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How two beverage fanatics forged a $1.65 billion deal that made Keurig Dr Pepper a major player overnight in the industry’s hottest segment

Cofer had his eye on Ghost—but had to persuade cofounder Dan Lourenco to sell.

Elon Musk finally reveals date for his robotaxi pilot launch and Tesla bulls are giddy with excitement

Elon Musk finally reveals date for his robotaxi pilot launch and Tesla bulls are giddy with excitement

Public rides are "tentatively" planned to begin on June 22, an early birthday present for an entrepreneur who has chased the dream of full self-driving for nearly a decade.

Business leaders say abolishing their DEI policies could actually open them up to legal risk

Business leaders say abolishing their DEI policies could actually open them up to legal risk

Keeping policies in place may put businesses at risk, but abandoning them altogether also has consequences.

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Elon Musk's apology to Donald Trump is making investors happier than the U.S. China trade framework is

In trading before U.S. markets opened Tesla shares rose as much as 2.9%, after jumping 5.7% on Tuesday.

Microsoft Copilot flaw raises urgent questions for any business deploying AI agents

Microsoft fixed the Copilot flaw, but researchers warn the real danger lies in how all AI agents are built.

Neobank Chime to ride wave of IPO enthusiasm, while CoreWeave is best performing offering

Chime could raise as much as $832 mln when it prices later Wednesday.

Aon’s CFO on why the company hosted its first investor day in 20 years

Edmund Reese also talks about growth strategy.

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This Gen X CEO runs Eventbrite, the ticketing platform that has sold over two billion tickets—she loves Legos, hypnotherapy, and skin-care gadgets

This Gen X CEO runs Eventbrite, the ticketing platform that has sold over two billion tickets—she loves Legos, hypnotherapy, and skin-care gadgets

The entrepreneur got her start at MTV and FX—she’s an Apple-pay purist who loves to surf in Fiji.

Trump’s SEC will buoy ‘aggressive innovation,’ Webull president says: ‘Boundaries are going to be tested’

Trump’s SEC will buoy ‘aggressive innovation,’ Webull president says: ‘Boundaries are going to be tested’

The stock-trading platform’s ties to China have invited scrutiny, but Webull’s Anthony Denier is optimistic about the company’s relationship with regulators.

Xerox's CEO takes the long view on 'reinvention'

Xerox's CEO takes the long view on 'reinvention'

Also: Meta eyes billion-dollar AI investment, Musk says he might have gone too far, and U.S. and China agree to framework deal.

AI is changing how employees train—and starting to reduce how much training they need

AI is changing how employees train—and starting to reduce how much training they need

As workers focus on acquiring AI skills, AI is emerging as a useful tool to hone other important job skills.

Everyone’s using AI at work. Here’s how companies can keep data safe

Everyone’s using AI at work. Here’s how companies can keep data safe

As enterprises roll out AI tools across the workforce, business leaders are learning the best ways to mitigate security issues.

‘AI fatigue’ is settling in as companies’ proofs of concept increasingly fail. Here’s how to prevent it

‘AI fatigue’ is settling in as companies’ proofs of concept increasingly fail. Here’s how to prevent it

Along with the excitement about the possibilities of generative AI is a great deal of pressure for leaders and employees participating in projects.

AI is helping blue-collar workers do more with less as labor shortages are projected to worsen

AI is helping blue-collar workers do more with less as labor shortages are projected to worsen

Office workers aren’t the only ones incorporating AI tools into their daily routines.

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Companies are overhauling their hiring processes to screen candidates for AI skills—and attitudes

Company leaders and professionals in the hiring space say they’re now specifically considering candidates’ proficiency with AI tools and sometimes even prioritizing these skills over professional experience.

Goldman Sachs predicts autonomous cars will slash insurance costs by 50%—but could create headaches in figuring out fault in accidents

As accidents caused by human error decrease, insurance companies may have to consider the liability of the manufacturers and tech companies.

Elon Musk offers rare mea culpa over Trump tweets: ‘They went too far’

Musk said he "regrets" some of the statements he made about President Trump in recent weeks.

The American dream is no longer buying a house—it’s paying off debt

Gen Zers carry an average of $94,000 in personal debt.

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Can Snapchat's AI glasses help it compete with Meta and Google?

Snapchat Specs are set to debut in 2026, likely beating AR glasses by Meta and Google.

Tech stocks inch up as Meta reportedly nears multi-billion dollar AI investment

The S&P 500 rose 0.55% on Tuesday as investors await resolution of U.S.-China discussions.

Why planning for the CEO’s replacement is a crucial part of Blackstone’s portfolio strategy

“We think about succession planning day one,” says Blackstone senior managing director Courtney della Cava.

Ahead of Tesla robotaxi launch, residents in one Austin neighborhood say Model Ys—with drivers—are circling their blocks over and over

Tesla has been testing its robotaxi fleet in a quiet residential neighborhood in southeast Austin to the surprise of some residents.

A growing number of Fortune 500 companies are pursuing ‘blockchain initiatives’ as crypto goes mainstream

A surge of interest in crypto has led X, Apple, Meta and Google to consider integrating stablecoins.

Ohio State University is requiring every student to use AI in class to become 'AI fluent'

The university's "AI Fluency" initiative aims to ensure all students graduate equipped to apply AI tools and applications in their fields.

Can AI be used to control safety critical systems? A U.K.-funded research program aims to find out

The U.K.'s ARIA wants to create a 'production facility' where AI will design and test new control algorithms for power grids, biopharmaceutical manufacturing, and other safety critical systems.

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