Nino Paoli

Nino Paoli is a former Dow Jones News Fund news fellow at Fortune.

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Central car display in a new Mercedes Benz CLA model with the Microsoft Teams app on the screen along with a call history.

Mercedes-Benz’s new $50,000 luxury sedan lets your boss watch you drive during Microsoft Teams meetings

Job seeker

AI is driving mass layoffs in tech, but it’s boosting salaries by $18,000 a year everywhere else, study says

By Nino Paoli and Nick Lichtenberg

Chief executive officer of Citigroup Jane Fraser.

Workplace Culture

‘Draconian, unethical,’ and ‘soul-killing’: Citi takes leaf out of Goldman’s loyalty oath playbook

General Motors CEO Mary Barra listens during a live Wall Street Journal interview.

General Motors’ EV sales rose 111%, reflecting an industry-wide push to beat Trump’s tax credit deadline

Mark Cuban speaks onstage during Global Citizen NOW at Hudson’s Detroit on July 10, in Detroit, Michigan.

Exclusive: Mark Cuban says AI will be a baseline skill like email or Excel in 5 years and entrepreneurs should embrace it or get left behind

American flag blowing in the wind as an airplane flies in the sky above.

Travel & Leisure

Buried in Trump’s beautiful bill is a new $250 fee on travelers to the U.S. Estimates project it could cut the federal deficit by nearly $30 billion

Nav Karmacharya, a 23-year-old cybersecurity analyst, records himself speaking into a microphone for a TikTok, his phone propped up on his work desk.

Meet a 23-year-old cybersecurity influencer who gets hundreds of TikTok messages a day from Gen Z job seekers hungry for career advice

Workplace Culture

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

U.S. President Donald Trump shakes hands with Securities and Exchange Commission Chairman Paul Atkins during Atkins' swearing-in ceremony in the Oval Office at the White House on April 22, 2025 in Washington, DC.

The SEC opened the ‘floodgates’ for crypto ETFs, experts say, marking a new era for the industry

U.S. President Donald Trump holds up a chart of "reciprocal tariffs" while speaking during a “Make America Wealthy Again” trade announcement event in the Rose Garden at the White House on April 2, 2025 in Washington, DC.

White knuckles and ‘massive unknowns’ ahead of Trump’s July 9th tariff deadline

Trump smiling

ADP says the private sector is shrinking. That’s bad news for the job market—but possibly great news for Trump

Passengers are silhouetted in front of SAS planes as they stand tin the departure hall at Arlanda airport, Stockholm, Sweden, on July 4, 2022 after it became clear that 900 pilots of Scandinavian airline SAS would be taken out on strike.

Travel & Leisure

Sweden reverses air travel tax, pushing against ‘flight shaming’ wave it created

Mark Zuckerberg smiles wearing all black, with black sunglasses

Mark Zuckerberg has a literal list of AI all-stars to whom he’s offering fantastic sums of money. An expert explains why he’s hiring so aggressively

A shopper carries a Nike bag in downtown Detroit, Michigan, US, on Saturday, June 7, 2025. The Bureau of Labor Statistics is scheduled to release US consumer price index (CPI) figures on June 11. Photographer: Emily Elconin/Bloomberg via Getty Images

Why Nike stock is soaring despite a looming billion-dollar tariff hit and its CEO saying sales are ‘not up to the Nike standard’

Zohran Mamdani speaks during his victory party in the Queens borough of New York City early Wednesday, June 25, 2025. (Barry Williams/New York Daily News/Tribune News Service via Getty Images)

Business leaders are threatening to leave New York City amid the unlikely ascension of Zohran Mamdani. This scenario has played out before—here’s what happened

By Irina Ivanova and Nino Paoli