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After he ‘fired himself’ from a Fortune 100 job that paid up to $800k, the ‘Mister Rogers’ of Corporate America shows Gen Z how to handle toxic bosses

“How can I get people to be smarter and more comfortable about their careers in ways that are gonna help on a day-to-day basis?”

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Mark Zuckerberg says the 'most important thing' he built at Harvard was a prank website: 'Without Facemash I wouldn't have met Priscilla'

"I’m going to get kicked out in three days, so we need to go on a date quickly," Zuckerberg told Priscilla Chan at the time.

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‘This is a bad idea made worse’: Senate Dems’ plan to fix Obamacare premiums adds nearly $300 billion to deficit, CRFB says

The plan to protect Obamacare would cost nearly $550 billion over 10 years if it were made permanent, the budget watchdog said.

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Trump calls affordability a ‘Democrat scam’ and ‘con job’—but nearly three-quarters of his voters think cost of living is bad or the worst ever

A Politico poll found that 37% of Americans who voted for Trump in 2024 believe the cost of living is the worst they can ever remember.

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Top analyst says Netflix’s $72 billion bet on Warner Bros. isn’t about the ‘death of Hollywood’ at all. It’s really about Google

“If I were Netflix,” S&P Global’s Melissa Otto told Fortune, “I would want to build a moat around my business.”

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Elon Musk says Tesla owners will soon be able to text while driving, despite it being illegal in nearly all 50 states

Safety experts say sending texts behind the wheel of a full self-driving Tesla would completely undermine the automated features the vehicle has in place.

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Mark Zuckerberg rebranded Facebook for the metaverse. Four years and $70 billion in losses later, he’s moving on

Zuckerberg once framed the metaverse as the “successor to the mobile internet.”

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Construction workers are earning up to 30% more and some are nabbing six-figure salaries in the data center boom

Trade workers on average are earning almost $10 more each hour working on data center projects compared to peers on other jobs, experts say.

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Netflix cofounder started his career selling vacuums door-to-door before college—now, his $440 billion streaming giant is buying Warner Bros. and HBO

Self-made billionaire Reed Hastings went from a teenage vacuum salesman and Peace Corps volunteer to founding Netflix. Now, his $440 billion streaming giant is buying Warner Bros. and HBO.

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Apple is experiencing its biggest leadership shake-up since Steve Jobs died, with over half a dozen key executives headed for the exits

The exodus of top talent spans critical divisions from AI to design, legal affairs, environmental policy, and operations.

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MacKenzie Scott is trying to close the DEI gap in higher ed, with $155 million in donations this week alone

These gifts are a “major source of encouragement” during uncertain times for higher education.

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Netflix co-CEO Ted Sarandos credits a video store job for launching his career—and cherishes this lesson from Tony Bennett

“It was an MBA course and film school all wrapped up into one for me,” he said.

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Netflix’s bombshell deal to buy Warner Bros. brings Batman and Harry Potter to the big red streamer and infuriates theater owners and the Ellisons

Just days before Netflix emerged as the highest bidder, Paramount tore into the “myopic process” that had become “tainted.”

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Elon Musk and Bill Gates are wrong about AI imminently replacing all jobs. ‘That’s not what we’re seeing,’ LinkedIn exec says

Elon Musk may predict a jobless future, but LinkedIn’s latest hiring data shows demand rising, not collapsing. That will be music to Gen Z’s ears.

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Affordability isn’t enough. Fast casuals need a fandom-first approach

In today’s experience economy, people don’t just choose meals; they choose meaning. Chains function less like restaurants and more like sports teams.

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Turning public companies into private companies: the SEC’s retreat from transparency and accountability

If we want public markets worthy of the 21st century, we need more sunlight, not less.

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Gen Z fears AI will upend careers. Can leaders change the narrative?

New Harvard polling shows most young workers expect AI to reduce job prospects.

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Four key questions about OpenAI vs Google—the high-stakes tech matchup of 2026

OpenAI claimed the AI crown three years ago with the launch of ChatGPT, but as Google turns up the competitive heat, Sam Altman must prove there's more than first-mover advantage behind a $500 billion valuation.

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Facing a vast wave of incoming liquidity, the S&P 500 prepares to surf to a new record high

With fresh money on the horizon it is unsurprising that the markets have shrugged off their worries about AI and Bitcoin.

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Ray Dalio says ‘a little bit of everything’ is needed to prevent a debt crisis—but it won’t happen anyway

Bridgewater Associates founder Ray Dalio said averting the $38 trillion national debt crisis requires bipartisan support—which will never happen.

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Treasury Secretary Bessent insists Trump’s tariff agenda is ‘permanent,’ saying the White House can re-create it even with a Supreme Court loss

Using various other justifications, the White House can implement its tariffs regardless of a Supreme Court loss, said Scott Bessent.

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Nintendo's 98% staff retention rate means the average employee has been there 15 years

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Before running the world’s most valuable company, Jensen Huang was a 9-year-old janitor in Kentucky

“It’s hard not to love this country,” Huang said. “It’s hard not to be romantic about this country.”

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The workplace needs to be designed like an 'experience,' says Gensler's Ray Yuen, as employees resist the return to office

Employees don't want to return to the office. That poses a challenge for workplace designers like Yuen.

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How a Texas gas producer plans to exploit the ‘megatrend’ of power plants for AI hyperscalers

BKV is growing both its shale gas and power generation footprints to attract AI data center campuses.

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