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I knew about North Korean hackers—they still tricked me and got into my computer

A source reached out to me over Telegram. I didn’t realize his account was compromised until it was almost too late.

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Major 4-day workweek study suggests that when we work 5 days we spend one doing basically nothing

Research says workers can get as much done in a 33-hour week as in 38 hours. Essentially, those of us on a five-day week are filling up our days with time-wasting activities.

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Current price of oil as of April 2, 2026

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

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What HBO's 'The Pitt' gets right—and wrong—about treating alcohol use disorder

The hit drama accurately shows how often alcohol misuse lands patients in the ER. What it also captures is how rarely it treats the underlying condition.

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12 Fortune 500 CEOs worked for Pepsi. Delta’s Ed Bastian explains why it’s a leadership factory

On Fortune’s Titans and Disruptors of Industry podcast, Bastian explained how PepsiCo’s cutthroat talent culture prepared him to lead the most profitable airline in the U.S.

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Prediction markets caught insider traders in real time. Congress wants to shut them down anyway

Blockchain-based platforms Polymarket and Kalshi are doing what Wall Street regulators never could—leaving a public, immutable trail of suspicious trades.

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The hedge fund billionaire betting Miami can rival New York's Wall Street

Ken Griffin’s relocation playbook offers lessons on cost, talent, and regulatory strategy.

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Ford’s Jim Farley has been warning that America’s ignoring the ‘essential economy’ while AI eats jobs. Goldman Sachs has the receipts

Does America have enough essential AI workers? Not really.

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Blend’s post-IPO reset: CEO Nima Ghamsari bets that AI can turn it all around

After a $4 billion public markets peak and a mortgage market downturn, Blend is refocusing on AI-driven automation.

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Trump hails 'tremendous progress' in Iran but all Wall Street heard was 'back to escalation'

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

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Here’s why King Charles is coming to America. And it is not the reason the president thinks

As George Bernard Shaw said, Britain and America share a language but not a worldview—and the gap between the U.S. and Europe is only growing.

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Asia’s AI playbook gets a reality check as the Iran war sends energy prices higher and snarls supply chains

“The scaling laws that have driven the AI boom are fundamentally peacetime constructs.”

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Have a strong brand in a world of noise—it’s like having the only red T-shirt in a stadium full of white ones

Electric is no longer a compromise: Inside Volvo’s big bet on the EX60—and the CCO, Erik Severinson, selling skeptics on EVs.

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Prediction markets have sparked a golden age of insider trading—but the party may be coming to an end

Suspicious wagers on everything from U.S. military actions to MrBeast episodes have finally roused officials to take action.

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Asian markets drop after Trump signals he’ll bomb Iran ‘back to the stone ages,’ tells other countries to ‘take the lead’ in reopening Hormuz

“Countries of the world that do receive oil through the Hormuz Strait must take care of that passage,” Trump said in his address.

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In the age of AI anxiety, the 100 Best Companies to Work For are betting on their people

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Gen Z fled San Francisco for Texas and Florida. Now they’re turning ‘welcomer cities’ into the next big tech towns

The next wave of the migration story is already underway, and it’s moving the innovation economy into unexpected territory.

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The tax escape map: Billionaires are bolting for Florida from the West Coast and taking billions in tax revenue with them

Driven partly by proposed wealth taxes, some of America’s richest people have poured millions into waterfront Florida real estate.

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The SpaceX IPO is great — but it won't deliver 100x returns

The threshold for going public in the U.S. has changed dramatically. Decades ago, firms routinely listed at valuations of a few hundred million dollars.

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Macquarie bets impact investing can fill an Asian financial access gap left by microfinance and commercial banks

Macquarie wants to help women entrepreneurs across Asia get loans with a new AUD 1 million impact investment fund with NGO Good Return.

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Trump will address the nation about the Iran war on Wednesday. Here’s what to expect

Oil analysts warn April will be the cruelest month yet for energy prices, and a presidential speech may not be enough to change that.

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AI ‘slop’ is flooding YouTube Kids—and more than 200 groups and experts are calling for a ban

Fairplay, the group that led a coalition of 200 organizations in writing a letter to YouTube and Google, said it found only 5% of all videos on YouTube to be high-quality content.

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Deutsche Bank asked AI if it’s true that AI will solve the economy’s inflation problems. The robots answered

The answer from the machines was unfortunately not what Wall Street wanted to hear.

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Microsoft and Chevron enter exclusivity deal on powering West Texas data center complex

The colocated data center and power plant campus would start with 2.5 gigawatts of power and the potential to double that size.

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Jamie Dimon, office-work champion, vows his anti-remote culture 'would crush you.' The economy's top talent begs to differ

JPMorgan’s CEO thinks in-person work makes companies more competitive. Most of the research says another thing about “the entitled non-complier.”

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