Apps are more powerful than ever. From fan-favorites to cutting-edge newcomers, it’s never been easier to sketch out an idea, take detailed notes, or stay in touch with your team. There’s even an app ...

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Neither the Republican nor the Democratic Party has consolidated a majority of the public behind its approach, with more than 4 in 10 saying that neither party can get things done or has strong ...

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Marcus leads a team of eight direct reports, and Jennifer is his star employee. While the other seven team members struggle to complete tasks on time or in the way Marcus asks for them, Jennifer seems ...

After fundamentally transforming how people find information on the internet with ChatGPT, OpenAI is launching ChatGPT agent, a new feature that will use the internet for you to do things like ...

How can we balance getting things done while allowing for serendipity? The answer may be in tinkering with our “time personalities.” By Melissa Kirsch A recent story in The Times, by Emily ...