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By supporting Argentina, the U.S. government hopes to start a domino effect of preventing ‘failed states’ across South America, says Bessent

Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent hails Javier Milei’s Argentina as a “beacon” for South America, backing it with swap lines while ruling out U.S. cash aid.

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Meet Mira Murati, the 36-year-old tech prodigy who shot to fame at OpenAI and now runs a startup that's a poaching target for Mark Zuckerberg

Murati enjoyed roles at Goldman Sachs and Tesla before making her name in artificial intelligence.

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A small Jesuit school in Denver has quietly become a pipeline for powerful Republicans surrounding Trump

Erika Kirk and Lindsey Halligan, two conservative figures who have made headlines recently, both attended Regis University.

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David Beckham’s company raked in nearly $100 million last year: Deals with AliExpress and SharkNinja put him back on the billionaire track

David Beckham’s latest wins aren’t on the pitch—they’re in business, with $92 million in annual revenue and lucrative deals that could put him on track to billionaire status.

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Tilly Norwood is a warning and a lesson to humans about the future power of AI

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I tried the viral AI 'Friend' necklace everyone's talking about—and it's like wearing your senile, anxious grandmother around your neck

New Yorkers are vandalizing posters advertising friend.com, calling the AI necklace “dystopian” and “creepy.” It also just doesn’t really work.

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UK chancellor pledges 'youth guarantee' for Gen Zers 18 months out of work: a job, a trade, or college placement

The Labour Party looks to wrangle in high youth unemployment after a historic low in 2022.

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Weather forecasting is getting harder. DeepMind’s AI just passed a real test

AI is reshaping weather forecasting, giving forecasters—and businesses—critical extra time to prepare for extreme weather.

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This isn’t the first time Tesla has lost the EV tax credit

The EV tax credit has run dry—but Tesla has options to keep sales flowing.

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‘I don’t know why I need to go to college’: Ford CEO says his Gen Z son worked as a mechanic and wondered if the 4-year degree was still worth it

Jim Farley hosted a panel with Mike Rowe, who said, “Nothing in the history of Western civilization has gotten more expensive, more quickly” than college.

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Meet Dot: DoorDash's new 5-foot, 350-pound robot delivery driver that can hit 20 mph

Dot’s creators are convinced it's ready to take on the world despite its innocent look.

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Your office might be noticeably empty on Oct. 3 thanks to Taylor Swift's new album release, study shows

More than one-third of U.S. workers (36%) identify as a Swiftie, a BambooHR study shows.

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Gen Z, millennials, and Republicans drive trust in media to the lowest ever recorded, a shocking collapse of 40 percentage points since 1972

Trust in media has never been lower, Gallup says. A shocking 70% of U.S. adults have “not very much” confidence or “none at all” in what they see and hear.

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The NFL is launching professional flag football leagues for both men and women, Commissioner Roger Goodell says

“We’re committed to creating a women’s professional league, and a men’s professional flag league," Goodell said at an event in London.

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Warren Buffett’s Berkshire Hathaway may have scored a ‘genius’ win-win in $10 billion acquisition that could mark the last big deal of his career

Berkshire Hathaway gets a strong stand-alone business, while parent Oxy will get plenty of cash to pay down debt.

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The AI jobs apocalypse isn't upon us, according to new data

Despite the hype and handwringing, new research from Yale has found no evidence of an AI-driven jobs apocalypse.

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The Gen Z hiring nightmare is real, but AI is a ‘lightning strike’ not a ‘house fire,’ Yale economist says

Stanford made waves with a paper saying AI is having a “significant” impact on entry-level jobs. Not so fast, Yale’s Martha Gimbel told Fortune.

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Mark Cuban on AI powering new American Dream: ‘Great democratizer’ for Gen Z

Cuban said AI gives young people access to the best teachers.

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Nuclear fusion, the 'holy grail' of power, was always 30 years away—now it’s a matter of when, not if, fusion comes online to power AI

Fusion has the potential to solve the world's energy demand and climate goals, but questions remain about crossing the technology finish line and scaling up economically.

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Management guru Simon Sinek says society overvalues romantic relationships: 'There’s an excessive amount of pressure to get married, white picket fence'

Simon Sinek says he’s been asked, “What’s wrong with you?” for not being married.

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White House layoff threats and the greatest resignation in American history highlight paycheck uncertainty—here’s how to prepare if it happens to you

From government shutdowns to AI disruption, sudden income loss can strike at any time—experts reveal the five financial steps to take the moment your paycheck stops.

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Netflix will pay you up to $700K per year—and let you work fully remote—if you can harness AI to make employees more productive

This will be a competitive position, to say the least.

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More bad news for Gen Z grads: Even LinkedIn's CEO is saying the future of work won't belong to people with degrees anymore

LinkedIn CEO Ryan Roslansky said Ivy League diplomas won’t get Gen Z hopefuls far in the job hunt. Warren Buffett and Mark Zuckerberg agree college isn’t needed for success.

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Jane Goodall made a name for herself with no degree, no experience: She got a job as a waitress and saved ‘every penny’ on a one-way ticket to Africa

No degree. No academic training. Not even money for university. How Jane Goodall went from waitress to world icon.

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Can Canada emerge as an AI leader amid frictions with U.S.?

It will be tough to compete with the higher salaries and abundant capital south of the border.

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