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The work from home gender gap is wider than ever as women continue to resist RTO efforts

Remote work is dropping for men but holding steady for women, new data show.

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Amazon Web Services CEO Matt Garman talks about why the company lagged rivals in AI—until now

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Loyalty oaths to prevent junior bankers from fleeing to private-equity firms could backfire, experts say

“I have seen the same thing with non-compete agreements.”

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The 'Gen Z stare' is more than a TikTok trend — it's a real problem in the workplace and the job market

Every generation faces some kind of criticism, but a blank, expressionless stare?

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VC Alexa von Tobel launches new podcast ‘Inspired,’ looking to reset American ambition

A long-time podcast host, Inspired Capital cofounder Alexa von Tobel has launched a new podcast called “Inspired.”

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Gen Z can't afford a house on their own—so they're buying with friends and family

The hippie movement is coming back for the housing market, but not like before.

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AI’s Goldilocks problem: Powell, Huang, and Amodei can’t agree—And Gen Z’s fate lies in the balance

Dario Amodei, Jensen Huang, and Jerome Powell aren't equally bullish — or bearish — about AI. Will unemployment skyrocket to 20%, or will global GDP go up 7%?

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Goldman Sachs doesn't have to hire a $180,000 software engineer—meet Devin, its new AI-powered worker

Goldman is ushering in a “hybrid workforce” era in which humans and AI coexist. Its newest autonomous employee, Devin, joins the nearly 12,000 existing software engineers at the company.

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Gen Z is right about the job hunt—it really is worse than it was for millennials, with nearly 60% of fresh faced grads frozen out of the workforce

When millennials, Gen X, and baby boomers graduated, just a quarter could expect to be unemployed that year. Meanwhile, nearly 60% of fresh-faced Gen Z grads today can’t land a job.

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If Trump fires the Fed’s Powell ‘both the currency and the bond market can collapse,’ according to Deutsche Bank

Deutsche Bank's explosive scenario in a note titled, “What if ?”

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Markets are preparing for an international game of tariff bluff—but President Trump may no longer need to back down

Analysts including Deutsche Bank’s Jim Reid and Goldman Sachs’ Sven Jari Stehn suggest Trump's sharp escalation is more likely a negotiation tactic than a firm policy shift.

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Panasonic’s Megan Myungwon Lee wants half the battery supply chain inside North America by 2030

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A $100 billion mystery is unfolding on tariffs and inflation and economists are cracking the case

The hottest question in economics is why the massive price hikes tariffs were supposed to bring still haven’t materialized halfway through 2025.

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AI startups believe Google’s Chrome is vulnerable to a new wave of intelligent browsers

Perplexity’s AI-enabled web browser, Comet, can send emails and schedule meetings as well as provide answers to questions.

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3 Things To Do if You Got an IRS Warning Letter About Your Crypto Activity

If you're a cryptocurrency investor, you might soon hear from Uncle Sam in the form of an IRS letter detailing your tax obligations. Read Next: 13 Cheap Cryptocurrencies With the Highest Potential...

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Trump's law of the jungle means U.S. trade deals aren't worth the paper they're printed on, trade expert warns

Without a means of enforcing bilateral trade agreements, Trump could simply change the terms of any deal down the road. The answer is to kick the U.S. out of the World Trade Organization, argues professor Kristen Hopewell.

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Gen Z men are still obsessed with Pokémon cards—using 'boy math' to argue that they'll beat Nvidia stock and the S&P 500. But there's a catch

Pokémon and sports cards may be outpacing the stock market on paper, but while some collectors are cashing in—others are going broke.

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Crypto and stablecoin infrastructure startup Zerohash to raise $100 million at an almost $1 billion valuation

The company is the latest beneficiary of venture capital’s booming interest in stablecoins.

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As tech CEOs predict AI will replace humans in just 5 years, this Fortune 500 boss says taking the focus off real people is a ‘recipe for failure’

As tech giants lay off thousands of workers to make way for AI, the CEO of the $8 billion food giant, Ingredion, says the secret for success remains in the people.

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Trump is ‘extremely troubled’ by Fed’s approach, according to new letter, but bank official stands firm on independence

In a response to Fortune, Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis president Alberto Musalem defended the Fed’s autonomy, citing global evidence that independent central banks deliver stronger inflation and employment outcomes.

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Tesla’s rule-breaking board expressing ‘almost a contempt for lawful and accepted procedure’, says governance expert

Tesla's AGM will occur four months later than required—not good enough, says Charles Elson: "The law has to be equally and neutrally applied. There aren’t special exceptions."

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The unlikely rise of Karyn Tomlinson, who traveled to France in her 20s to learn how to cook and just won the culinary world's most prestigious award

At age 32, she moved to northern Sweden to apprentice at a mythic institution with 2 Michelin stars.

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Over 30 million homeowners don't have a mortgage right now. Here's why that's a big warning sign about the housing market

Homeowners also aren’t borrowing against their homes because interest rates are too high.

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Jamie Dimon says Trump was 'right to chicken out' on tariffs but markets are getting too complacent

Jamie Dimon warns markets are growing complacent on Trump’s tariff threats, as UBS's Paul Donovan flags a paradox fueling investor overconfidence.

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We may never hear Linda Yaccarino’s side of the X story: ‘There’s always a nondisclosure where you can’t set the story straight’

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