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Success
Palantir says college is no longer a reliable training ground—so it hired 22 high school students instead: ‘Skip the debt. Skip the indoctrination.’
By
Emma Burleigh
November 5, 2025
Success
Reddit’s CEO has just become a billionaire—a staggering 20 years after co-founding the company fresh out of college with $12,000
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Emma Burleigh
November 3, 2025
Success
This founder went from designing Happy Meal toys to making prosthetic skulls for a living—and her company now rakes in $20 million a year
By
Emma Burleigh
November 2, 2025
Success
Barry’s ‘cofounder’ unwinds at his own gym—but even he admits balance is elusive: ‘Many days I have to wake up and choose who I’m going to disappoint’
By
Orianna Rosa Royle
October 31, 2025
Success
Airbnb CEO Brian Chesky says employers need to hire Gen Z even if ‘AI can do the interns’ work’—or one day, the bots will outnumber bosses
By
Emma Burleigh
October 30, 2025
Success
The CEOs of Apple, Airbnb, and PepsiCo agree on one thing: life as a business leader is incredibly lonely
By
Emma Burleigh
October 29, 2025
Success
CEO of $62 billion software giant Workday’s warning: ‘There’s nothing more dangerous than yesterday’s success’
By
Emma Burleigh
October 29, 2025
Success
Blackstone CEO admits his first big investment loss nearly brought him to tears—but the lesson put him on a path to now being worth $52 billion
By
Emma Burleigh
October 27, 2025
Success
Goldman Sachs CEO David Solomon says AI won’t destroy human jobs—’Yes, job functions will change…but I’m excited about it’
By
Emma Burleigh
October 23, 2025
Success
Gen X Pinterest exec was raised in the Bronx: Now, he lives in the center of LA, eats out 50% of the week, and tracks his brainwaves while meditating
By
Emma Burleigh
October 16, 2025
Success
Billionaire bosses like Jeff Bezos and Reid Hoffman denounce work-life balance—and some think working nonstop is key to success
By
Emma Burleigh
October 15, 2025
Success
CEO of $8 billion AI company says it’s ‘mind-boggling’ that people think you can work 38 hours a week, have work-life balance, and be successful
By
Emma Burleigh
October 13, 2025
Success
Adobe exec says the $141 billion software giant embraces candidates who use AI to apply for jobs—because they’re the people ‘creating the future’
By
Emma Burleigh
October 12, 2025
Success
Stripe exec says she’s hiring new grads more than ever but she’s ‘sweating’ about the Gen Z talent pipeline—and warns the era of skills is at risk
By
Emma Burleigh
October 9, 2025
Success
Billionaire investor Marc Andreessen says AI destroying jobs and making everyone poor is a ‘fallacy’—and even if that did happen, prices would drop
By
Emma Burleigh
October 8, 2025
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Forget the four-day workweek, Elon Musk predicts you won't have to work at all in ‘less than 20 years'
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Jessica Coacci
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Warren Buffett used to give his family $10,000 each at Christmas—but when he saw how fast they were spending it, he...
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