Starbucks is going full 'guac is extra' mode. Frankly, it's time.
You're might hate me for saying this, but I don't want my plain coffee to subsidize your eight pumps of caramel syrup at Starbucks!
Katie Notopoulos
Senior Correspondent, Tech and Business
Toy prices are finally rising — after being so low for so long. That inflation could be a good thing.
Inflation is finally coming for toys, which have been really cheap for a long time. This could mean parents finally buy fewer of them.
People are freaking out over the new $795 Chase Sapphire Reserve card. I never got one — and I'm finally vindicated
Chase's Sapphire Reserve credit card became a millennial touchstone. I never got one when it first came out — and felt FOMO. Now I'm vindicated.
Wait, is Walmart cool now?
Walmart's always been the dorky cousin to oh-so-fashionable Target. That seems to be changing — for kids and adults. Is Walmart actually cool now?
We uncovered how Meta's AI app was full of accidental public posts that were really personal. It's now trying to fix that.
Meta has added a new warning before you can post to Meta AI's public feed. It comes after BI reported that people appeared to be posting accidentally.
Mark Zuckerberg has created the saddest place on the internet with Meta AI's public feed
Mark Zuckerberg's Meta AI app has become the saddest place on the internet with its public feed of personal overshares.
How this 16-year-old's game took over Roblox
Roblox's "Grow A Garden" game is breaking popularity records. A 16-year-old created it. How did it blow up? I tried it myself.
'Looksmaxxing' has roots in the toxic online world of incels. So be careful with this new bot on ChatGPT.
"LooksmaxxingGPT" is one of the top custom bots in ChatGPT's "Lifestyle" category. If you upload a photo, it will rate you — and suggest improvements.
This crypto conference took down an 'anti-woke' ad. I went to see what it was like.
Solana's Accelerate conference in New York had been advertised with a controversial anti-woke video. I didn't know what to expect when I got there.
Please, Jony Ive, I beg you not to make a voice device
I really hope OpenAI's new hardware doesn't make me talk to myself in public.
Duolingo drama underscores the new corporate balancing act on AI hype
Wall Street loves when companies boast about using AI. But customers hate it.
Airbnb is using celebrities to promote its new 'Experiences.' But its new 'Services' seem more useful.
Airbnb has an ambitious new plan to help you book anything. It's using celebs like Patrick Mahomes, but I'm not quite sure that makes sense.
Please, kids: Do not set your Chromebook on fire
The TikTok "Chromebook challenge" trend encourages kids to jam items into laptops, causing smoke and fire.
Temu and Shein are in a tricky spot — but it's mostly good news
Temu and Shein weren't included in the tariff loosening, but they'll be OK.
Temu sent my last shipment with no extra tariff fees. What happens the next time I want to place an order?
I love Temu. I want it to continue! I got my last shipment with no extra Trump tariff fees. Here's what could happen the next time I place an order.
Starbucks is set to bring a new late-afternoon snack menu. That's a great idea.
Starbucks knows you might want an afternoon snack with your coffee drink. So it's looking at adding a new menu. I visited — and have some ideas.
Meta has a new stand-alone AI app. It lets you see what other people are asking. I'm confused.
Meta's new AI app has a public feed where people can choose to publicly share their conversations. Do I really want to see that?
I placed my first Temu order since Trump's tariffs. Maybe this is going to work after all.
Temu is using warehouses in the US to avoid those nasty import fees. I placed a new order. Maybe my love affair with cheap junk isn't over just yet.
Meta has a John Cena-voiced sex chatbot problem. It's a risk it shouldn't take.
Romantic roleplay chatbots are only going to be a nightmare for Meta. Mark Zuckerberg should think whether he even wants to be in this risky business.
Facebook's new downvote button is just a test
Facebook is testing a downvote button, aiming to reduce spammy comments and allowing users to anonymously flag less useful content. Will it work?