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This teacher quit crowded classrooms to run her own microschool—now she’s earning over $100K and finally doesn’t have to work a summer job

The rise of microschools is enabling educators to reinvent their careers on their own terms, with higher salaries, smaller classes, and creative freedom changing what it means to teach.

Entrepreneurs can make up to 70% more than paid employees per year, but there's high inequality among the self-employed

Entrepreneurs can make up to 70% more than paid employees per year, but there's high inequality among the self-employed

But "the typical dollar in self-employment does not come from the typical self-employed individual," according to a Minneapolis Fed study.

Walmart CEO wants 'everybody to make it to the other side' and the retail giant will keep headcount flat for now even as AI changes every job

Walmart CEO wants 'everybody to make it to the other side' and the retail giant will keep headcount flat for now even as AI changes every job

But Walmart's 2.1 million-strong workforce will change in composition due to AI.

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A gauge of future home sales just turned negative—despite 9 straight weeks of falling mortgage rates

“A lot of buyers are hesitating because they’re worried about potentially losing their jobs, losing money in their stock portfolio, and the economy in general."

Ken Griffin has a warning for Trump and the GOP: 'I would not underestimate how grating a 3% inflation rate could be' on Americans

Fed independence works in Trump’s favor too, Griffin added.

The U.S. economy is running even hotter than previously thought, and GDP growth could reach 4% in Q3

Stronger GDP also means the Federal Reserve will be under less pressure to lower rates aggressively.

Sean Evans says progress doesn’t have to be fast to be meaningful: 'Glaciers can change landscapes, but they don’t do it with their speed'

The 39-year-old spent years as a copywriter and freelancer before hitting it big with Hot Ones.

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I'm the former CEO of a $12 billion health care company and I serve on many boards. AI deserves a seat at the table

I'm the former CEO of a $12 billion health care company and I serve on many boards. AI deserves a seat at the table

I see a lot of directors raise their hands to say that they currently use AI. The hands drop when asked if they use it for board business.

Accenture's $865 million reinvention includes saying goodbye to people without the right AI skills

Accenture's $865 million reinvention includes saying goodbye to people without the right AI skills

“This change is so big,” Accenture CEO Julie Sweet told Fortune, ”this is reversing five decades of how we’re working.” Higher headcount is still expected.

AWS head of Energy & Utilities: AI is the grid's turning point—and its salvation

AWS head of Energy & Utilities: AI is the grid's turning point—and its salvation

The grid was built for a different era but this is a rare moment of alignment.

This Ivy League reject taught himself to code at 7, built a $30m app by 18 and is treating college like a $100k vacation: ‘not gaining much from the classes’

This Ivy League reject taught himself to code at 7, built a $30m app by 18 and is treating college like a $100k vacation: ‘not gaining much from the classes’

Zach Yadegari drives a Lamborghini, lives in a house with fellow Gen Z millionaires and is having fun at the University of Miami even though he “never wanted to go to college.”

JPMorgan’s Jamie Dimon faced death and realized he had no regrets: How his perspective shifted after emergency heart surgery

JPMorgan’s Jamie Dimon faced death and realized he had no regrets: How his perspective shifted after emergency heart surgery

Around five years ago, Dimon had emergency surgery for an acute aortic dissection.

Europe must build better public markets for fintechs and not chase the bubble

Europe must build better public markets for fintechs and not chase the bubble

Europe is home to more than 9,000 fintechs, but just two deals account for nearly half of funding in the sector this year.

Multimillionaire Big Bang Theory star says he scrubbed toilets, waited tables and played a terrorist before finding fame on the show—‘any job I could’

Multimillionaire Big Bang Theory star says he scrubbed toilets, waited tables and played a terrorist before finding fame on the show—‘any job I could’

Before becoming one of the world’s highest TV actors of all time, earning a $1 million per episode on The Big Bang Theory, Kunal Nayyar says he juggled a string of side gigs to get by.

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Your boomer parents are probably living in a house too big for them. They're frozen in place because of taxes, top economists say

Nearly 6 million older Americans reside in houses far larger than necessary, while growing families are crammed into spaces that are too small.

Nexstar and Sinclair are bringing back Kimmel, but many viewers may have found alternatives while he was blacked out

Experts say blackouts can push viewers to streaming services, potentially undermining a boycott altogether.

The TikTok deal won’t cut off China’s algorithm, but it could allow a lot of people to get a big payout

The deal Trump says will create a new, 'safe' TikTok for American users appears to hinge on an unusual solution to the social media app's algorithm.

Musk, Thiel, and Bannon appear in newly released Epstein records, years after sex-offender plea

The schedules show high-profile names penciled in for lunches, flights, and island trips.

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All bark, no bite: Trump’s latest trade war turns into another TACO salad for Wall Street

Markets actually improved on the latest surprise round of Trump tariffs.

Sinclair reveals that it asked ABC to create a CBS-like ombudsman while backing down on Jimmy Kimmel suspension

Sinclair said that removing Kimmel was free speech itself and it’s “inconsistent to champion free speech while demanding that broadcasters air specific content.”

Trump’s tariffs are bringing in serious revenue—and it’d be even higher if not for tariff dodgers costing the government $40 billion a year, Goldman Sachs says

Analysts have seen patterns in data indicating countries are taking action to evade the U.S.’s sweeping levies.

Costco sees more growth for its $31.9 billion real-estate empire and is expanding production of its famous inflation-busting hot dog combo

In 2025, Costco sold over 245 million hot dog combos, over 157 million rotisserie chickens, and “enough bath tissue to reach the moon and back over 200 times.”

Sam Altman thinks AI will surpass human intelligence by 2030. His rival AI billionaires say it’ll be even sooner

The OpenAI CEO said GPT-5 is already smarter than he is.

JD Vance values TikTok the same as Snapchat’s parent, and Wall Street loses its mind. ‘This is crazy’

“This is crazy. I mean, the number’s got to be wrong. It doesn’t make any sense.”

Former U.S. Secret Service agent says bringing your authentic self to work stifles teamwork: ’You don’t get high performers, you get sloppiness’

“Could you imagine if I brought my authentic New York self to every interrogation I did?” former Secret Service agent Evy Poumpouras asked on a recent podcast.

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