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Will Smith’s self-inflicted PR nightmare won’t end after appearing to use AI-generated crowds to promote his rap comeback

Smith’s image has taken a beating ever since he slapped Chris Rock at the 2022 Academy Awards.

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Nvidia will move the market tonight in a test of the alleged AI bubble

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For Q2, the size of the VC secondary market reached $61.1 billion, according to PitchBook

In Q2 2025, the VC direct secondary market in the U.S. was $61.1 billion, according to new data from PitchBook.

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Tesla self-driving cars are being tested in Boring Co. tunnels in Las Vegas, but full autonomy is still ‘a ways off,’ convention center exec says

The testing features safety drivers in the driver’s seat, and began prior to Tesla’s robotaxi launch in Austin.

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AI mania or AI bubble? Nvidia’s earnings—and its China exposure—will decide how Wall Street answers that question

Nvidia’s earnings are now a cultural event, with watch parties, bubble fears, and billions on the line—even a small miss could send markets reeling.

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Why every CEO—and every American—should be fed up with Trump's Fed attack

CEOs must recognize that they can inadvertently become complicit in the erosion of core American values as they watch, worried from the sidelines.

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Taylor Swift’s ‘amazing' 8-karat engagement ring set Travis Kelce back $550,000, jewelry expert estimates

“I would never think of her getting something standard,” Benjamin Khordipour of Estate Diamond Jewelry said.

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The markets’ reaction to Trump hides a darker truth that puts the American economy at risk, Piper Sandler warns

“The U.S. is moving away from free markets, limited government, and the rule of law at an astonishing pace,” the investment bank says.

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The world's youngest self-made billionaire says the secret to closing deals is exploiting investors' greed and fear of missing out

Thomas Healy understands investor psychology: He’s raised $750 million for his brainchild, Hyliion.

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We should have paid more attention to Blake Lemoine...and Joseph Weizenbaum

Microsoft AI CEO Mustafa Suleyman is not the first to ring alarm bells about AI chatbots that seem all too alive. It's time AI companies do more to design their chatbots to seem less like people.

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Investors are salivating over rate cuts as Trump’s attempt to fire Lisa Cook opens the door for a GOP Fed majority: ‘This is very positive’

It’s more important to have a dovish Fed than an independent one, investor Jay Hatfield told Fortune.

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Airbnb CEO Brian Chesky says he’s still in founder mode—he personally handpicks staff, treats them as direct reports, and decides who stays

Despite having a massive org chart, the Airbnb CEO Brian Chesky runs his company like he’s just got started.

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OpenAI’s president and Andreessen Horowitz are helping lead a $100 million Silicon Valley push against tougher AI laws and the lawmakers behind them

The organization will support politicians who are friendly to AI “innovation.”

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Despite snubbing U.S. tourism and boycotting American goods, Canadians are pouring more into U.S. stocks than they have in over 35 years

“‘Buy Canadian’ programs seemingly don’t apply to investment portfolios,” said Warren Lovely, managing director of National Bank of Canada Financial Markets.

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Perplexity wants to play nice with publishers. They keep suing it anyway

Perplexity is facing copyright lawsuits from publishers around the world, even as it tries to forge partnerships with them.

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First-of-its-kind Stanford study says AI is starting to have a 'significant and disproportionate impact' on entry-level workers in the U.S.

Something appears to have changed in late 2022, specifically for young workers ages 22 to 25 in the jobs most exposed to AI.

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Billionaire Mark Cuban says that 'companies don’t understand’ how to implement AI right now—and that's an opportunity for Gen Z coming out of school

Forget AI taking jobs, Gen Z’s biggest opportunity is teaching people how to use the technology, the former Shark Tank star says.

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Boomer NYU professor says Gen Z’s lazy label comes from zero faith in the payoff of hard work—and a fear that the world will end in 20 years anyway

Baby boomer NYU professor Suzy Welch said people should sympathize with the “vulnerability and sadness” of Gen Z’s current situation—crippling debt and uncertainty—instead of hating on them.

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Trump media firm raises $6.4 billion to invest in Crypto.com’s digital token, deal includes purchase of Trump stock

The value of the Cronos token soared on news of the deal, which includes a $5 billion credit line and $200 million in cash.

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Nvidia's new $3,500 'brain' could herald what Jensen Huang calls the final phase of AI

Jetson Thor helps robots react in milliseconds, the difference between dropping or catching a package, or bumping a pallet and steering around it.

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Forget smart homes: The final frontier is an AI-powered home that can take care of you

"The AI home is not simply a tech upgrade; it is a redefinition of what home means."

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Keurig Dr Pepper CFO's leap to CEO of coffee spinoff fueled by key career moves

KDP will split into two U.S.-listed companies following its acquisition of JDE Peet’s.

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I worked on the first iPhone under Steve Jobs before selling Nest for $3.2 billion. Jensen Huang is right about what will happen next with AI

My old boss Steve Jobs cared about hardware, and it still matters.

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The homepage is dead. The future belongs to the question

The numbers don't lie: we've entered the age of the question, not the click.

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Gen Z is adopting 'career minimalism,' killing off the ladder for a 'lily pad' mentality, Glassdoor says

“Conscious unbossing” is becoming a way of life for Gen Z, but they will still accept a manager role for higher pay or a higher title.

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