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Shrinkflation is hitting homes: Expect ‘the death of the hallway’ and other Tetris-like designs to cut construction costs

Architects and builders are avoiding “wasted” space in smaller home designs.

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Goldman Sachs CEO is first bank leader to speak publicly on Trump shooting: America ‘cannot afford’ division and distrust

David Solomon and JP Morgan CEO Jaimie Dimon have both addressed the assassination attempt on former U.S. President Donald Trump.

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It's AI's "Sharks vs. Jets"—welcome to the fight over California's AI safety bill

The bill aims to regulate the development and use of the most powerful AI models. Critics say it will stifle innovation.

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Bird flu outbreak at Colorado farm as 5 workers reported positive: Experts warn of ‘turning point,’ call for urgent action

Colorado’s governor has declared a disaster emergency in response to the first cluster of human H5N1 infection on a single U.S. farm.

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How competitive sailing expanded my leadership vision after three decades in the C-suite

Parallels between sailing and business leadership came to mind for Brendan P. Keegan during the Richard Mille Cup.

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'I'm so big back': Experts break down the latest trend in teen fat-speak

The latest teen parlance is used to poke fun at each other, and one’s self, for eating. Here's why experts are concerned.

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Say goodbye to $6 Cheetos—snack companies finally lower prices

$6 for a bag of chips has consumers looking elsewhere, executives said.

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$3 billion Lattice 'made history' being the first to give AI 'workers' rights

Lattice, founded by Sam Altman’s brother, announced the company will onboard and train AI “digital workers” just like their human counterparts.

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Venture capital could be NATO’s ultimate weapon. Here’s why

By investing in and adopting emerging dual-use technologies, NATO can leverage the private sector's innovation power and its transatlantic talent pool.

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Beyond Yoga $400M sale to Levi's began with cold LinkedIn message

Michelle Wahler is now exiting the company after 18 years.

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Women can’t fix the ‘broken rung’ unless they acknowledge the role they play in workplace bullying and discrimination

Our approach to the disparity between women and men ignores an important part of the discussion that is backed by evidence: women’s impact on one another.

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Senior leaders are up to 12x more likely to be psychopaths—how to spot an abusive boss

A fine line separates a difficult work superior from a psychologically damaging—or even psychopathic—one.

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PwC hits the brakes on summer Fridays as growth slows and salaries get squeezed

PwC is cutting the number of half-day Fridays its employees can take as part of measures to imporve its fortunes.

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More than 1 in 3 Americans have a side hustle, but they’re spending that extra cash right away. Financial experts say that’s the wrong approach.

Time is the ultimate luxury. Why are young people spending it driving for Uber if that doesn’t even get them ahead financially?

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The U.S. just got its best inflation report in over 3 years, but stocks are still down. Here's why

“Is the market down? Or is this the most extreme rotation that we've ever seen out of everything that people have been hiding in?” Bancreek Capital Advisors’s Eric Pachman asked.

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Costco's membership fee hike is the new CFO's first big move—but it was all part of a master plan

The new CFO was a rare outsider to join Costco's C-suite.

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How we raised $100 million for my Silicon Valley startup in a down market

Entrepreneurs shouldn’t settle for good enough in any step of the fundraising process, says Alkira CEO Amir Khan.

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Jump Trading made 25-year-old Kanav Kariya into a crypto celebrity. He went out as the baby-faced symbol for a crypto disaster

How a venerable Chicago financial firm became a blockchain kingmaker, then fell back to earth.

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The death of the Chevron doctrine complicates U.S. lawmakers’ efforts to regulate AI—but there’s another way

The Loper Bright decision, while challenging existing regulatory approaches, presents an opportunity to create more innovation-friendly governance for AI.

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SEC drops key stablecoin investigation into Paxos in win for crypto industry

The Gary Gensler-led agency issued a Wells notice against Paxos in Feb. 2023, indicating an active investigation and possible enforcement action.

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Exclusive: Armada lands $40 million in funding round led by Microsoft’s M12

Armada came out of stealth in 2023, and has so far raised $100 million, having just announced its Series A in December. And now, Fortune can exclusively report, it has scored another $40 million from Microsoft’s venture fund, M12.

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GoFundMe CEO Tim Cadogan is revolutionizing crowdfunding with a conscience, securing over $30 billion for 'good causes' since 2010

In this week's CEO Agenda, GoFundMe's Tim Cadogan tells Fortune how AI and technology is helping to amplify worldwide solidarity.

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Sullivan & Cromwell will scan new hires for anti-Israel protest activities

A lawyer called the policy so “draconian” that it could run afoul of the Civil Rights Act.

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Tesla's market share has fallen, but Elon Musk's company is back among the Magnificent Seven

The New York Times reported that Tesla's market share has fallen under 50%, but better-than-expected deliveries have fueled a massive rally.

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Welcome to 'The Great Detachment': Workers are checked out—and so are their bosses

The workforce is disenchanted and disengaged, but too constrained to leave.

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