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'Don't look at the résumé': Elon Musk admits he's 'fallen prey' to flashy credentials but says conversation matters most when hiring

The Tesla and SpaceX CEO said he prioritizes hiring candidates who have a “wow” factor.

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Stop blaming Gen Z for resisting RTO: 71% say they want a hybrid balance—and now they're quietly leading the office comeback

Gen Z workers actually want to be in the office—just not five days a week. They're showing up voluntarily more than any generation.

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Philanthropy leader at Warren Buffett and Bill Gates’ Giving Pledge says children of billionaires are pushing them to give their wealth away faster

A historic $124 trillion wealth transfer is underway, and many heirs are using their influence to pressure older generations to spend down fortunes faster.

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The 33-year-old executive Satya Nadella is trusting to fix Microsoft’s Copilot AI assistant

Jacob Andreou has had a rapid ascent at the 51-year-old tech giant. He is leading the charge to retool its pivotal AI product.

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Big Short legend Steve Eisman says everyone is buying the wrong AI stocks

Eisman famously called the housing bubble. Now he sees investors miscalculating the AI trade.

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Job scams are getting more sophisticated, and they're costing Americans millions

Nearly all scammers are using AI to track targets. It’s making the usual red flags harder to decipher.

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Qualcomm’s big AI gamble: Breaking Nvidia’s chips stronghold

CEO Cristiano Amon is betting Qualcomm can gain a foothold in data center AI—and the chipmaker has already lined up clients like Meta and Microsoft.

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Red Lobster lost millions on its endless shrimp disaster. Shareholders say it was a ‘car crash’ designed to squeeze profits

The lawsuit accuses former controlling shareholder Thai Union of orchestrating the ploy to boost its seafood business.

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OpenAI agrees to stagger rollout of its most powerful model to only Trump-approved customers

It is the second time in a month that a frontier lab’s most powerful model has been held back from general release over fears about cyber capabilities.

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Anthropic and OpenAI waged a $27 million proxy war in a Manhattan congressional race. The winner told them both to get lost.

Micah Lasher won the most expensive AI election yet—then used his victory speech to reject both companies and promise to regulate them anyway.

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Bitcoin down 20% since May as Strategy fallout spooks investors

Worries over Strategy and interest rates have pressured crypto, but Bitwise’s Matt Hougan argues the shakeout is setting up a new rally.

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A Brookings paper just accidentally explained Zohran Mamdani

The headline finding was almost an afterthought: 62 of the 100 most AI-exposed counties in the United States voted Democratic in 2024.

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The 'FIFA 15' is American culinary diplomacy in action

World Cup travelers are flocking to American products like ranch dressing and Raising Cane's. That's the beauty of bringing people together.

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Census data shows baby boomers still dominate the U.S. economy as Gen X and young Americans lose ground

New Census data shows the 65+ population grew 16.2% since 2020 — nearly triple the rate of millennials — as younger generations scatter to exurban fringes.

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Yes, Europe's heat waves are deadlier than American gun violence

Heat has killed 200,000 Europeans in four years. The WHO calls it a health emergency.

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AI boom may be on its last legs amid stock volatility and dash for cash—but will go out in a blaze of glory with 'blow-off phase' before bubble pops

"This volatility is, in our view, evidence of excessive froth and calls into the question the sustainability of this rally."

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Stripe cofounder says Gen Z will need two college majors to compete thanks to AI—and investing legend Charlie Munger called it first

Stripe cofounder John Collison believes going to school and doubling up on disciplines with two majors is key to standing out in the AI era.

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Gen Z’s hiring hell is real: 1 in 3 employers admit they’re replacing entry-level roles with AI—and tech and manufacturing jobs are most at risk

AI is eating entry-level jobs fast. And a new survey of 600 recruiters shows an MBA may no longer be the escape hatch it once was.

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When oil prices change, it affects your energy costs—and even the price of everyday items. Here’s why.

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Shell Foundation CEO: climate tech works. Getting it to a billion people who need it is the hard part

The green transition's real bottleneck isn't invention — it's distribution, cost and finance. After 25 years and $10 billion leveraged, he has a blueprint.

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How marketers are balancing broader remits and tighter budgets

Marketing leaders at Cannes Lions discuss their expanding list of responsibilities, AI’s threat to creativity and the importance of having a CMO on the C-suite

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CFOs are bullish on their own companies—even as they turn bearish on the economy

Even as macro concerns deepen, CFOs are leaning into risk, reshaping talent, and betting on AI to drive company-specific gains.

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Morgan Stanley on life after selling your business: a roadmap for entrepreneurs

Selling your company can be the financial win of a lifetime — and one of the most disorienting transitions you'll ever face.

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The richest 20% are the only ones powering the U.S. economy, says top economist, but their prospects are entirely reliant on teetering stock prices

"Given how important the well-to-do are to spending and the economy, and the importance of surging stock prices to the well-to-do, it is critical to consider the durability of the runup in stock prices."

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