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‘Sudden wealth syndrome 2.0’: Therapists say AI’s new multimillionaires feel guilty, isolated and cut off from everyone else

The therapists who coined the term during the dot-com boom say the AI windfall has brought it roaring back—with more guilt, more isolation and a cottage industry ready to treat it.

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Colleges make 17-year-olds bet their futures on a guess. AI just raised the stakes.

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Claude Duet gives existing subscribers a personal assistant as Anthropic races to secure a place in users’ daily routines.

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The productivity data doesn’t show the AI boom, and won’t until companies stop cost-cutting and start building. Nobody is positioning for that trade.

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Our marketing team went from three account-based campaigns a quarter to as many as 15. The model couldn’t do our data, governance and integration work. 

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BoxGroup partner Claire Smilow delivered a massive return for her firm after betting early on Gen Z–led company Cursor. She’s scouting the next big thing at Harvard and MIT.

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“Art in the eye of the beholder is cheap,” wrote Burry.

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As AI replaces the entry-level work that trained generations of finance chiefs, CFOs are rethinking how they hire and develop junior talent before the pipeline runs dry.

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Goldman Sachs has put $6 million of philanthropic grants “in the hands of our analysts,” one exec says.

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Andrew Cathy told NBC’s Today the 80-year-old policy is “just too important” to reconsider, even as the family-owned chain outsells nearly every rival while open just six days a week.

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Deloitte researchers have found that high-trust organizations have stronger engagement. But if one factor erodes, and it can start to collapse.

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From “circle back” to “bandwidth,” an updated Preply study finds young workers are trading corporate buzzwords for phrases that just say what they mean.

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