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Liberal arts degrees have long paid the worst salaries—but Microsoft chief scientist says in the age of AI, they will be ‘really important’ for Gen Z

Move over computer science, Microsoft exec says liberal-arts degrees now teach the skills Gen Z needs to land jobs in the AI era.

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America's economy is so bad that it's driving a loneliness crisis, as two-thirds skip weddings and dinners to make ends meet

A new CFP Board survey finds financial strain is quietly fueling America's loneliness epidemic—and most people are too embarrassed to say so.

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Mastercard to acquire crypto startup BVNK for up to $1.8 billion in largest stablecoin deal to date

BVNK was previously in talks with the U.S. crypto exchange Coinbase for an acquisition price of about $2 billion.

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Current price of oil as of March 17, 2026

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

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Your Instagram DMs are no longer encrypted: Meta is reversing course on privacy and removing end-to-end encryption from Instagram

Two of the world's most powerful platforms are making a deliberate bet that safety beats privacy—and experts say they're right.

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$12 billion AI startup founder says future tech giants could operate with fewer than 100 employees

Advances in AI are enabling some startups to scale to millions of users with lean teams.

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The next energy superpower will make its own fuel

The upcoming era of energy security is shifting from possession to production.

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A market correction of 10% could be on the cards as consumer psychology shifts due to gas prices, says top economist

"The key issue is not simply crude oil itself. It is gasoline, the most visible price in the economy for consumers, and when that price jumps it hits psychology immediately."

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Backchannel talks between U.S. and Iran offer Trump an off-ramp—if he wants it

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

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The Google-backed AI investors nobody took seriously in 2017 just raised $220 million

When Google stood up Gradient to back AI startups, even other VCs were skeptical. Eight years later, the firm is closing its fifth fund—and taking outside investors for the first time.

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PayPal expands stablecoin access to 68 more countries

The fintech giant had previously only let users in the U.S. and U.K. send and receive PYUSD from their accounts.

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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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