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The corporate 'storyteller' is marketing's newest messiah—and just as hollow as every buzzword before it

From "paradigm shift" to "purpose-driven," corporate America always chases a new great abstraction. Don't hold your breath about the new in-house oracle.

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AI angst mutates into 'FOBO' as Fear of Becoming Obsolete fuels quiet resistance across the economy

EY’s Joe Depa says he sees a split in staff. There’s “high adoption, right out of the gate” for juniors, but senior workers “are somewhat resistant.”

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Netflix cofounder says he stopped work at 5 p.m. every Tuesday for 30 years to stay ‘sane,’ no matter the crisis: ‘Nothing got in the way of that’

Marc Randolph ran Netflix for seven years and never let a meeting, crisis, or last-minute request stand in the way of his Tuesday 5 p.m. hard stop. Experts and fellow CEOs are divided on whether that’s genius—or naive.

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Meet a former VC who has a plan to prepare American students for an AI-disrupted future

For years, Ted Dintersmith has been sounding the alarm that American schools don’t adequately prepare children for the future. Artificial intelligence will be an inflection point, he said.

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Jamie Dimon’s reality check for ambitious workers: 'There’s going to be a grunt part to every part of a job. Get over it'

The JPMorgan CEO says workers should not simply “get a new job.” Instead, they should stick to one role.

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'Peeps are a food chemical success story’: experts sound off on MAHA’s push to end dyes in Easter candy—and how states are hopping to it

Peeps, that holiday candy tradition of bunnies and chicks that get eaten or are left to get stale, are at the center of a food dye battle with MAHA.

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Meet the Gen Z grads reviving accounting—colleges are reporting near-perfect placement rates at $80K starting salaries

Once seen as boring and synonymous with tax season dread, accounting is now attracting Gen Z with high demand, near six-figure salaries, and near-guaranteed job offers.

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The billion-dollar bet that turned insurance into entertainment

Four companies in one of America’s least glamorous industries solved one of its hardest business problems—by stopping talking about their product entirely.

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Your neighbor just got a home security system, but should you be worried? 'It's inherently a little creepy' says surveillance expert

SimpliSafe CEO Hilary Schneider says the home security system industry needs to answer the question of who owns your footage.

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How Corporate Natalie turned a $500 brand deal into a creator empire—and her own agency

Natalie Marshall launches Expand Co-Lab, which she believes can overhaul the “broken” influencer marketing system.

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‘It’s shocking how poorly prepared the administration is’: DOGE gutted major energy personnel who warn the U.S. has lost key insights amid Iran war

Last year, the Trump administration eliminated the Bureau of Energy Resources, which maintained close relationships with private sector oil companies and foreign energy ministries.

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The founder of a $2.5 million AI-powered legal business started work at her DA’s office at just 12 years old

Logan Brown, the founder of AI-powered law firm Soxton, lived out her “Legally Blonde” dreams through hometown court hearings as a preteen and attending Harvard Law School.

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I'm a VC who bets on AI. What keeps me up at night isn't the idea of these companies failing—quite the opposite

I've stopped asking, "which AI company should I back?" Instead, I've started asking which problems the major players are ignoring.

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Ryanair CEO says book summer trips before fares soar, predicting French air traffic controllers more likely to cause flight chaos than fuel shortages

"At Ryanair, we have lots of flights on a daily basis. We will re-accommodate you, get you back, get you out, whatever it's going to be."

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Trump calms markets to fight longer and always uses the military assets he deploys as more combat power heads to Iran, Mideast expert says

“So if we see a lot of back and forth in terms of what the administration is signaling, it’s part of that strategy of actually trying to manage the markets.”

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Gen Z are already more bullish than millennials about early retirement—and many think they can quit work for good with just $500,000

A chunk of Gen Zers anticipate working for just two decades before kicking up their feet and living off just $500,000 for the following 60 years.

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Labor market turns upside down as the economy can shed jobs and still keep unemployment low amid immigration reversal

“Real-time data point to an important change in the U.S. labor market: The benchmark for evaluating payroll growth has moved significantly.”

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3 reasons OpenAI buying daily tech show TBPN for hundreds of millions isn't totally crazy

One of the biggest differences between startup success and failure is knowing when to sell. TBPN's founders selling to OpenAI is a masterclass.

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Watches like this $455,000 timepiece can't be made by a machine—and that's exactly why they're the ultimate flex amid the analog revival

Watches with maximum 'complications' are the stars of the $60 billion luxury watch boom.

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The AI gold rush is real — but great companies don't need to mine it

As capital floods into anything labeled "AI," disciplined investors should remember what has always built enduring businesses: fundamentals.

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The World Cup is supposed to be an economic windfall. But 'you're seeing a number of headwinds' now

Fans from three qualifying nations are banned from entering the U.S while others face up to $15,000 bonds and pricey visa fees.

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College grads in ‘AI-proof’ careers like psychology and education are seeing negative returns on their degrees

As AI reshapes white-collar work, new research shows that some of the most popular graduate degrees are actually leaving holders worse off financially.

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How Delta uses Tom Brady to train its 100,000 workforce on leadership and a winner’s mindset

Delta CEO Ed Bastian says seven-time Super Bowl champion Tom Brady helps the $42.2 billion airline giant “push the envelope” and continue to succeed at the top.

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The Trump administration is blurring the public and private sector workforce, and OPM director Scott Kupor won’t rule out conflict of interest risks

“We got to balance potential risks with potential upside,” Kupor said of potential conflicts of interest in government. “I think you can manage that quite clearly.”

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AI’s next frontier is the real world

AI has made our digital lives frictionless and intuitive. Our airports, offices and hospitals run on tickets, badges and manual checks. That's changing.

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