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Nearly every school in a new ranking has median earnings above $90,000, showing students don’t necessarily need to attend Harvard to make a strong salary.

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Billionaire Robert Kraft paused his Columbia giving over campus antisemitism. Now the Patriots owner is putting $10M into Jewish life at Brandeis

The $10 million gift to Brandeis—his late wife Myra’s alma mater—extends a decades-long family tie.

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This former Navy SEAL spent 5 years in private equity working 100-hour weeks before quitting and building a $9 billion startup

Dino Mavrookas went from Navy SEAL to private equity before quitting to launch Saronic, now a $9.25 billion firm.

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The LSE has 900 fewer listings than 10 years ago but its chief executive Julia Hoggett says the doom narrative is wrong. She shares her plans to put London back on the map.

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Hugh Johnston also revealed where the company is drawing hard lines on spending.

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Ayala CEO Cezar Consing explains why the 192-year-old Philippine conglomerate is staying together—and demanding more from its businesses.

By Angelica AngSeptember 10, 2026
Billionaire Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong says most charities are ‘net negative’—and that he has no plans to make his own foundation

The crypto billionaire says he has a donor-advised fund but no plans to start a foundation, joining Elon Musk in casting doubt on traditional giving.

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Wealthy parents are buying their kids $75,000 AI schooling with guardrails as schools grapple with a literacy crisis

Alpha School has AI tutor core subjects and afternoons devoted to life skills workshops as schools nationwide face historically low reading scores.

By Mia OsmonbekovSeptember 10, 2026
Bayer COO: we stopped assigning sales targets. Our teams aimed higher

With a big redesign, will people still give their best? The answer depends on what you believe about your people.

By Sebastian GuthSeptember 10, 2026
‘Failure is a data point’: Executives say flexibility, not certainty, is what’s needed in a turbulent world

Leaders should focus less on forecasting and more on building organizations that can change course quickly.

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Anthropic researcher resigns, warning that AI companies are “gambling with our lives”

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