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1. The NFL’s succession problem: Tax liabilities are so bad for billionaire families they’re considering a private equity hail mary
2. Western hedge funds that saw a killing in billions of Evergrande bonds stunned when government handed out 99% haircut instead, sources say
3. Over 4,000 workers have lost their jobs to AI since May, outplacement firm estimates—and that’s ‘certainly undercounting’
4. Chinese tycoons have lost over $320 billion in 3 years, but the SharkNinja mogul who moved to the U.S. in 2017 just shot to $3.2 billion
5. West Virginia’s ex-billionaire governor is trying to stop a bank from auctioning off his resort property to recoup over $300 million of bad loans
6. Google banishes Bard chatbot for AI rebrand as Gemini while Sundar Pichai and Satya Nadella each insist theirs is best
7. With the whole world waiting for the Fed to cut rates, official says ‘history tells many stories of inflation head-fakes’
8. Bo knows blackmail: Former baseball, football star Bo Jackson wins $21 million verdict against his own niece and nephew
9. The Boeing plane whose door blew off midflight was making a ‘whistling sound’ on a previous flight, amended complaint says
10. S&P 500 briefly tops 5,000 for first time ever
11. Biden angrily denies report questioning his memory, arguing he sat for questioning amid outbreak of crisis in Gaza
12. Biden is an ‘elderly man with a poor memory,’ special counsel report says, detailing ‘painfully slow’ conversations
13. Former top TikTok executive sues company for allegedly requiring women to ‘remain quiet and humble at all times’
14. Bob Iger is righting the ship at Disney, earnings reveal. Here’s how he’s doing it
15. The world’s top carmaker got mocked for rejecting EV hype—not anymore. ‘I want to congratulate Toyota’ 
16. ‘Disenfranchised’ millennials feel ‘locked out’ of the housing market and it taints every part of economic life, top economist Mark Zandi says
17. Coca-Cola is making a play for Gen Z with spicy soda. Here’s a look back at past bizarre flavors, including its apathetic bid for Gen X
18. What Tim Cook and Apple knew that Elon Musk didn’t about executive compensation: It can be smart to take less money
19. Alphabet’s Gemini AI rollout reveals the battle lines of the coming chatbot wars
20. Boomers believe they don’t have enough money to retire. Signs point to them being, sadly, right
21. Bosses are having a big problem measuring performance because traditional productivity metrics aren’t cutting it
22. Generative AI is increasingly being used to defraud businesses of big money and no one is prepared
23. Young adults set an earlier bedtime as they navigate economic fatigue, wellness trends, and a loneliness epidemic
24. Star-studded Super Bowl ads are worth it because of the stars themselves promoting them on social media, says Uber CEO
25. ‘It seems like something from the far-off future, but this threat is already here’: FCC bans AI-generated robocalls
26. Stocks’ record highs persist as the S&P 500 flirts with hitting 5,000 for the first time ever
27. 8 out of 9 Supreme Court justices sound open to Trump lawyer’s arguments that he shouldn’t be kicked off the ballot
28. Lockdowns will be a drag on the economy for 40 years thanks to their impact on students, OECD says
29. Arm lifts SoftBank—with AI’s helping hand
30. Leading senators express concern over crypto case in which SEC admitted to misleading statements: ‘Trust is undermined’
31. What Exxon and Elon tell us about the ‘myth of the shareholder franchise’
32. Burger King offers a chance to win a $1 million prize if customers can create the next successful Whopper idea
33. Exxon is taking its shareholders to court as the anti-ESG backlash escalates into a civil war between the proponents of shareholder primacy
34. AI is mixing up how liquor brands make and sell their spirits
35. The plot to make Ethereum a security—and what happens next
36. Exclusive: Mozilla names new CEO as it doubles down on data privacy 
37. How Jennifer Garner’s kids’ food brand Once Upon a Farm became a $100 million business that’s now eyeing an IPO
38. Bad news, graduates: LinkedIn says the hottest skill to have right now in 2024 can’t be learned in a textbook
39. Private equity giant Carlyle bets on rainmakers cracking deal drought in new pay structure, w buy back up to $1.4 billion in stock
40. Minnesotans can buy insulin for just $35 a month over the next 5 years under a state settlement with Eli Lilly
41. Kansas lawmakers vote themselves 93% pay raises—to only $58,000 for rank-and-file state senators
42. After Jerome Powell warns of ‘unsustainable’ $34 trillion national debt ‘growing faster than the economy,’ CBO projects record 116% of GDP by 2034
43. Las Vegas gears up for the Super Bowl, from Guy Fieri’s free tailgate by the Strip’s Ferris Wheel to a sellout at the private jet parking lot
44. Beware of the benefit trap: Cutting back programs can lead to a drop in employee loyalty and productivity
45. Elon Musk reportedly quizzed Tesla managers on which staff could be fired—the last time he did that it didn’t end well for Twitter employees
46. Meet Zillow rooms for rent: A Craigslist killer for the millennial and Gen Z set—and a symbol of the housing affordability crisis
47. Why Workday took more than a year and an unusual leadership model to transition in their new CEO
48. Budget airline Ryanair offered to snap up extra Boeing aircraft after Alaska Airlines blowout—but now it says it is concerned about the quality after all
49. 78% of dealmakers say Sam Altman should be running OpenAI right now
50. Exclusive: Stash’s new CFO says joining the $1.4 billion fintech firm is about having ‘real impact on folks across the country’
51. Bob Iger is pushing Disney to be more dynamic, and Wall Street may finally be buying it: ‘I’d rather be a disrupter than disrupted’
52. Novo Nordisk’s CEO says he’s fielding calls from ‘scared’ junk food suppliers asking for advice over Ozempic surge
53. VA Secretary: Returning to the office helps Veterans
54. Americans are traveling to Europe in record numbers but they’re not always welcome. Here’s what cities are doing to staunch overtourism
55. Georgia wants more than just a peach at the end of movie credits to keep dishing out lucrative tax breaks
56. EV charging stations are turning into indoor lounges in San Francisco as companies look to prop up interest among flagging sales
57. Chilly relations with Beijing mean Mexico now exports more than China to the U.S. for the first time in over 20 years
58. 1 in 20 business owners have shut their doors due to the financial strain of divorce. Why their relationships fail, and how you can beat the odds
59. Now Republican states are backing child care spending, saying it can ease workforce shortages by helping parents go back to work: ‘Child care is a critical infrastructure’
60. McKinsey puts 3,000 staffers on review, citing ‘concerns’ over performance as the recently frothy consulting business slows
61. Softbank posts a $6.4 billion quarterly profit, its first in over a year, thanks to Arm, DoorDash and a surprise T-Mobile windfall
62. The 2024 election won’t be a referendum on ‘woke capitalism’

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