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The equity compensation gap: why even your most senior leaders are leaving money on the table

Nearly half of execs in equity compensation plans lack a formal financial plan—and the confidence gap is a retention risk HR leaders can actually fix.

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Ray Dalio warns a 'final battle' for the Strait of Hormuz is coming

Dalio says that if the President Trump can’t get control over the strait, he risks permanently damaging U.S. credibility on the world stage.

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America's $38 trillion debt crisis is already here. The reckoning comes next

America doesn't look like a nation in fiscal distress—and that's exactly the problem.

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AI is making productivity obsolete. The leaders who thrive next will have something machines can't touch

For generations, output defined professional worth. AI is dismantling that logic — and forcing leaders to reckon with what humans are actually for.

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Lululemon's Chip Wilson is giving the company a severe case of 'post-founder syndrome'

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Your electricity bill keeps rising. Here's what's actually causing it—and how to fix it

Retail electricity prices are climbing faster than inflation, and the most popular political fixes would make things worse.

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78% of girls hate their bodies by 17. A former NCAA champion says running is the fix

By 14, girls drop out of sports at twice the rate of boys. As board chair of New York Road Runners, I know running offers something social media never can.

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Ireland courts U.S. companies as taoiseach brings deals to Trump on St. Patrick's Day

Pharma exports helped double Ireland’s goods trade surplus with the U.S. to $114 billion last year.

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Companies are pouring billions into AI and cutting training budgets. It's a losing strategy

Global AI spending is on track to hit $500 billion in 2026—while training budgets shrink and employee motivation hits a six-month low.

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Only 6 billionaires left California over its proposed wealth tax — but they took $27 billion in potential revenue with them

Larry Page and Sergey Brin alone account for $25 billion of that lost revenue—and billionaires are now funding a campaign to kill the tax entirely.

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Why everyone is talking about Andrej Karpathy's autonomous AI research agent

Karpathy's 'autoresearch' agent did not improve its own code, but it points towards systems that could as well as towards way to conduct other kinds of autonomous scientific research

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Robot dogs priced at $300,000 a piece are now guarding some of the country’s biggest data centers

AI companies are turning to quadruped robots, better known as “robot dogs” for security solutions to protect their vast data centers.

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Trump suggests postponing his key meeting with Xi Jinping by ‘a month or so,’ as Iran overtakes China on the U.S.’s agenda

Analysts say the U.S. President’s decision appears driven by the Iran conflict, and a need to manage the fallout in energy markets.

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Venezuela has the world's largest proven oil reserves, but it can’t solve for the Strait of Hormuz ‘math problem’

Venezuelan oil is a 'drop in the bucket' of the global supply shortage triggered by the Iran war.

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Boards protected CEO pay from tariffs. Now Iran could trigger round two

An exclusive analysis of 50 companies found CEOs in the lowest-performing tier still collected 87% of their target bonuses last year—and boards may start adding more comp safety nets to protect from Iran economic impact.

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S&P 500 will return just 3% a year for the next decade, top strategist warns

A $200 billion index fund strategist breaks down why U.S. large-caps will deliver one-fifth the returns of the past decade—and which markets to own instead.

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Musk says taxing every billionaire at 100% would barely make a dent in the national debt. Bernie says tax them 5% and you're $3,000 richer

Elon Musk argues America’s $38 trillion debt is too big for billionaire taxes to fix, but Bernie Sanders says a 5% tax could at least put $3,000 back in your pocket.

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U.S. debt is competing with a record supply of corporate bonds, which is pushing up the cost of federal borrowing just as war spending piles up

Last Tuesday saw the single busiest day on record for U.S. corporate bond sales.

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‘No, we didn’t’: DOGE staffers admit Elon Musk’s cost-cutting agency failed to reduce the federal deficit

At DOGE’s inception, Musk claimed the advisory could slash $2 trillion from the U.S. federal budget.

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Trump's 'Art of the Deal' can't reopen the Strait of Hormuz — and it's threatening a recession

For four decades, Trump bent the rules, walked away from debts, and rewrote agreements midstream. The Strait of Hormuz defies the Art of the Deal.

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Betting on 5-minute swings on Bitcoin price are the hot new thing on prediction markets

As Kalshi and Polymarket balloon in popularity, so too do quick-hit bets on crypto.

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Peter Thiel's Antichrist warnings during Rome lecture draw criticisms from the Vatican

The Palantir co-founder's private lecture series has arrived in Rome, where both the Catholic Church and Italian lawmakers are pushing back on his theory that the Antichrist lurks behind AI safety efforts.

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'Blackmail is also not what I wish for': America’s allies are ghosting Trump on Strait of Hormuz

The price of oil sank Monday after Bessent said the U.S. “allowed” tankers to cross, despite the lack of assistance.

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Peter Thiel is actively convincing billionaires to abandon The Giving Pledge — and it may be working

In an interview with the New York Times, the PayPal cofounder called it an “Epstein-adjacent boomer club”—and says he’s talked people into quitting.

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Ray Dalio sees a pattern that shows China killing America's economy. This 2,000-year chart explains why

A Bank of America Institute analysis of 2,000 years of GDP data reframes American exceptionalism — and points toward what comes next.

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