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For some hikers, a zero day means sleeping in, eating everything in sight, and forgetting that email exists. For Eric “Laptop” Weld, it means eight hours of remote work.

Paul Schrader is best known for his work as the screenwriter of the American cinematic classics Taxi Driver and Raging Bull, films that, in the hands of director Martin Scorsese, serve as studies of the dark, violent corners of masculinity pulled out by alienation and ego. Unfortunately, without a more discerning eye involved, Schrader’s late…

The Invesco QQQ Trust (NASDAQ: QQQ) is a tech-heavy Nasdaq-100 exchange-traded fund (ETF) that has impressively — yet quietly — turned long-term investors into winners over the past 10 years. Had you invested a decade ago, the fund would have increased your money six times over. Better yet, the fund’s momentum shows little sign of…

Vaca Muerta has competitive oil and gas to sustain more than a decade of development, according to an analysis by Enverus. By Moises Carrasquero on September 4, 2026 Table of Contents

Batteries connected to the grid make money by reacting to frequency, pushing power out when it sags and soaking it up when it rises. A few hundred of them moving together, on command from someone who should not have the command, would look the same on a control room screen right up to the moment…

Altruist investor Nick Beim, partner at Venrock. Venrock partner Nick Beim calls the $4.6 billion Vanguard acquisition a “home run” for the early-stage backer of Altruist. AUG 31, 2026 By Andrew Cohen

Amazon sellers began sharing an email on April 6 about a change to payments for Amazon Ads accounts that set off confusion and a threatened boycott of Amazon advertising. The email informed sellers that, “Beginning April 15, 2026, your advertising costs will be automatically deducted from your retail proceeds. If your Amazon retail proceeds are…

From storing brain dumps to organizing meals: these are my essential productivity apps. By •

Public companies in the U.S. could soon be freed of the obligation to report financial information every quarter.

North Carolina officials are considering ways to regulate sales of cannabis, in anticipation of the possibility of the legalization of marijuana in the state.