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Crypto is facing an identity crisis—but it’s hardly the first time

High-profile figures are expressing frustration with the state of the industry.

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The Knot has a new CFO who is doubling down on AI

After a career spanning BET, startups and Ryan Reynolds’s ad firm, Michael Pickrum is bringing his experience to The Knot.

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The next 18 months of the agentic era will feel like a slow-motion stress test for CEOs. Most will make the same critical mistake

It feels like leadership. It looks like responsibility. But it’s precisely the move that makes adaptation slower and harder.

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OpenAI vs. Anthropic Super Bowl ad clash signals we’ve entered AI’s trash talk era—and the race to own AI agents is only getting hotter

From Super Bowl ads to social media sniping, the rivalry has spilled beyond benchmarks into a fight over brand, trust, and AI agent market share.

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Investors are already nervy about international buyers backing away from US debt: China might be beginning to do just that

BRIC nations have been “quietly leaving the Treasury market,” ING observed in December.

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Disney’s $27 million golden handcuff for a CEO runner-up

The pay strategy shows how Disney is managing a potential flight risk.

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Lyft introduces feature to help get teenagers out of the house: ‘The problems of 2026 are social isolation and too much screen time’

The rideshare app launched Lyft Teen on Monday allowing 13-to-17-year-olds to request rides on the app.

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Don’t get comfortable with the global stock rally today: Goldman’s ‘Panic Index’ is approaching ’max fear’

Every time stocks take a dip in reaction to bad news, a relentless wave of buy-the-dippers has stepped up to send them back upward again.

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Meta’s expanding its already massive Louisiana data center project

Last week, my colleague Sharon Goldman learned that Meta has bought about 1,400 acres, next to its already massive 2,250-acre Hyperion AI data center site in Louisiana.

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Some health care CEOs are praising TrumpRx for empowering consumers to compare drug prices

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Singapore's ST Engineering debuts the AirFish: A 'ground effect' craft that flies a few meters above the sea at up to 116 miles per hour

The AirFish isn’t quite a boat or a plane. Instead, it harnesses the ground effect to reduce drag as it flies from Singapore to Batam in just 25 minutes.

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Dow futures rise after index tops 50,000 for first time while landslide election in Japan sends U.S. bond yields higher

The Dow soared by 1,200 points on Friday to top 50,000 for the first time as chipmakers and airlines fueled a ferocious stock market rebound

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Patient private capital is needed to help Asia plug its healthcare gaps

Governments have reached the threshold of what public finance alone can deliver.

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Russian officials are warning Putin that a financial crisis could arrive this summer, report says, while his war on Ukraine becomes too big to fail

“Russia has to continue the war because this war is too big for Putin to fail.”

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NFL legend Joe Montana lived around top VC execs as a 49er, then leveraged those ties to launch his second career as an investor

"Everybody thinks it's always about product. But as early as we invest, most of the time it's about people, and what you're betting on are the founders."

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How Bad Bunny went from Super Bowl supporting act to headliner with ticket sales to rival Taylor Swift’s

The Puerto Rican music superstar has achieved historic concert milestones in a career spanning a single decade.

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All the things you wanted to know about Super Bowl rings but were afraid to ask

One year's bling cost an estimated $36,500 each.

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The Super Bowl was made for TV and instant replay was made for visual AI. Here’s how it could be better and what it would look like

Visual AI can make the big game — and every Sunday — better.

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Tom Brady is making 15 times more as a commentator than he did playing in the big game thanks to $375 million contract

After a rough rookie year, the iconic quarterback is finding his rhythm as a broadcaster.

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I'm a CEO who grew a 'boring' air filter business into a $260 million company, and AI is going to help blue-collar, everyday people just like me

We’re entering a phase where AI stops being a topic and starts being infrastructure. It will show up in how work actually gets done.

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I'm the chief growth officer at a payments app and I know how America really tips. Connecticut, I'm looking at you

Our recent analysis shows Connecticut tips average $13.06 in actual dollars (not percentages), the highest in the nation.

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The founder of $400 million company Knix sees a hypnotherapist to ‘rewire’ her brain and work through her fear of failure

Joanna Griffiths, founder and president $400 million intimates company Knix, meets biweekly with a high-profile hypnotherapist to work through insecurities and manage her extreme burnout.

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Meta’s multimillion-dollar Super Bowl ad may not just be about its smart glasses—but about selling Wall Street on Zuckerberg’s AI future

Meta’s pricey Super Bowl ad may be aimed at investors, not just consumers, said one expert.

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In the AI era, Mark Cuban, Mary Barra, and even Sam Altman have one tip for Gen Z: unplug and go analog

While CEOs like Jensen Huang embrace an always-on mentality, other executives argue for being intentionally human—and unplugging from AI technology at times.

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NBA star Metta World Peace says Kobe Bryant taught him that no matter how hard you work, someone else is working harder

No matter how early you start or how many hours you put in, someone is probably already ahead of you. Metta World Peace (formerly Ron Artest) says Kobe Bryant taught him that.

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