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Business owners within Trump's base are increasingly unhappy with his administration's tariffs.

Nutr automates the process of making plant-based milk at home, addressing concerns about store-bought alternatives' additives.

The 'Dropout Graduation' celebrates college dropouts, providing a platform for founders who pursued entrepreneurship over traditional degrees.

Sarah Paiji Yoo transitioned her career to focus on creating sustainable household products after realizing the impact of plastic consumption during parental leave.

Choosing a co-founder wisely is crucial; picking anyone who says yes often leads to startup failure.

Everything Legendary offers a high-quality plant-based burger that aims to taste as good as real meat, inspired by the founders' family experiences.

Starbucks is increasing investment in baristas as part of a turnaround strategy, focusing on human labor over equipment.

Starbucks is focused on its turnaround strategy despite facing challenges, with improvements in same-store sales and global revenues.

The office market is shifting towards premium, quality spaces as workers prefer better environments after home comforts.

WeWork benefits from tariff uncertainty as companies seek flexible lease options.

Uber mandates employees return to the office three days a week, emphasizing a shift towards higher performance and collaboration.

The company's sabbatical eligibility has been raised from five to eight years, reflecting new workplace standards.

Uber is accused of deceptive practices in subscription management, making cancellation difficult for users.

DoorDash seeks dismissal of Uber's lawsuit, claiming it's a misguided tactic to stifle competition.

Gig work can provide fast income, but earnings may decline over time due to changing demand.

Uber could become cheaper during a recession due to lower labor costs as more individuals sign up to drive or deliver.

DoorDash labels Uber's lawsuit as a deceptive tactic designed to evade competition.

Ranger Station celebrates its 10th anniversary with a new store in NYC, merging a unique aesthetic with American heritage fragrance.

New York City launches Microhubs to enhance delivery efficiency and sustainability.

The artwork "Abstract Futures" in Grand Central Station is a vibrant mosaic symbolizing transformation and new beginnings.

Unexpected events can shift the narrative of a mundane routine.

Teenage boys have created an innovative cardboard packaging called Kiriboard to combat plastic pollution and revolutionize shipping.

Eco Material Technologies uses rail transport for SCM to reduce costs and emissions compared to trucking.

Elon Musk has benefited from significant government funds for Tesla but is now hindering future support for others.

Musk's actions against the DOE's Loan Programs Office illustrate a deeper contrast between his past reliance on government and current stance.

Slate Auto, an EV startup, plans to lease a former printing plant in Indiana to produce affordable electric trucks.

The lobbying group is opposing California's gas car sales ban, citing concerns over market competition and higher vehicle prices.

Slate Auto will assemble its $25,000 EV in a former printing plant in Indiana, aiming for first deliveries by late 2026.

Social media mocks the disparity between US and Chinese infrastructure, showcasing New York City's subway issues.

Brad Love, a professional panhandler, embraces his viral fame while insisting he has no interest in modeling.

Verizon launches a dedicated 5G network slice for first responders, enhancing their connectivity and operational efficiency.

Subterranean dung drones offer a solution to maintaining sewer infrastructure without the risks of traditional inspection methods.

NRC's red tape stifles nuclear innovation yet handing responsibilities to states might undermine safety and public trust.

UPS plans to cut 20,000 jobs and close over 70 facilities amid a significant reduction in Amazon shipments.

JetBlue Airways reports a $208 million loss in Q1, better than expected but revenue falls short.

JetBlue reported a loss but surpassed Wall Street's expectations on losses per share.

Nike faces a lawsuit from NFT buyers after ending RTFKT operations, who claim they were misled regarding the nature of their purchases.

Nike's closure of RTFKT and ensuing lawsuits reflect the troubled trajectory of NFTs and their classification as securities.

Santa Clara County and San Francisco have filed a lawsuit against the Trump administration's bureaucratic transformation efforts led by Elon Musk's initiative.

Neuralink's BCI has enabled a patient with ALS to regain speech and control devices.

Cluely's AI cheating tool claims to be undetectable, but competitors are emerging that can potentially identify its use.

Hugging Face launches the SO-101 robotic arm, enhancing features and usability compared to its predecessor, the SO-100.

Pony AI's costs to build autonomous driving systems drastically decreased, advancing its path to profitability.

The MTA introduces advanced fare gates with AI technology to combat fare evasion effectively.

Eli Lilly's new obesity and diabetes drug 'orforglipron' faces challenges due to its complicated name.

Ono Pharma USA is laying off 83 employees, indicating a continuing trend of layoffs in the biotech sector.

Ramesh Kris Nathan was convicted for a fraudulent scheme involving false claims about his company's profits and operations.

Ramesh Nathan was convicted of wire fraud and money laundering for defrauding investors with false claims about a fake space tech company.

Healthee's AI platform simplifies healthcare navigation for employees, enabling confident decisions and significant cost savings.

OmniRetail secures $20 million funding to expand its innovative B2B platform targeting informal retail in West Africa.

Waymo may offer self-driving vehicles for individual ownership in the future, according to CEO Sundar Pichai.

Musk will focus less on DOGE and more on Tesla, reflecting his unique management style.