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Steve Jobs' old intern advises grads to pay to work for impressive people

Chet Kapoor believes paying to work for your role model is better value for those who are already spending thousands of dollars on a degree.

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The Fortune 500 companies most affected by Trump's $100,000 H-1B visa fee

H-1B holders contribute an estimated $86 billion to the U.S. economy every year.

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Elon Musk once vowed to ‘go to war’ for H-1Bs. Now he’s silent on Trump’s $100K fee—and smiling beside him at Charlie Kirk’s funeral

Musk inflamed a brutal Christmas-time conflict over the visas. Is he trying to win back Trump’s good graces now?

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Trump’s $100,000 H-1B fee rattles Silicon Valley and threatens AI startups

The move could choke off startups' access to elite engineers, pushing them to hire overseas, and cement Big Tech's dominance

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Crypto traders lose $1.6 billion as sector shows signs of ‘bearish exhaustion’

The total market capitalization of all cryptocurrencies was down almost 4% day-over-day to about $3.9 trillion.

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These 3 'sudden death' job interview answers could cost you the job—and never mention work-life balance, warns CEO Suzy Welch

These answers could make an interviewer question your commitment, costing you the job.

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Ray Dalio warns ‘we’re heading into very, very dark times’ and says the solution comes from a Chinese proverb: 'A smart rabbit has 3 holes'

Central to all of Dalio’s advice is his guiding principle for personal growth: “Pain plus reflection equals progress.”

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Former Trump economic adviser Gary Cohn says tariffs are the reason you're having a hard time finding a job

Cohn said companies pivoted from job hoarding to aggressive cost cutting.

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Patagonia founder lived on $1 a day and cat food before making it—when he hit billionaire status, he was so angry he gave away his $3 billion company

While some founders dream of joining the likes of Warren Buffett in the billionaires club, Patagonia’s Yvon Chouinard was so furious he gave his company away.

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Home sales are headed for their worst year since 1995 as 'economic jitters' spread from buyers to sellers, Redfin says

Active listings fell 1.4% in August from the prior month, per Redfin.

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One of Silicon Valley’s most prominent Democrats just called Trump’s $100k H-1B visa fee a 'great solution'

Other tech leaders, like Elon Musk, have said they will ‘go to war’ to defend the program.

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What is the ‘date them till you hate them’ trend that's coming to a workplace near you

Watch out, employers: workers are so unhappy in their jobs that they might start treating their 9-to-5s like a toxic relationship.

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Spanx founder Sara Blakely's $1 billion idea started with just $5,000 in savings and wanting to solve her own problem

“Right when I was running out of friends and money, Oprah called,” the Spanx founder told Fortune in 2013. “She chose it as her favorite product of the year.”

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Howard Stern says he's canceling Disney Plus 'to say with the pocketbook that I do not support' ABC yanking Jimmy Kimmel off the air

Stern had his own fair share of battles with the FCC over the years.

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Over 70% of H-1B visa holders are Indian citizens. Its government says Trump jacking the fee to $100,000 is 'likely to have humanitarian consequences'

The founder of Greycroft Partners says "there is not a single company that I have invested in the last 10 years that could afford to pay this."

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The unicorn killer: Why regulatory risk keeps destroying startup value and what to do about it

The regulatory whiplash between federal approval and state or local prohibition has created perhaps the cruelest trap for emerging industries.

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Most workers want an AI chatbot to be their work best friends

As worker loneliness becomes more prevalent, 99% of workers are interested in an AI chatbot that could become a close friend or trusted companion at work, a new study found.

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Why 'cognitive empathy' is a power move for future CEOs

Progressive CEO Tricia Griffith argues that some paranoia is a leadership strength, not a flaw.

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Crypto executives used to love speech. What happened?

The crypto industry knows all too well what government censorship feels like. Yet, no one is speaking up over the Kimmel controversy.

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How a willingness to take risks positioned one executive to ride the biggest wealth wave in history

Trillions are changing hands over the next two decades, and her new approach to risk aims to win the advisors and clients of the future.

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Warren Buffett just sold his entire stake in Tesla-rival BYD as profits fall and tariff questions rise

Buffett's backing had been a feather in the cap of BYD because Berkshire Hathaway has thus far resisted in investing in its main rival, Elon Musk's Tesla.

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Stripe crypto alum raise $19.2 million to power agentic payments through ATXP protocol

ATXP wants to create the first generation of AI agents through its HTTP-like protocol.

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The younger consumer boom: Amex and luxury brands pursue Gen Z and millennials

Major companies are positioning themselves for lasting customer loyalty.

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Gold hit a new record high—and that’s an indicator of fear lurking behind the stock market’s latest record high, Deutsche Bank says

Investors are both bullish on equities as well as being afraid that there are major downside risks, Deutsche’s Henry Allen says.

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Most business turnarounds fail. Here’s why the best ones cut to strength

Less than one in three transformation efforts improve performance and sustain it over time.

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