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How Lumen Technologies is using AI to help cut $1 billion in network costs

Lumen Chief Technology and Product Officer Jim Fowler says he wants the network infrastructure enterprise to "think like a tech company."

Robinhood rolls out long-awaited 'Social' feature to let users track and copy other traders

Robinhood rolls out long-awaited 'Social' feature to let users track and copy other traders

The feature, which is a common feature on European trading platforms, is being rolled out to select U.S. customers.

Disney's new CEO Josh D'Amaro once planned to be a sculptor. He admits saying 'I don't know' is one most important phrases in his career

Disney's new CEO Josh D'Amaro once planned to be a sculptor. He admits saying 'I don't know' is one most important phrases in his career

Josh D’Amaro, the longtime Disney executive replacing Bob Iger, says admitting to what you don’t know is a career superpower, and it guided his rise from the art studio to the C-suite.

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"A bend in the trajectory": U.S. data center development has hit snags because the power grid is approaching its limits to support them

An energy bottleneck is threatening Big Tech's massive data center ambitions, and it means those companies may need to break their huge capital expenditure promises.

An AI agent destroyed this coder's entire database. He's not the only one with a horror story

AI coding tools are deleting databases, crashing systems, and piling on technical debt even as bosses tout "productivity."

Oil prices hit nearly $110 as Iran vows to escalate the war in ‘new ways’

Israel attacked the world’s largest natural gas field in a coordinated attack with the U.S.

I run the world's largest employee mental health company. Leaders are treating AI adoption as a tech problem. It's not

Workers are more worried than hopeful about AI, according to Pew Research — and job insecurity is driving disengagement and burnout.

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The U.S. attacked Iran to show its power but the war is already lost. Epic Fury looks like an Epic Fail

The U.S. attacked Iran to show its power but the war is already lost. Epic Fury looks like an Epic Fail

Even if Iran is militarily defeated, the U.S. political objectives are unlikely to be achieved — and Washington will stumble out of this war.

66% of CEOs are freezing hiring while betting billions on AI. It's a costly miscalculation

66% of CEOs are freezing hiring while betting billions on AI. It's a costly miscalculation

As agentic AI reshapes hierarchies, a new role — the Chief Workforce Architect — may be the only thing standing between AI ROI and operational gridlock.

Jack Schlossberg has a warning for America's CEOs: you're living in my world now

Jack Schlossberg has a warning for America's CEOs: you're living in my world now

Social media collapsed the distance between corporate decisions and public reaction. AI is about to make it worse.

The dictionaries are suing OpenAI for 'massive’ copyright infringement, and say ChatGPT is starving publishers of revenue

The dictionaries are suing OpenAI for 'massive’ copyright infringement, and say ChatGPT is starving publishers of revenue

The lawsuit alleges the AI giant produces responses to prompts that are identical to copyrighted material.

BlackRock CEO Larry Fink warns AI is creating a ‘crisis’ for Gen Z workers: the class of 2026 could face the highest unemployment in years—even without a recession

BlackRock CEO Larry Fink warns AI is creating a ‘crisis’ for Gen Z workers: the class of 2026 could face the highest unemployment in years—even without a recession

New college graduates hoping for a white-collar career shouldn’t hold their breath, BlackRock boss Larry Fink warns: “AI is going to disrupt many of those types of jobs.”

Exclusive: Polymarket acquires the startup Brahma, in effort to scale its crypto and DeFi infrastructure.

Exclusive: Polymarket acquires the startup Brahma, in effort to scale its crypto and DeFi infrastructure.

The startup aims to help the prediction market platform become one of the biggest consumer-facing crypto companies.

The Iran war and high gas prices are getting Americans excited about EVs again

The Iran war and high gas prices are getting Americans excited about EVs again

As the war in Iran sends gas prices surging, the world's growing electric vehicle fleet is providing a buffer. In America, it may finally be enough to win over reluctant buyers.

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Coinbase's Oscars ad says you're an NPC trapped in someone else's financial system–and crypto is ‘your way out’

Coinbase's Oscar ad taps into a real and growing fear: that AI will sort most people into a permanent underclass they can't escape. Crypto, it says, is the way out. The pitch is compelling and complicated.

Current price of oil as of March 18, 2026

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

Sri Lanka just launched a four-day work week and declared Wednesdays a holiday—and the Iran War is why

Sri Lanka is giving workers Wednesdays off to save fuel amid Iran war—and other Asian countries are quietly turning to four‑day weeks and WFH too.

Stripe-backed crypto startup Tempo releases AI payments protocol, launches blockchain

Tempo, incubated by Stripe and the venture firm Paradigm, raised $500 million at a $5 billion valuation in 2025.

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The 'vibe coding' threat to enterprise software is overblown, Workday's CEO says—here's his vision for what actually comes next

Workday's new Sana tools signal a shift toward AI agents in the future of finance.

Economists are loathe to mention recessions, but odds just hit 49% for the next 12 months according to Moody’s top economist

"If oil prices remain elevated for much longer (weeks and not months), a recession will be difficult to avoid," Zandi said.

As Trump rages against his allies, some are asking if the chaos in Iran is actually the plan

Everything you need to know before you reach the office this morning.

From robotics to AI agents, Jensen Huang's GTC keynote was full of signals that startups can't afford to ignore

Three takeaways from what’s become the biggest stage in tech.

Exclusive: RunSybil, a startup using AI to automate penetration testing, raises $40M in VC funding in round led by Khosla Ventures

RunSybil’s AI agent continuously tests live applications for vulnerabilities, aiming to replace traditional penetration testing and bug bounty programs.

The best way for CEOs to keep bonuses in a downturn: Lower expectations

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Less than 10 out of 256 billionaires have kept their promise to give away their fortune—and a philanthropy CEO says Elon Musk is right about why

Exclusive: The CEO who gives away billions for a living says Elon Musk is right: philanthropy is very hard—but stop waiting on billionaires to do it.

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