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The 19th century banking problem that AI hasn’t solved yet

Agentic AI needs a trust infrastructure. We’re a Chief Scientist and a Chief Legal Officer who discovered that the hardest problems lie between our jobs.

By Silvio Savarese and Sabastian NilesMarch 20, 2026

Nvidia’s CEO says AI adoption will be gradual, but when it does hit, we may all end up making robot clothing

Jobs that consist entirely of routine tasks are most at risk of AI disruption, Huang said.

By Marco Quiroz-GutierrezMarch 20, 2026

Gen Z’s straight‑A boom is quietly shrinking their paychecks

Grade inflation offers short-term gains, but poorer future test scores, lower graduation rates, and lower annual earnings, a new study finds.

By Jake AngeloMarch 19, 2026

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Intel and Toyota made perfectly logical decisions. That’s exactly how they killed their best brands

Pentium and Scion weren’t killed by bad strategy or weak launches. The most dangerous brand decisions aren’t the obvious ones.

By David PlacekMarch 20, 2026

Why my $150 million startup thinks it can solve the $406 billion loneliness problem

A global loneliness epidemic is quietly spawning a new trillion-dollar economy, and “friction maxxing” is key to its success.

By Fabio BinMarch 20, 2026

Meet Mark Zuckerberg’s college roommate. He’s an Olympian-turned-VC exec who now invests in your favorite celebrity businesses

Building off his experience as an athlete, talent manager, and brand builder, Samyr Lainé has backed brands founded by Issa Rae, Kaley Cuoco, and Emma Watson.

By Jacqueline MunisMarch 20, 2026

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For CEOs, it’s time for a wartime mindset

The Iran war may end, but global instability is here to stay. Business leaders who plan for volatility will have the edge.

By Geoff ColvinMarch 20, 2026

Baked by Melissa’s founder was fired at 24. Two decades later, she’s ‘so freaking thrilled’ to step down as CEO

The last cupcake brand standing from the 2010s boom is now open to a sale.

By Eva RoytburgMarch 19, 2026

Anthony Scaramucci: America’s billionaires and presidents have forgotten the lesson that destroyed Rome

From Caesar to Silicon Valley, the pattern is always the same — and we’re running out of time to change course.

By Anthony ScaramucciMarch 19, 2026

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I run the world’s largest employee mental health company. Leaders are treating AI adoption as a tech problem. It’s not

Workers are more worried than hopeful about AI, according to Pew Research — and job insecurity is driving disengagement and burnout.

By Paul PoseyMarch 18, 2026

The AI reset is here — and every industry should be worried

AI isn’t just disrupting SaaS. It’s forcing every industry to confront the same question: do you lead the reinvention, or wait until it’s done to you?

By Carolyn DewarMarch 18, 2026

A raw deal: 3,800 Colorado meatpackers stage first beef plant strike in 40 years at one of the largest meatpacking plants in U.S.

3,800 workers walked off the job at JBS USA’s Greeley, Colorado plant Monday, the first strike at a U.S. beef slaughterhouse in four decades.

By The Associated PressMarch 16, 2026