The Arby’s Meat & 3 deal consists of a sandwich, mozzarella sticks, curly fries, a drink, and a peach cobbler. Gabbi Shaw/Business Insider Arby’s Meat & 3 deal costs $7.99 to $8.99 for a sandwich,
Baguettes are versatile and can be surprisingly easy to make at home. Steven John I’ve got a recipe for baguettes that are easy to make and pair well with so many meals. Not counting the
Every team has that one Slack or Teams channel where the exact same questions get asked every single week. Where is the updated brand guide? What is our policy on expense receipts over $50? How
Kylie Jenner is one of Instagram’s most followed personalities. Theo Wargo/FilmMagic TikTok is the platform of the creator middle class, but top earners favor Instagram, a new survey suggests. Overall, creators rank TikTok first for
Meta’s CEO, Mark Zuckerberg, dropped a 6,500-word essay Monday arguing that AI is safest and most beneficial when it’s distributed widely and not controlled by a few leading AI labs. It was more than an
AI’s carbon footprint is even worse than it seems. It’s not just that new data centers are leading to new fossil-fueled power plants—like an Amazon-backed gas plant in Texas that could be the largest single
Alona Vasylieva was a flight attendant for Ukraine International Airlines for 10 years and had to follow strict beauty rules. Courtesy of Alona Vasylieva I was a flight attendant for 10 years in Ukraine, where
Red Lobster is testing out a new store concept, but it’s trying not to stray too far from what diners already know. “Our design decisions were guided by the idea of ‘newstalgia,’ preserving the elements
The solar industry is no stranger to change. But the policy turbulence over the past year moved at a speed leaving even the most experienced leaders scratching our heads. In mere months, the conversation shifted
Target has appointed Chandhu Nair as its first chief AI officer as the retailer doubles down on the technology and its potential benefits for customers. Nair comes to Target after more than six years with
In my quest to cut down on screen time, I’ve had a few key takeaways and breakthroughs. Miljan Živković/Getty Images I used to spend so much time consuming digital media, but now I’m down to
Mark Zuckerberg says AI is great for everyone — but just to make sure you believe him, he’s going to spend $1 billion in communities where he’s going to build AI data centers. AP Photo/Nic
It’s noon on a Monday, and the Wienermobile has just pulled up outside of my Chicago apartment. Soon I’m sitting in a red-and-yellow upholstered seat with a giant plastic hot dog in front of me.
Cursor’s CEO, Michael Truell, has flown across the world to hire top talent. Big Event Media/Getty Images for HumanX Conference Cursor has brought work trials back into its hiring process for technical candidates. Its head
For Black women, the instability of today’s job market has been particularly severe. Since early 2025, approximately 600,000 Black women have become unemployed, left the labor force, or otherwise been pushed out. Behind that staggering
Get ready for a rare double feature in the sky on Wednesday, when parts of the United States will be able to see a partial solar eclipse during the day, then the Perseid meteor shower
Has anyone checked out Disney’s Verts lately? (And if you have no idea what I’m talking about, I don’t blame you). The Disney+ in-app experience quietly changed in March of this year; vertical, short-form content—hence
A new concourse on the edge of Los Angeles International Airport’s international terminal may have just cracked the code for building in highly complex airport environments. The Midfield Satellite Concourse South, designed by the architecture
Bryan Goldberg, CEO of Bustle Digital Group, which operates editorial platforms including Bustle, Nylon, and W Magazine, among others, thinks that hosting events and cultivating a community of influential people to appeal to readers is the solution to keeping his
Legora CEO Max Junestrand. Martynas Justinevicius for BI Legora, a startup that builds software for lawyers, has asked customers to stop buying “seats.” Instead, the company wants customers to pay based on how much they