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Few investors copy Warren Buffett’s investment strategy ‘because no one wants to get rich slow,’ the retiring Berkshire Hathaway CEO says

The 95-year-old chief executive will retire at the end of 2025 after a legendary 60-year run.

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Reese Witherspoon says she doesn’t know a single woman ‘who doesn’t have a disaster financial story’ thanks to divorce and debt

The 49-year-old star said she listens to every podcast about personal finance and is interested in helping women navigate their financial journeys.

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Apple yanked a brand-new TV show just days before it was scheduled to air amid allegations of plagiarism

Reports say Apple was unaware of the similarities between its show "The Hunt" and Douglas Fairbairn's novel, "Shoot," throughout development.

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At Target, we believe retail's next great disruptor is emotion. Look no further than this year's winter wonderland

For the first time, we'll have weekly events in stores all season. For Black Friday, we’ll have giveaways for the first 100 shoppers at all of our stores.

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Investors ignore Nvidia in favor of a massive global rally in stocks

Nvidia is a fly in the market’s soup, but the soup still tastes pretty good.

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What Warner Music's settlement with Suno says about the AI bubble

Instead of rolling up their sleeves and preparing for a long slug fest, music labels are curiously keen to work with startups offering consumers tools to create AI-generated music.

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The future of treasury in 2026: A new tech mandate for finance leaders

Treasury professionals face a pivotal year of transformation.

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Scott Bessent wants the era of Fed-watching to end: He says it’s time they ‘move back into the background’ and make fewer speeches

The Fed didn’t want to get embroiled in politics in 2025—or ever. But Bessent wants them even further out of the public eye.

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China’s robots—from 'factory brains' to vacuums that can pick up your socks—are crushing the competition

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The ideal airplane seat choice to avoid getting sick while traveling, according to an Olympic doctor

Dr. Jonathan Finnoff has spent years researching how to prevent illness among globe-trotting athletes, which has yielded strategies any flier can use.

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Business schools have a responsibility to 'train the leaders of tomorrow' amid global 'fragmentation', says ESSEC dean Vincenzo Vinzi

It is a global institute of higher education with four campuses across three continents: Europe, Asia and Africa.

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How AI can power Europe’s next industrial revolution

AI is arguably the most transformative technology for productivity in history—so where can leaders begin to spur progress and unlock measurable value?

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Nvidia is so spooked by Google’s sudden AI comeback that it’s posting on X to defend itself

“We’re delighted by Google’s success,” Nvidia said, perhaps passive aggressively.

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‘Dr. Doom’ Nouriel Roubini breaks with the crowd on the AI bubble, saying the U.S. is headed for a ‘growth recession’ and not a market crash

“The now common view,” according to the NYU Stern School of Business professor emeritus, “is incorrect over the medium term.”

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Meet Ralph Lee Abraham, the CDC's new second-in-command who believes the Affordable Care Act should be repealed and called vaccines 'dangerous'

Abraham, 70, started his career in veterinary medicine.

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Why China's open source AI models are eating the world

Control over costs and data trump pure performance for businesses in many parts of the world.

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‘Just enough to spend, not enough to splurge’: The low-hire labor market bites for Gen Z and lower-income Americans, JPMorgan finds

Workers ages 50–54 are experiencing negative real income growth, year over year, so reality bites for Gen Xers in the 2025 economy, too.

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Despite Trump's best efforts to reshore manufacturing, blue-collar employment is plunging for the first time since the pandemic with 59,000 lost jobs

“It is striking how soft manufacturing has been because in theory, you put tariffs in place to protect domestic manufacturing…and we have seen the opposite of that,” one economist said.

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Billionaire Richard Branson mourns his wife and partner of 50 years, Joan: ‘She was my best friend, my rock, my guiding light, my world’

Branson announced Joan’s death on Tuesday. She was 80 years old.

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Ray Dalio reveals the surprising ‘single most important reason’ he’s succeeded in investing—and it has nothing to do with finance

Meditation is what gives Dalio his famous bird’s-eye view, he said.

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Sam Altman says OpenAI’s first device is iPhone-level revolutionary but brings ‘peace and calm’ instead of ‘unsettling’ flashing lights and notifications

Altman said the AI-first hardware will be released in less than two years.

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Markets wipe $250 billion off Nvidia as they digest Google's revenge, with Gemini 3 emerging as 'current state-of-the-art'

What if AI’s version of Google turns out to be…Google?

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Ultra wealthy are looking to leave the U.K. thanks to tax hikes—but the CEO of $1 billion tax platform says it’s their ‘social responsibility’ to stay

As Rachel Reeves plans to raise taxes in the U.K., Taxfix CEO Martin Ott admits ultrawealthy clients are eyeing an exit—but says it’s their “social responsibility” to stay.

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The high cost of letting our jobs and our diagnoses define us

When we use labels to define who we are, we risk limiting potential.

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Slack cofounder says workers and CEOs can get stuck doing 'fake' work like pre-meetings and slide shows

Slack and Flickr cofounder Stewart Butterfield says even CEOs and directors are guilty of doing “fake” work—and it‘s on managers to ensure workforces are being productive.

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