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  • Andy Jassy in a suit and no tie speaks in front of a black background.Retail

    Shoppers hate retailers’ anti-theft measures—and Amazon is reaping the rewards

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  • Mike Wirth speaks with both his hands gesturing forward.Finance

    Chevron swears its relocation plans from California to Texas have nothing to do with politics

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  • A woman walks down the sidewalk with a Louis Vuitton bag around her wrist.Retail

    Luxury pilgrimages bring tourists to Japan to scoop up high-end goods. Brands like LVMH would rather they not

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  • A man with gray hair sits in a McDonalds and looks at the camera.Retail

    Columbia professor says McDonald’s can blame its sales woes on an election-stoked vibecession

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  • A man behind the steering wheel of a car looks out the window.Retail

    Small cars are back because that’s all Americans can afford

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  • Kara Swisher gestures as she speaks in front of a colorful patterned background.Politics

    JD Vance ‘hates women’, Kara Swisher says: ‘I’m not joking about it. Go pay attention’

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  • A woman stands next to her bed while folding clothes into a crate.Lifestyle

    Gen Z is embracing ‘underconsumptioncore’ to fight climate change and inflation

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  • Two young men sit next to each other on a concrete bench.Tech

    This Gen Z startup raised $41.5 million as the ‘anti-Facebook’

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  • David Neeleman speaks with his hands in front of him while sitting in front of a colorful backdrop.Conferences

    Pilots are ditching top captain jobs in favor of $200,000 second-in-command gigs with better work-life balance, JetBlue founder says

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  • A group of fans in blue and white shirts cheer with their arms in the air.Lifestyle

    Britain’s young football fans are ditching their sloppy drunk reputation—and are leading the charge for alcohol-free beer

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  • Photo of Jensen HuangFinance

    Nvidia’s market cap will soar to $50 trillion—yes, trillion—says early investor in Amazon and Tesla

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  • Ryan Crouser tucks a shot under his chin as he prepares to launch it.Success

    Many U.S. Olympic athletes are barely scraping by, spending thousands on food, training, and equipment—’it’s astronomical’

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  • A man sits at a desk with a laptop and has his head in his hands.Success

    A $3 billion software unicorn scrapped its plan to give AI ‘workers’ rights after tech execs said it ‘disrespects the humanity of your real employees’

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  • Simone Biles is smiling and lifting her arms in the air.Lifestyle

    Why the new Olympic gymnastics leotards are $3k each—and have a record number of crystals

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  • A woman loads containers of gasoline into her truck bed.Environment

    A power company’s app couldn’t keep up after Hurricane Beryl—so Texans turned to a fast-food burger chain to track power outages

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