, according to new laws coming into effect on August 26, 2024.

  • By Anastasia Santoreneos
  • Journalist & List Editor

Talent startup Andela, once valued at $1.5 billion, taps Uber exec as CEO

Ten-year-old startup Andela, valued at $1.5 billion, expects to grow its tech contractor marketplace by 15% this year.

  • By Alex Konrad
  • Forbes Staff

Engineers at OpenAI and Midjourney are using this $400 million startup’s AI coding software

Cursor’s AI code editing and autocompletion tools have gained popularity among engineers at leading AI startups like OpenAI and Midjourney.

  • By Rashi Shrivastava

The four-day work week: It’s possible, but do we want it?

With technology making a four-day work week increasingly viable, the big question is, will we do it, and do we ultimately want it?

  • By Sean Byrne - Contributor

Australia’s $30 billion solar farm, backed by Mike Cannon-Brookes, gets green light

Tech billionaire Mike Cannon-Brookes’ Sun Cable won the Australian government’s approval to build the first phase of the $20 billion undersea cable that will deliver solar-generated electricity from Darwin to Singapore.

  • By Yessar Rosendar

Shein sues Temu over copyright infringement—claiming fast fashion rival sells counterfeits

Shein, the Chinese-owned fast-fashion giant, is suing rival Temu for copyright infringement, alleging the retailer “masquerades” as an online marketplace by copying products sold by Shein, which faces similar allegations from other brands and retailers.

  • By Ty Roush
  • Forbes Staff

Alex Cooper’s ‘Call Her Daddy’ – Spotify’s 2nd-biggest podcast – bought in $100 million deal

Cooper’s podcast has ranked as the second-biggest on Spotify since 2021, only behind “The Joe Rogan Experience.”

  • By Conor Murray
  • Forbes Staff

Netflix stock hits record high—First since 2021—after ads, password crackdown

Netflix’s recovery came as other media empires flailed, with shares of Disney, Paramount and Warner Bros. Discovery each more than 50% below their 2021 peaks.

  • By Derek Saul
  • Forbes Staff
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