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By Kim Tong-Hyung and The Associated PressJune 15, 2026
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Real EstateA ChatGPT prompt almost killed Ryan Serhant’s $50 million NYC penthouse deal. Here’s how he saved it
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PoliticsData center hate is snowballing, and construction setbacks in the first three months of 2026 have already exceeded last year’s, report finds
By Sasha RogelbergJune 16, 2026
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HealthYou probably think you’re a really open-minded person, but the real thing raises your death anxiety
By Daryl Van Tongeren and The ConversationJune 12, 2026
SuccessWalmart has a message for its 2.1 million workers: AI is going to improve your job, not take it: ‘Technology will power our future’
By Emma BurleighJune 12, 2026
Future of WorkThe real hurdle to enterprise AI isn’t fixing productivity KPIs. It’s ‘unlearning’ old habits, experts say
By Sebastian HerreraJune 11, 2026
AIAnthropic is worth $965 billion and just hired 1,000 coaches for nonprofits: ‘The fox can’t guard the henhouse’
By Glenn Gamboa and The Associated PressJune 11, 2026
CommentaryGordon Ritter: I predicted AI’s learning loop a decade ago. The doomers are still measuring the wrong thing
By Gordon RitterJune 11, 2026
SuccessThe architect behind Claude Code reveals the three things Anthropic looks for in a good hire—and why people with low ego are a must
By Emma BurleighJune 10, 2026
AIReward or threat? Omnisend offers quarterly raises for employees who use AI to drive business impact—and says those who don’t will get left behind
By Sage LazzaroJune 9, 2026
AIAI agents are flattening corporate hierarchies. Here’s how companies—and managers—can develop a new playbook
By Sharon GoldmanJune 9, 2026
SuccessThis CEO keeps going viral for thirst-trapping journalists with $200k jobs to be head of content. Yes, he’s trying to prove a point
By Nick LichtenbergJune 9, 2026
SuccessGen Z hiring manager says boomer bosses are right about her generation’s ‘attitude’ problem after a candidate took the interview from her phone
By Orianna Rosa RoyleJune 9, 2026
EconomyGen Z might be the flakiest generation when it comes to career and life decisions. They might also be the most intentional
By Tristan BoveJune 8, 2026
North AmericaSoFi Stadium workers vote to authorize a strike as Los Angeles prepares to host World Cup games
By The Associated Press and Amy TaxinJune 8, 2026
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AIAnthropic CEO Dario Amodei spends 40% of his time on culture, not AI—including a biweekly ‘vision quest’ where he ditches ‘corpo speak’
By Marco Quiroz-GutierrezJune 7, 2026
SuccessThis Gen Zer got reprimanded at Goldman for making cake videos as the ‘Investment Baker.’ She quit her job and is building a dessert empire
By Emma BurleighJune 7, 2026
Arts & Entertainment‘We don’t want to see ‘60 Minutes’ die’: the last 3 correspondents say they’re staying at CBS News
By Jocelyn Noveck and The Associated PressJune 6, 2026
Future of WorkA CEO denied raises to spend money on AI instead. Companies have ‘no idea what they’re going to need in a workforce’ when the AI race is over
By Jacqueline MunisJune 6, 2026
Arts & Entertainment‘I paid the price’: Workers share their Scott Pelley moments of boss talkback — and what it cost them
By Matt Sedensky and The Associated PressJune 5, 2026
SuccessNYU Stern professor Suzy Welch says the career aspiration to follow your passion is ‘dumb advice’
By Emma BurleighJune 5, 2026
Arts & EntertainmentThe contradiction of ‘monoculture’: the word Americans now use to mourn Colbert’s finale and describe how AI is damaging creative output
By Maria A. Rodas and The ConversationJune 5, 2026
Workplace CultureDropbox called hybrid work ‘the worst of both worlds.’ New research suggests it’s down to ‘paradox management fatigue’
By Radostina Purvanova, Alanah Mitchell and The ConversationJune 5, 2026
SuccessGen Zers are more disconnected and distrustful of coworkers than their older colleagues—and they’re so lonely they’re taking days off work
By Emma BurleighJune 4, 2026
Arts & Entertainment‘My first response is, it started in 1968 — not a bad run’: Some see the death of 60 Minutes after Pelley’s firing, ‘murder’ comments
By Jocelyn Noveck and The Associated PressJune 4, 2026
SuccessCEO says anyone who works from home is grabbing groceries or at the vet 30% of the time—and shows off his busy office at Friday 5 p.m. to prove it
By Orianna Rosa RoyleJune 4, 2026
AIBy every measure, U.S. companies are winning on AI adoption—but a series of high-profile snafus shows they’re getting pummeled by costs
By Tristan BoveJune 3, 2026
Conferences‘Will I still matter?’ The ‘Optimism Doctor’ says people can tolerate uncertainty—the AI angst is about something else
By Nick LichtenbergJune 3, 2026
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