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The AI gold rush is real — but great companies don’t need to mine it

As capital floods into anything labeled “AI,” disciplined investors should remember what has always built enduring businesses: fundamentals.

By Matt WitheilerApril 4, 2026
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AI adoption isn’t the hard part, it’s building employee agency
By Teuila Hanson and Mohak ShroffApril 3, 2026
I helped build Uber and Discord and now my tools help fuel billion-dollar unicorns. But Silicon Valley is losing the AI race to itself
I helped build Uber and Discord and now my tools help fuel billion-dollar unicorns. But Silicon Valley is losing the AI race to itself
By Sumeet VaidyaApril 3, 2026
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What HBO’s ‘The Pitt’ gets right—and wrong—about treating alcohol use disorder
By Jonathan Hunt-GlassmanApril 2, 2026
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Apollo and FC Barcelona just proved legacy markets are losing their grip on business
By Mike SimasApril 2, 2026
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Why American billionaires are abandoning Wall Street for English soccer clubs
By Andrés MartinezApril 2, 2026
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PoliticsChina steps forward into world leadership role on Iran war, crisis as America looks on with disinterest
By Didi Tang, Farnoush Amiri, Matthew Lee and The Associated PressApril 4, 2026
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PoliticsTrump touted cuts to ‘woke’ programs 34 times in his budget with a $1.5 trillion boost for his Department of War
By Lisa Mascaro, Kevin Freking and The Associated PressApril 4, 2026
Artemis II astronauts are more than halfway to the moon as they seek to break a distance record for humans set by Apollo 13
InnovationArtemis II astronauts are more than halfway to the moon as they seek to break a distance record for humans set by Apollo 13
By Marcia Dunn and The Associated PressApril 4, 2026
European ministers urge EU to impose windfall taxes on energy companies as prices spike ‘to ensure that this burden is distributed fairly’
EnergyEuropean ministers urge EU to impose windfall taxes on energy companies as prices spike ‘to ensure that this burden is distributed fairly’
By Derek Gatopoulos and The Associated PressApril 4, 2026
In this buyer’s market, one home seller took an offer $10,000 below asking price, covered $5,000 in closing costs, and paid for $12,000 in repairs
Real EstateIn this buyer’s market, one home seller took an offer $10,000 below asking price, covered $5,000 in closing costs, and paid for $12,000 in repairs
By Alex Veiga and The Associated PressApril 4, 2026
U.S. military continues frantic search for missing F-15 airman shot down over Iran, while Tehran calls on public to find ‘enemy pilot’
PoliticsU.S. military continues frantic search for missing F-15 airman shot down over Iran, while Tehran calls on public to find ‘enemy pilot’
By Sam Mednick, Samy Magdy, Jon Gambrell and The Associated PressApril 4, 2026
3 reasons OpenAI buying daily tech show TBPN for hundreds of millions isn’t totally crazy
Startups & Venture3 reasons OpenAI buying daily tech show TBPN for hundreds of millions isn’t totally crazy
By Alyson ShontellApril 4, 2026
Watches like this $455,000 timepiece can’t be made by a machine—and that’s exactly why they’re the ultimate flex amid the analog revival
MagazineWatches like this $455,000 timepiece can’t be made by a machine—and that’s exactly why they’re the ultimate flex amid the analog revival
By Adam EraceApril 4, 2026
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Tezos cofounder Kathleen Breitman speaks at Web Summit 2022 in Lisbon.
Commentary‘Staking’ as a disservice—how crypto marketers ruin it for everyone
By Kathleen BreitmanMarch 16, 2023
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    CommentaryArtificial intelligence is transforming the function of finance—and turning accountants into innovators, according to Microsoft
    By Georg GlantschnigFebruary 28, 2023
Corporations have a duty to prevent child labor abuses in their supply chains. Here’s how they’re still getting off the hook
CommentaryCorporations have a duty to prevent child labor abuses in their supply chains. Here’s how they’re still getting off the hook
By Laura Padin and Sally Dworak-FisherMarch 16, 2023
Don’t blame capitalism for America’s health care crisis. Fix the misaligned incentives that make patient outcomes irrelevant
CommentaryDon’t blame capitalism for America’s health care crisis. Fix the misaligned incentives that make patient outcomes irrelevant
By John WhyteMarch 16, 2023
The SVB collapse adds financial instability to the Fed’s inflation fight. A recession may not be the worst outcome
CommentaryThe SVB collapse adds financial instability to the Fed’s inflation fight. A recession may not be the worst outcome
By Philipp Carlsson-Szlezak and Paul SwartzMarch 15, 2023
Walmart: ‘Technology isn’t taking over. It’s empowering our people’
CommentaryWalmart: ‘Technology isn’t taking over. It’s empowering our people’
By Donna MorrisMarch 15, 2023
I had all of my capital held up in Silicon Valley Bank as it collapsed. It showed me that the grittiest entrepreneurs will survive the VC winter
CommentaryI had all of my capital held up in Silicon Valley Bank as it collapsed. It showed me that the grittiest entrepreneurs will survive the VC winter
By Leslie FeinzaigMarch 14, 2023
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    CommentaryWhy I stopped focusing on stigma in my quest for Black mental health—and why focusing on ‘radical healing’ can show us the way forward
    By Jessica JacksonFebruary 28, 2023
The 3 mistakes companies make in trying to become purpose-driven enterprises
CommentaryThe 3 mistakes companies make in trying to become purpose-driven enterprises
By Robert ReissMarch 14, 2023
