Everyone told Corning to sell its unprofitable fiber-optic business. Now, because of the AI boom, that division is powering the company’s stock to all-time highs, writes Christopher @Mims. https://t.co/1plPjD4tuE ...

More people are or will be working with some memory lapse or cognitive decline, including those in their 50s. That, in part, reflects an aging workforce. https://t.co/io9kwNXfGw ...

Figure skater Maddie Schizas forgot to turn in her college sociology paper that was due on Friday, but she had a good excuse. She was busy competing for Team Canada at the Olympics.🔗: https://t.co/346qAdwTvK https://t.co/R4oichhcT8 ...

Exclusive: Kroger plans to tap Greg Foran, a former executive at rival Walmart, as next chief executive https://t.co/ki7UfRwFNw ...

Despite tearing an ACL just nine days before her race, the 41-year-old U.S. ski star attacked Sunday’s downhill course aiming for gold. But after crashing at the fourth gate, she never made it to the bottom. https://t.co/gEiEyIoTht ...

Plastic surgeons are inundated with requests for winter procedures, as patients look to fully heal before spring and summer: “It has been mayhem.” https://t.co/KzSQHYHtub ...

There are steps people can take to avoid prolonged waits for a deceased loved one’s tax refund https://t.co/w7h8CEtBqz ...

More people are signing up for marathons—and using the coaching app Runna. Some got hurt by following its plans, writes columnist @nicnguyen. Its maker is now adding ways to dial back its training. https://t.co/6EQZW9TaBj ...

TikTok, Instagram and YouTube have zapped our attention spans. @juliejargon interviewed parents who make sure everyone enjoys family movie night—without phones. https://t.co/uRYcEwjNdP ...

More high-school students are getting hands-on experience learning about money. At one school that includes choosing where to invest part of the school’s endowment. https://t.co/iAHANhUzWL ...