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More than half of Gen Z says they only use cash as 'a last resort' and doing so is 'cringe,' survey shows

Some Gen Zers are so against using cash they’ll forgo shopping from stores that are cash only.

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CEO Andy Jassy says Amazon’s 14,000 layoffs weren’t about cutting costs or AI taking jobs: ‘It’s culture’

Jassy said the cuts weren’t AI-driven, “not right now at least.”

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The 30-year-old obsessive networker who is leading a wildly profitable niche on Wall Street known as ‘directs’

Matt Swain has become a pioneer by pairing family offices looking to triple their money with under-the-radar businesses looking to exit.

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Crypto’s big ‘Uptober’ ends with a whimper, Bitcoin down 4%

While October didn’t bring in big wins for Bitcoin, one analyst says there’s reason to be optimistic for the cryptocurrency’s growth.

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‘AI is way beyond the hype phase’: Experts warn businesses must reskill for the new reality

Companies must not only develop existing talent but also rethink the skills they are sourcing.

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Exxon and Chevron hike oil production despite global glut and see more ‘frontier exploration’ as U.S. shale boom slows

Chevron cited more exploration efforts in Suriname, Brazil, Angola, Nigeria, Namibia, and the Middle East.

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Three billionaires dropped by a fried-chicken joint—and Jensen Huang bought everyone dinner

Nvidia’s Jensen Huang sparked a Korean-fried-chicken stock surge after a viral dinner in Seoul.

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Crypto’s second wave of ETFs arrives, investors snap up new Solana offering

New Litecoin and Hedera ETFs also launched, but to more modest demand.

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Not even blue-collar jobs are safe from automation—the era of robots is here and for $20K you can already buy your first robo housekeeper

The latest home-intruder is a 5-foot-6-inch humanoid housekeeper, called Neo, created by 1X Technologies. It’s ready for pre-order at a cost of $20,000 (with a $200 deposit) with expected delivery in 2026.

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Powell suggested tech giants fueling the AI boom and GDP hardly care about Fed rate tweaks. They just proved him right

Powell said companies are “making money in building [data centers]—it’s not about 25 basis points here or there.”

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Former VP Kamala Harris says she went through a nine-hour interview to land the job—but she couldn’t escape ‘gold medal depression’ even when she won

Kamala Harris has made history as the first woman to take on the roles of San Francisco DA, California attorney general, and U.S. vice president—but no matter if she wins or loses, she’s always hit with emptiness.

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The IBM exec who wants to bring startup agility to big business

IBM’s top software leader says large organizations fail to innovate because they don’t iterate.

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AI empowers criminals to launch 'customized attacks at scale'—but could also help firms fortify their defenses, say tech industry leaders

Generative AI and more digital connections are opening up new avenues for cyberattacks.

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The haunting consequences of ignoring tech debt in an agentic AI world

I'm Accenture's global cyber AI reinvention leader and the U.S. spends $1.52 trillion on tech debt, constantly fixing aging or clunky software. Now that's spooky.

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Goldman Sachs CEO: AI’s opportunity is enormous, but ‘there will be winners and losers’

David Solomon sees artificial intelligence as a major catalyst for U.S. economic growth—but warns that the path ahead won’t be a straight line.

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Yesterday’s bloodbath in stocks was ‘the end of the cutting season,’ BofA says: Now we’re on alert for the ‘fail risks’ of 2025

No major central banks are expected to cut rates again this year, BofA predicts.

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Meta’s $27 billion bet turns AI compute into Wall Street’s hottest new investment

As the AI data center build out charges ahead at full speed, a new asset class is emerging.

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Companies are trying to do too much with AI, says IT CEO

The key to extracting ROI from gen AI projects is to choose your lane—and stay there.

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Barry’s chairman unwinds at his own gym—but even he admits balance is elusive: ‘Many days I have to wake up and choose who I’m going to disappoint’

Barry’s chair went from joining the gym at 26 to running it—now, he still wears athletic wear to work, has the same lunch every day, and spends $2.70 a night for the best sleep of his life.

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Billie Eilish calls on billionaires to give away their wealth—with Mark Zuckerberg in the room: ‘If you’re a billionaire, why are you a billionaire?’

“No hate, but yeah, give your money away, shorties,” she said at the WSJ Magazine Innovator Awards.

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The government shutdown won't be completely recouped—and it could cost the economy up to $14 billion, estimates say

The report says lost goods and services from furloughed workers’ downtime won’t be regained once the government reopens.

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Since ChatGPT launched, job openings are down 30% while the stock market is up 70%. One economist says the true culprit isn’t AI, but monetary policy

The relationship between job openings and stock market performance has been called “the scariest chart in the world.”

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CEOs who are also board chairs are the problem not the solution, says top governance expert

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The 'cybernetic teammate': How AI is rewriting the rules of business collaboration

An experiment at Procter & Gamble reveals that artificial intelligence isn't just a tool—it's becoming a teammate that can match human collaboration.

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Why corporate executives are not concerned about an AI bubble

Corporate executives are more afraid of missing out on tomorrow's AI capabilities than they that AI won't deliver ROI

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