Financial regulators are unprepared for bank runs in the age of social media
CommentaryFinancial regulators are unprepared for bank runs in the age of social media
By Bradley TuskMarch 14, 2023
How Fed shrapnel killed Silicon Valley Bank
CommentaryHow Fed shrapnel killed Silicon Valley Bank
By Jeffrey Sonnenfeld, Jeremy Siegel and Steven TianMarch 13, 2023
Artificial intelligence is increasingly being used to make workplace decisions–but human intelligence remains vital
CommentaryArtificial intelligence is increasingly being used to make workplace decisions–but human intelligence remains vital
By Gary D. FriedmanMarch 13, 2023
We’re going to see another chip shortage—despite the CHIPS and Science Act
CommentaryWe’re going to see another chip shortage—despite the CHIPS and Science Act
By Rakesh KumarMarch 11, 2023
  • What the well-meaning critics of online advertising are missing—and how they could hurt the communities they’re trying to protect
    CommentaryWhat the well-meaning critics of online advertising are missing—and how they could hurt the communities they’re trying to protect
    By Andrea BreannaFebruary 28, 2023
How prospective first-time homebuyers can succeed in today’s real estate market
CommentaryHow prospective first-time homebuyers can succeed in today’s real estate market
By Kenny ParcellMarch 10, 2023
Local communities are buying medical debt for pennies on the dollar–and freeing American families from the threat of bankruptcy
CommentaryLocal communities are buying medical debt for pennies on the dollar–and freeing American families from the threat of bankruptcy
By Michele GrimMarch 10, 2023
I chair the investment committee of America’s second-largest pension fund. Here’s why savvy investors back the SEC’s proposed ESG disclosure rules
CommentaryI chair the investment committee of America’s second-largest pension fund. Here’s why savvy investors back the SEC’s proposed ESG disclosure rules
By William PrezantMarch 9, 2023
The return to the office once seemed inevitable. A new study shows companies are already reversing course
CommentaryThe return to the office once seemed inevitable. A new study shows companies are already reversing course
By Gleb TsipurskyMarch 9, 2023
The ESG debate needs an apolitical arbiter. Here’s why the insurance industry gets it right
CommentaryThe ESG debate needs an apolitical arbiter. Here’s why the insurance industry gets it right
By Roy SwanMarch 8, 2023
My colleague wears his mistakes as a badge of honor. Here’s why he’s right–and what it tells us about the unrealistic expectations society sets for women
CommentaryMy colleague wears his mistakes as a badge of honor. Here’s why he’s right–and what it tells us about the unrealistic expectations society sets for women
By Alyssa JaffeeMarch 8, 2023
Model showing ways to reduce CO2 emissions
EnvironmentRecent legislative changes create a massive market opportunity for decarbonization
By Thomas Baker, Jim Larson and Bahar CarrollMarch 7, 2023
Tired or stressed businessman sitting in front of computer
CommentaryLayoffs, burnout, return-to-office wars: There’s never been a worse time to be a middle manager
By Gary BeckstrandMarch 7, 2023
Most employees say their workplaces are ‘toxic.’ What if you’re the toxic one?
CommentaryMost employees say their workplaces are ‘toxic.’ What if you’re the toxic one?
By Kathryn MinshewMarch 7, 2023
I’m a former NFL player turned performance expert. Here’s how to redefine your career in an era of mass layoffs. All you need is a piece of paper
CommentaryI’m a former NFL player turned performance expert. Here’s how to redefine your career in an era of mass layoffs. All you need is a piece of paper
By Matt MayberryMarch 6, 2023
How the IMF naively parroted Putin’s fake statistics–and botched its economic forecast for Russia
CommentaryHow the IMF naively parroted Putin’s fake statistics–and botched its economic forecast for Russia
By Jeffrey Sonnenfeld, Stephen S. Roach and Steven TianMarch 6, 2023
Chart shows early-stage VC valuations since 2016
CommentaryHow early-stage investors can prepare for an uncertain outlook
By Jenny RookeMarch 3, 2023
Stripe: ‘The IRS can help the next wave of American entrepreneurs. Here’s how’
CommentaryStripe: ‘The IRS can help the next wave of American entrepreneurs. Here’s how’
By Amy RobertiMarch 3, 2023
The unique free rein U.S. rail companies enjoy has led to disastrous accidents. Now they’re preparing to ship even more hazardous materials through our communities
CommentaryThe unique free rein U.S. rail companies enjoy has led to disastrous accidents. Now they’re preparing to ship even more hazardous materials through our communities
By Maya van RossumMarch 3, 2023
Zara Summers, vice president of science at LanzaTech.
CommentarySynthetic biology could disrupt some of the world’s biggest industries. Here are four steps to building a ‘syn-bio’ strategy
By François Candelon, Nicolas Goeldel and Max MännigMarch 3, 2023
NACD: ‘New universal proxy card rules and growing access to proxy voting will sow disorder in the boardroom–but bring enlightenment in the long term’
CommentaryNACD: ‘New universal proxy card rules and growing access to proxy voting will sow disorder in the boardroom–but bring enlightenment in the long term’
By Peter R. GleasonMarch 2, 2023
The forced return to the office could be fueling the rise of labor unions
CommentaryThe forced return to the office could be fueling the rise of labor unions
By Gleb TsipurskyMarch 2, 2023
Activists should sail away from their doomed attack on Benioff’s Salesforce
CommentaryActivists should sail away from their doomed attack on Benioff’s Salesforce
By Jeffrey Sonnenfeld and Steven TianMarch 1, 2023
Will artificial intelligence replace your lawyer–and will its name be Harvey?
CommentaryWill artificial intelligence replace your lawyer–and will its name be Harvey?
By Aron SolomonMarch 1, 2023
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