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Deleting your email, mining its own crypto, even writing a hit piece on you. Three real incidents in three weeks prove the sci-fi debate is over.

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Chubb’s CEO 25-page shareholder letter touches on capitalism, China, and AI: 'I am both optimistic and I'm concerned'

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Paris is ground zero for Europe's backlash against illegal Airbnbs

Europe's biggest tourist cities are cracking down on short-term rentals, hoping to fight crowds and boost housing affordability.

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Meetings are not work, says Southwest Airlines CEO—and he’s taking action, by blocking his calendar every afternoon from Wednesday to Friday

Southwest Airlines CEO Bob Jordan says too many execs mistake packed calendars for productivity. He’s found a “crazy” solution.

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Cursor CEO warns vibe coding builds ‘shaky foundations’ and eventually ‘things start to crumble’

Cursor CEO Michael Truell draws a sharp line between AI-assisted coding and “vibe coding”—and warns that skipping the details leads to software that eventually collapses under its own weight.

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Melinda French Gates has a rule for conflict at work: Wait 48 hours before saying anything

The billionaire philanthropist’s 48-hour feedback rule is designed to replace anger with honesty, and it eliminates surprises at performance reviews.

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Dow CEO: “The die is cast” from Iran war for high petrochemical prices through the end of 2026

Dow chair and CEO Jim Fitterling estimates unwinding the shortages could take up to 275 days.

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Exclusive: Anthropic is testing ‘Mythos,’ its ‘most powerful AI model ever developed’

AI company Anthropic is testing a previously undisclosed AI model called Mythos that is significantly more capable than anything it has previously built, according to a draft blog post left publicly accessible.

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Exclusive: Anthropic left details of an unreleased model, an upcoming exclusive CEO event, in a public database

Details of not-yet-disclosed models, unpublished blog drafts, and other private information was inadvertently made accessible via the company’s content management system

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Shield AI projecting more than $540M in revenue this year as valuation more than doubles to $12.7 billion

The surveillance drone and autonomy startup has raised $1.5 billion and is acquiring an autonomy simulation company.

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Housing giant Fannie-Mae to accept crypto-backed mortgages for the first time

Digital assets are making a jump to the mainstream during a troubled time for the sector.

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A toddler needed a life-saving flight, and the insurer said no. Then Mark Cuban called

Stella McMahon, 16 months old and fighting T-cell leukemia, needed a medical plane to Cincinnati for a federally funded study. Her insurer said no.

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Southeast Asia could become a booming AI market if its data centers can beat the heat

“You can’t ignore the fact that 85% of the world’s population lives outside temperate regions,” says BDx Data Centers CEO Mayank Shrivastava.

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Today's Equal Pay Day. Women and men still disagree about who has more economic opportunities

Jessica Thompson, 47, said she earned $65,000 a year as a senior sales manager in Rockford, Illinois, while a male colleague with similar credentials had earned $87,000.

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The 3 big bad news items of new Disney CEO’s first week on the job

Three setbacks in seven days, even if most of them are out of his hands, have already complicated the new CEO’s vision for Disney.

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Megapot raises $5 million to create a crypto-powered global lottery

The founder says he hopes the online jackpots, which cost $1 to enter, will bring a billion people onto blockchain networks.

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Trump's war in Iran is costing the U.S. economy 10,000 jobs a month, Goldman Sachs says

The bank sees the Iran-driven oil shock stripping 10,000 jobs a month from U.S. payrolls through year-end. Leisure, hospitality, and retail are hit worst.

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Gen Z’s credit score is in free fall as delinquencies rise under Trump’s student loan crackdown

Trump’s rollback of student loan protections has pushed millions of young Americans into delinquency. The national credit score is the worst since 2009.

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I went to rural Louisiana to see Meta’s massive $27 billion AI data center. Here’s what I found.

Meta’s massive AI data center in rural Louisiana is reshaping a community — offering an early look at the economic, political, and human impact of the AI infrastructure boom.

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How a war in the Middle East is hiking your mortgage rate in America

The 30-year fixed mortgage rate rose to 6.43% last week, its highest level since last October.

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New York is home to 154 billionaires. Together they're worth $975.7 billion—and some of them are even making $2 million an hour

It would take the typical New York private-sector worker 82,863 years to earn as much as one of the 10 wealthiest billionaires did last year on average, according to a new Oxfam America report.

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30-year-old CEO of $11 billion Harvey earned the backing of OpenAI and Sam Altman. He says you have to 're-earn' your role every 6 months

Harvey CEO Winston Weinberg says in today’s fast-moving business world, employees must constantly prove their value—or risk being left behind.

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How Alix Earle turned viral fame into a business

The social media star with 14 million followers talks about the biggest mistakes she see brands making and how to make influencer marketing a success.

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Duolingo CEO’s taxi driver test decides who gets hired—before the interview even starts

Candidates in today’s brutal job market are being evaluated in ways they may not even realize.

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How badly the war in Iran is impacting your finances depends on where you live

Households whose budgets have a higher allocation toward groceries, fuel, and utilities—either because of geography or income—are more exposed to the Iranian conflict.

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