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LawConnecticut furniture standby Jordan’s Furniture offers $50 million of refunds to the whole state depending on March Madness
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SuccessScientists confirm what employees already know: Working from home really does make you happier—but there’s a catch
By Orianna Rosa RoyleSeptember 16, 2025
AIAI will spark ‘violent task churn’ in the economy, but even optimists may be underestimating the productivity boom, JPMorgan says
By Jason MaSeptember 15, 2025
AIOpenAI’s ChatGPT dominates personal uses, while Anthropic’s Claude has the edge in business, dueling usage studies show
By Beatrice NolanSeptember 15, 2025
SuccessZoom’s CEO agrees with Bill Gates, Jensen Huang, and Jamie Dimon: A 3-day workweek is coming soon thanks to AI
By Emma BurleighSeptember 15, 2025
EuropeHair dryers from drones and makeup mirrors from movie animators: How L’Oréal makes open innovation work
By Adam GaleSeptember 15, 2025
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Success‘Million Dollar Listing’ star Fredrik Eklund says Gen Z doesn’t need a college degree to make it in real estate: ‘You’ve gotta be out on the streets’
By Emma BurleighSeptember 14, 2025
EnergyFounded by Trump’s energy secretary, Liberty Energy aims to lead the AI-driven fracking future
By Jordan BlumSeptember 14, 2025
AIRobinhood CEO says just like every company became a tech company, every company will become an AI company—but faster
By Nino PaoliSeptember 13, 2025
EnergyGrease-smeared ‘roughnecks’ are the classic staple of the oilfield. Now they’re vanishing in favor of AI-trained data crunchers
By Jordan BlumSeptember 13, 2025
AIRay Dalio calls for wealth ‘redistribution policy’ when AI and humanoid robots start to benefit the 1% to 10% more than everyone else
By Nick LichtenbergSeptember 12, 2025
SuccessNYU professor says traditional networking is ‘nonsense’ — instead, real friendships are key to success
By Emma BurleighSeptember 12, 2025
Success‘If you’re on time, you’re already late,’ Selena Gomez says—and it’s a lesson for unpunctual Gen Z
By Jessica CoacciSeptember 12, 2025
AIChatGPT bans evolve into ‘AI literacy’ as colleges scramble to answer the question: ‘what is cheating?’
By Jocelyn Gecker and The Associated PressSeptember 12, 2025
SuccessKlarna’s $17 billion IPO has just turned 40 staffers into overnight millionaires—while Nvidia, Canva, and Palantir workers are seeing similar gains
By Emma BurleighSeptember 11, 2025
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CommentaryThe ‘Great Lock-In’ is more than a Gen Z TikTok trend—it’s a rejection of millennials’ ‘soft life’ and taking back power in this economy
By Nick Lichtenberg and Eva RoytburgSeptember 11, 2025
SuccessJob-hopping Gen Z only stay in each job 1 year and 54% are regularly browsing for their next role—but a report says they’re not disloyal villains
By Emma BurleighSeptember 11, 2025
Future of WorkAha moments, the ‘first ten hours’, and other pro tips from business leaders building AI-ready workforces
By Alexei OreskovicSeptember 10, 2025
EconomyInspector General to review ‘the challenges that Bureau of Labor Statistics encounters’ collecting economic data
By Christopher Rugaber and The Associated PressSeptember 10, 2025
SuccessFilm director Spike Lee and Michelle Obama slam overnight success as a lie—and that anyone selling it is hiding a ‘dark’ backstory
By Preston ForeSeptember 10, 2025
By Nick LichtenbergSeptember 10, 2025
AIWhy Walmart’s U.S. CEO says staffing levels will remain steady even as A.I. becomes a bigger part of work
By Phil WahbaSeptember 9, 2025
EconomyThe U.S. economy actually grew by nearly a million fewer jobs than previously thought, and it shows ‘AI is automating away tech jobs,’ economist says
By Nick LichtenbergSeptember 9, 2025
EconomyAmericans haven’t been this pessimistic about finding a new job since a bleak stretch of the Great Recession
By Nick LichtenbergSeptember 9, 2025
AISam Altman says people are starting to talk like AI, making some human interactions ‘feel very fake’
By Sydney LakeSeptember 9, 2025
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