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Gen Zers are arriving to college unable to even read a sentence—professors warn it could lead to a generation of anxious and lonely graduates

With Gen Z students struggling to read, academics have been forced to adapt—a move critics describe as “coddling” the next generation of workers.

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Anthropic’s Dario Amodei spends up to 40% of his time on company culture, not products, because he says it’s the only thing that will win the AI race

Dario Amodei says constant communication and avoiding "corpo speak" keep Anthropic's 2,500 employees aligned as the AI race heats up.

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OpenAI’s Sam Altman says his highly disciplined daily routine has ‘fallen to crap’—and now unwinds on weekends at a ranch with no cell phone service

The new father is working out how to balance business and the “significantly underhyped” experience of raising a child.

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America turns 250. Its greatest innovation was never a product — it was a system that let anyone build one

What made America exceptional wasn't its resources or its pedigree — it was the radical decision to trust individuals to build without asking permission.

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'The golden years are not golden': Boomers are hoarding most of America's wealth and power because they're terrified of outliving their money

They followed the script—work hard, buy a house, save for retirement. Now millions of boomers feel trapped.

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This Gen Zer got reprimanded at Goldman for making cake videos as the ‘Investment Baker.’ She quit her job and is building a dessert empire

Allison Sheehan left her full-time job as a Wall Street wealth manager to scale her cake business, with a CPG brand on the horizon: Alleycat Baking Co.

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High-earning millennials and Gen Zers feel broke and conflicted: 'I make a good salary, I shouldn't be struggling this much'

Just 16% of U.S. adults say they feel financially fulfilled, and experts say the anxiety gripping everyone else often has little to do with what's actually in their bank accounts.

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Retiring at 62 costs the average American $250,000. Here's the math (and the neuroscience) that explain why

Longevity risk is the retirement crisis no one is talking about enough. An NBER study on cognitive decline just made the financial case harder to ignore.

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This realtor is betting big on the AI IPO boom, but buying a house with stock will have to go through the OpenAI and Anthropic's boards first

In a tight housing market, some Bay Area homesellers believe exchanging their houses for stock will benefit asset-rich tech workers. But those transactions are subject to board approval.

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The short seller’s argument nobody on the coming mega IPO roadshow wants you to make

OpenAI, Anthropic, and SpaceX are pricing in a global AI economy that doesn't exist yet — and their durable money is in São Paulo and Addis Ababa.

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How Howie Mandel turned a panic attack into a mental health movement and helped build a company now worth hundreds of millions

Howie Mandel did a campaign with NOCD, a telehealth app to help spread awareness of OCD. Out of that campaign, Billy Bob Thornton and "celebrity galore" reached out.

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The Strait of Hormuz is more open than previously thought as the U.S. shoots down Iranian drones threatening ships and provides 'naval overwatch'

"The attack drones posed an immediate threat to regional maritime traffic," U.S. Central Command said.

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Former AI czar calls Sanders' proposal for government equity a 'stupidity tax' and warns against nationalization as Trump mulls public stakes

"Dario and Sam have begun to walk back their claims of massive job loss, but the damage to public trust is done, and now the chickens are coming home to roost."

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Here's where U.S. debt may become unsustainable as interest payments trigger a default crisis that even steep tax hikes can't fix

"Bond markets unravel sooner when investors believe that the government will not restore fiscal sustainability."

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The Seattle Storm used to be the ‘tail’ on the ‘dog’ of its NBA counterpart. Now the WNBA team is leading the city’s basketball revival

“It's the Sonics and the Storm; it's the Storm and the Sonics,” team co-owner Ginny Gilder said. “It's bread and butter, apple pie and vanilla ice cream. They belong together.”

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These 12 Fortune 500 companies have survived wars, crashes, and over 200 years of U.S. history

Most companies fail within five years—but Molson Coors, Cigna, and JPMorgan Chase have survived for more than 200. Their playbook: Pick the right business—and avoid disaster.

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I've sold property on California's Central Coast for decades. The buyers chasing ranch and winery estates are after more than a lifestyle

Post-pandemic buyers are redefining “luxury” as self-sufficiency, income-generating land, and permanence—and supply can’t keep up.

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One in five homebuyers is a single woman - here’s what’s driving the shift

Rising incomes, financial discipline and shifting life priorities are changing the market—even as affordability and hidden costs remain major barriers.

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Gen Z is ditching college for ‘more secure’ trade jobs—but boilermakers and welders actually rank among the worst entry-level jobs

Trade jobs have been rebranded as a shortcut to six-figure salaries, without student debt, and immunity from automation. But Gen Z could be walking into a trap: high unemployment rates, unhappiness, and automation risks.

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Serena Williams' secret to success is about more than talent: You have to grind 'every day'

The 44-year-old tennis icon says humility and perseverance are key to success, echoing other leaders like Brian Niccol, Steve Jobs, and Mark Cuban.

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Billionaires Elon Musk and Mark Zuckerberg used mortgages to buy multimillion-dollar mansions. Here’s why that’s a savvy financial decision

Even the world’s richest people borrow money to buy homes. Financial experts say mortgages can actually be a strategic wealth move for the ultrarich.

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When good money goes bad: the question SpaceX and OpenAI investors aren’t asking

As OpenAI and Anthropic race to go public at $1 trillion valuations, a foundational business theory warns that money impatient for growth is dangerous.

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Elon Musk bullet-proofed his $1 trillion ‘Mars-shot’ pay at SpaceX after the epic battle over his $56 billion moonshot at Tesla

The CEO will have almost complete control of his Texas-based space company, without colonizing Mars or building a single non-Earth data center.

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A CEO denied raises to spend money on AI instead. Companies have 'no idea what they're going to need in a workforce' when the AI race is over.

Companies may be cutting raises and benefits to create attrition, one expert says.

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ICC Secretary General: The Hormuz clock that matters isn't diplomatic — it's agricultural

The real clock on the Hormuz closure is agricultural — and by the time the food crisis is visible, the decisions that caused it will be six months old.

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