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Private flyers get tax breaks and taxpayer-funded airport projects while contributing relatively little to air traffic infrastructure
Gates used to be one of AI’s optimists, but now he calls it “the most dangerous thing humans have ever gone near”
Trump and Xi have slashed tariffs on $30 billion worth of goods on each side, but not the soybeans that Iowa farmers depend on
China learned from Europe's industrial giants, and now its factories are challenging them in cars, machinery and even luxury goods
“I just started to feel like I was seeing more lines around my eyes or something, and thought I would just go check out this doctor," one Gen Xer...
Libraries are drawing in users with free streaming, local business discounts, and tech help as the cost of living bites
As food prices climb, they’re cutting back on purchases and replacing traditional meals with snacks even as a majority want to eat healthier.
Home sales have fallen to their lowest pace in more than a year and sellers are offering concessions to lure back buyers
A new GAO report puts a price tag on unpaid household labor and shows why family income can look better on paper than it feels in real life
American, United and Southwest are trimming schedules as fuel surges, while travelers already face fares nearly a quarter higher than a year ago
He said AI is helping workers produce more output, but the quality of it is so bad that their colleagues have to spend more time fixing it
Alexandre Arnault joins the board after helping revive heritage brands Rimowa and Tiffany as Nike fights to restore growth and cultural relevance
Beyond physical gifts, Gen Z also wants shared, in-person experiences, with three in five saying a shared meal matters more than a present
Health insurance costs are rising so fast they could eat into workers’ paychecks next year, according to a survey of 1,800 U.S. employers
Federal agencies accused six Chinese AI companies of training on American models to do this, but analysts say it’s not the only explanation
Even after expanding available compute 9.5-fold since 2023, OpenAI is pausing new Pro 20X accounts while it adds more capacity
Ryanair’s fuel hedge softened the Iran war’s blow, but it still cut its winter flight schedule and anticipates higher ticket costs
Alpha School has AI tutor core subjects and afternoons devoted to life skills workshops as schools nationwide face historically low reading scores.
The new probe into retailers seems to build on the department’s antitrust investigation into meatpackers.
Data center demand is surging, but utilities, electric transmission and grid connections can take years to meet the need
The Ms. Magazine co-founder became one of the women’s movement’s most influential voices over six decades
CEO Dara Khosrowshahi said the cuts will make Uber “faster and smarter” as it invests billions into autonomous vehicles
Revenue from a proposed excise tax would fund housing construction, infrastructure, child care and elder care as automation spreads.
The company even mapped out employees' zip codes to help choose a location for a larger facility with more digestible commute times.
Japan now aims to transform its defense capacity and is also adapting to Ukraine's style of warfare with drones
Korea could keep getting richer from AI while elderly households become reluctant or unable to spend those gains
Ned Wigglesworth once blasted big donors for buying influence. Today, he’s helping lead a nine-figure campaign against Prop. 40
Seven in 10 Americans oppose an AI data center near them, even as OpenAI adds multi-gigawatt projects across the U.S
Lore has spent his career turning messy business problems into math. At Wonder, he’s now applying that instinct to employees’ careers.
The extra charge on H-1B visas is an effort to get companies to hire more Americans—but a Wharton economist says it could push jobs overseas instead
Founders can rehearse pitches, sales calls and board meetings repeatedly with avatars modeled on seven HBS faculty members
“Bird watching, I think, used to be sort of a very, very niche thing, and now it is a cool thing,” eBird director Christopher Wood told Fortune....
Decades of home-price gains made older Americans wealthy on paper. Debt and rising costs are making that wealth harder to live on
Walmart passed on tariff-related costs last year and is now trying to lower prices as shares fell nearly 9% after its U.S. sales growth hit a six-year...
The billionaire investor said campus politics and funding cuts have made academia less attractive
Campaign finance records show at least four billionaires quietly funding the opposition—and the fight is only growing stronger
The e-commerce giant sells its gaming studio and pours $53 billion into AI as the US-China tech rivalry heats up
CEO Jamie Dimon has spent two decades building JP Morgan into the lion of Wall Street. Its market cap was $138 billion when he took over
Researchers, psychologists, and bioethicists agree: a good conversation with a bot still isn't the same as being known by another person
New research suggests Chinese state media and authoritarian speech restrictions can shape the answers produced by leading U.S. AI models
An analyst said AI is breaking SaaS’s “secret sauce”, and Canva and its competitor, Figma, just became the latest proof
Two decades after his application to the bank, OpenAI is recruiting Wall Street veterans and teaching AI to do the work of junior bankers.
The JPMorgan CEO said U.S. military might will be the only thing keeping the world from being "very dangerous for us."
The “superintelligence” pitch comes amid an FTC inquiry into child chatbot safety and days after Meta disclosed a sharp drop in free cash flow
China's tech rise runs deeper than any single breakthrough. Its universities generate critical technology patents at 8x the U.S. rate
Meta launched Muse Code to take on Anthropic and OpenAI—but the industry's most advanced AI agents are breaking the limits of their digital confines
Experts warn brokerage accounts lack a mortgage's forced savings discipline and carry other risks
The unusual funding method backed a joint U.S.-Japan move that lifted the yen to 157 per dollar, but economists say it won't fix underlying issues
A new study of more than 120,000 Ivy League graduates finds locker room ties, not diplomas, do the real gatekeeping into finance's top firms
The conglomerate's best-performing unit right now is run by an outsider, not an Arnault—does that mean anything for the succession race?
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