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Gen Z has the wrong idea about college. Your career doesn’t start after you graduate

Career is no longer a static noun but rather a dynamic process, a dialogue between who we are and how we contribute to the world around us.

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CEO turnover is up, and boards are favoring experienced insiders who can hit the ground running

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From Warren Buffett to Tim Cook, these 5 Fortune 500 legends all share the same childhood job

Ross Perot once said a paper route taught “just good, basic business principles.”

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The uncomfortable truth about AI and the American worker

Workers fear the robots are coming for their jobs. New research shows the opposite — and why that might actually be more unsettling.

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CEOs got millions after boards ‘neutralized’ the impact of tariffs. Some won't say what it was worth

An exclusive analysis found eight of 22 companies adjusted executive pay for tariff impacts. Some declined to disclose the dollar value of the protection.

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Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang says this career path will thrive in the AI era—and drive a new industrial revolution

Jensen Huang went from washing dishes at Denny’s to building the world’s most valuable company. Now, he says, the field he studied in college will be critical to the AI revolution.

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Islamic finance principles ‘align naturally with ESG and sustainability,’ says Maybank’s first-ever chief sustainability officer

The amount raised for sustainable finance within the 57 countries of the Organization of Islamic Cooperation jumped from $17.8 billion in 2017 to $82.3 billion in 2024, according to a 2025 report from the World Bank.

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‘Take the money and run’: Johns Hopkins economist Steve Hanke on why the UAE quit OPEC

The move didn’t surprise Hanke, who served on the UAE’s Financial Advisory Council from 2008 to 2014.

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AWS CEO Matt Garman sees huge business opportunity for Amazon in AI-powered software: ‘Everything is going to be remade’

In an interview with Fortune, the CEO of Amazon Web Services discussed the company’s new push into productivity software as well as its partnership with OpenAI.

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Meta is paying top executives to hit a $9.5 trillion valuation—and no one’s ever done it before

The deepest tranche of options won’t fully pay off unless Meta becomes nearly twice the size of Nvidia.

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Elon Musk testifies Google co-founder sided with the robots: 'Larry Page called me a speciesist'

Musk pinned the entire story of OpenAI on a single insult he says Google co-founder Larry Page once hurled at him: "specieist."

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Disneyland implements facial recognition to keep the lines moving, but guests say they didn't know it was optional

The “Happiest Place on Earth” has a new bouncer.

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The $39 trillion national debt just got its own version of the viral Doomsday essay

Centrist political group No Labels is using science fiction to sound the alarm: "Neither party has any credibility on the debt or deficit right now."

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Bloomberg, the OG of financial data firms, has a potent new AI agent. How it built it holds lessons for others

Bloomberg's "AskB" shows the potential of AI agents in finance. Building it wasn't easy, Bloomberg CTO says.

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A 160-year-old paradox explains why AI will create more lawyers and accountants—not fewer, top economist says

Apollo chief economist Torsten Slok thinks AI doomers may be proven wrong. Just swap in "people" for "coal" in Jevons Paradox.

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Tech has a ton of layoffs and AI disruption and the rest of corporate America doesn't. One Silicon Valley CEO knows why

Goodhart's Law is running amok, both in the companies where tons of supposed AI layoffs are having, and where it isn't, Box's Aaron Levie said.

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GM expects $500 million in Trump’s tariff refunds—just a fraction of the $3.1 billion in tariffs it paid last year

The automaker booked the $500 million as a first-quarter accounting gain even though it hasn't received the money yet.

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Wall Street is panicking about OpenAI. A veteran tech analyst says everyone's overreacting

Between the Wall Street Journal's report on what Sarah Friar said and the lawsuit by Elon Musk painting him as a liar, Sam Altman’s having a bad week.

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Ray Dalio warns the U.S. is already in stagflation, and a Fed that loses credibility would make it worse

As affordability crushes consumer confidence to a decades-low, Dalio warns a loss of credibility at the central bank could turn stagflation fears into reality.

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A $500 million superyacht linked with Russia’s richest man was just able to pass through the blockaded Strait of Hormuz

The Nord, a 466-foot vessel connected to Russian steel magnate Alexei Mordashov, is the 12th largest superyacht in the world.

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Your job can actually kill you: More than 840,000 people die annually from health conditions linked to work stress, ILO report says

A new ILO report says long hours, job insecurity, bullying, and other psychosocial risks at work are tied to a total 1.37% loss of the global GDP.

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Activists call out 'horrifying' soaring oil and gas profits as energy companies cash in on the Iran war

As drivers sour on rising fuel prices, energy firms are making a killing.

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Janet Yellen on Trump, the Fed, and the future of jobs

The only person to lead the Fed, the Treasury, and the White House Council of Economic Advisors, Yellen is now being inducted into the National Women's Hall of Fame.

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German chancellor says the U.S. 'is being humiliated by the Iranian leadership' as allies go public with discontent

Thailand’s foreign minister told The Washington Post the country is looking to Russia and China as the country grapples with an energy shock from the Iran war.

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Americans lost $2.1 billion to social media scams last year, 8 times more than in 2020. Facebook alone cost users more than texts and emails combined

More than two-thirds of the total amount lost came from Meta-owned apps, according to the Federal Trade Commission.

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