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When it’s time to let a star employee go

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Exclusive: Plane inspectors have been recalled from furlough by the FAA

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When the World Series goes into extra innings, how much extra ad revenue does Fox rake in?

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Meta’s profit hit by $16 billion tax charge

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Alphabet beats third-quarter revenue estimates on cloud demand and advertising

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Fed cuts interest rate by a quarter point as government shutdown clouds economic outlook

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Paramount begins 2,000-person layoff amid Skydance merger fallout

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GM layoffs: EV market downturn hits automaker to the tune of 1,750 job cuts

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NASA’s X-59 takes off: The race to resurrect supersonic flight begins

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Trump says Toyota plans $10 billion U.S. investment—not exactly, Toyota says

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Here’s why you don’t need a magic GEO hack

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Uber to launch autonomous taxi rides in San Francisco next year

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Markets rise on earnings as Wall Street waits for a Fed announcement

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There is a silver lining to the ‘jarring’ East Wing demolition. A history buff explains

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AI videos of Hurricane Melissa flood social media as users confront natural disaster news in the Sora era

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Trump visits South Korea to advance trade talks and a $350 billion investment in the U.S.

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Elon Musk’s Grokipedia goes live in a bid to compete with crowdsourced Wikipedia

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Starbucks is broken, but can it be fixed? A look at the future of the coffee giant

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Palantir stock-split chatter swells as earnings date nears: Will it happen?

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Devastating Hurricane Melissa is sweeping through the Caribbean. Here’s how to help

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Inside the Superhuman effort to rebrand Grammarly

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The Fed is missing government data. Will it impact plans to cut the short-term rate?

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As Nvidia’s market cap hits $5 trillion, these other tech giants are nearing trillion-dollar milestones of their own

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This new Starbucks store design is about to take over America

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The 26 words that could kill OpenAI’s Sora

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Harvey, OpenAI, and the race to use AI to revolutionize Big Law

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Weight-loss drugs are reshaping Whole Foods, one aisle at a time

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The historic White House movie theater is gone. Here’s a design peek into its past

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How therapy turned me into the boss I always wanted

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Fannie Mae economists: Most of the mortgage rate relief is already behind us

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Claude turns ideas into apps

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Why Silicon Valley’s obsession with logic is breaking the world

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The reason you’re seeing so many skull logos now

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How return-to-office hits workers’ wallets

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Pregnancy loss shouldn’t be a taboo topic in the workplace

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Logitech is everywhere. It’s betting on design and AI to keep it that way

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Is the retirement party dead?

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Exclusive new data shows Google is winning the AI search wars

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Advice from businesses that have been successful for generations

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5 people who could become the next Federal Reserve chair: Trump administration picks short list to replace Jerome Powell

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Stop hiding behind your slides: Lead the room, don’t read to it

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AI wrote the code. You got hacked. Now what?

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Exclusive: Facing Hurricane Melissa, State Department turns to Elon Musk’s Starlink in Jamaica

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