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Hilton apologizes for Minnesota hotel that refused to let federal immigration officers stay

“We have been in direct contact with the hotel, and they have apologized for the actions of their team, which was not in keeping with their policies."

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Why Greenland appeals to Trump’s real-estate investor heart: location, location, location

There's also all those rare earths minerals under the surface.

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The college-to-office path is dead: CEO of the world’s biggest recruiter says Gen Z grads need to consider trade jobs that didn’t even require degrees

Struggling Gen Z and millennial grads should consider turning their back on their degrees and retraining to become hospitality and trade workers, Randstad’s CEO warns.

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Beyond the CES hype: why home robots need the self-driving car playbook

Today’s robots invite both passive and active observers into our homes and leave our data exposed to bad actors. The bar is high.

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Why health care CFOs are caught between AI pressure and governance risk

A new report finds governance gaps, regulatory exposure, and thin margins are complicating AI investment decisions.

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Crystal Ball: How IPOs and dealmaking will shake out in 2026

Term Sheet readers sounded off on how they think the state of exits in the private markets will evolve through 2026.

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DoorDash’s CEO blasts ‘appalling’ claim that a major delivery app gives drivers a desperation score: ‘I would fire anyone who tolerated this’

"What’s described here is appalling, and if true, whoever is operating in this manner should be ashamed," DoorDash's Tony Xu wrote on X.

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Trump's trade tariffs are turning out to be a huge dud and Wall Street is pretty happy about it

Revenues are tracking well below the White House’s expectations, research from Pantheon suggests.

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This CEO is trying to revive some of what made GE so special

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Elon Musk ex Ashley St. Clair says she's considering legal action after xAI produced fake sexualized images of her

Women who found explicit images of themselves online generated by the Grok AI chatbot say they feel violated and dehumanized.

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President Trump stands ready to send U.S. Big Oil into Venezuela en masse, but the reality is messy and rebuilding a ruined industry takes many years

Doubling Venezuela's weakened oil flows could cost $110 billion and take until 2030.

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Trump’s strike on Venezuela gives the U.S. 30% of the world’s oil reserves on paper and a $100 billion rebuilding job in reality

“I don't think any large U.S. major company is going to want to invest without a series of guarantees,” one historian of Venezuela said.

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Trump tells NBC U.S. may reimburse firms for Venezuela oil efforts

Energy experts say reviving Venezuela’s oil industry could be a decade-long process, and could cost upwards of $100 billion.

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Energy stocks rip as JP Morgan estimates the U.S. could hold 30% of all the world’s oil

U.S. control of the Venezuelan energy industry could “reshape the balance of power in international energy markets,” analysts with JP Morgan wrote Monday.

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Under Biden, America got 150 countries to agree a 15% global corporate tax. Under Trump, America gets an exemption

Scott Bessent called it “a historic victory in preserving U.S. sovereignty and protecting American workers and businesses from extraterritorial overreach."

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Denmark threatens to end postwar peace under NATO if Trump seizes Greenland

“If the United States chooses to attack another NATO country militarily, then everything stops,” PM Mette Frederiksen told Danish broadcaster TV2.

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92-year-old judge cuts Maduro’s protestations of innocence short: ‘There will be time and place to go through all of this’

“At this time, I just want to know if you are Nicolás Maduro Moros,” said Alvin Hellerstein, appointed to the bench by Bill Clinton in 1998.

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America’s pediatricians reel as government slashes vaccine requirements for children

Among those left on the recommended-for-everyone list are measles, whooping cough, polio, tetanus, chickenpox and HPV.

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Experts are divided on how workers should spend their 5-9: Structure is key for productivity, but can lead to burnout

Influencers have racked up millions of views showing off their outside-of-work schedules.

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Why Wall Street permabull Tom Lee thinks we’re in the third great labor shortage era—and AI is an innovation like frozen food

"We entered the third epoch, or era of labor shortage, which started in 2018 and it's going to last to 2035," Fundstrat's Tom Lee predicted—a boon for AI.

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‘Big Short’ investor Michael Burry says toppling of Venezuela’s Maduro will weaken Russia’s global standing as its oil ‘just became less important’

Russia’s oil exports are its “lifeline” and largely fund its war on Ukraine, says one economist.

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Janet Yellen warns the $38 trillion national debt is nearing a red line economists have warned about for decades

Top economists fear the era of fiscal dominance is here, and we’ve abandoned the debt problem already.

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Could Venezuela be another Iraq or Afghanistan? Lessons from American statecraft in force and legitimacy

Reemoving a leader — even a brutal and incompetent one — is not the same as advancing a legitimate political order.

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From Trump walking away to ‘managed instability,’ Princeton expert on Latin-U.S. relations sees 5 scenarios for Venezuela

There could very well be a protracted struggle in which no actor fully prevails.

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Blackstone exec says elite Ivy League degrees aren’t good enough—new analysts need to ‘work harder’ and be nice

Emotional intelligence, hard work, and interpersonal connection are essential to leadership success.

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