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My wrist injury derailed my college plans. It's why I'm a CEO today

Employers who recruit only from four-year universities are overlooking 70 million skilled workers — and costing themselves their best talent.

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This viral recruiter says Gen Z isn't lazy. Corporate America is just mad they're harder to manipulate

Recruiter-turned-content creator Emily Durham, better known as Emily the Recruiter, said Gen Z looks at work as a business transaction, ditching the concept of a dream job.

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Bill Nye: Companies say there's a skills gap. They're wrong — and students can prove it

I've spent years judging the world's largest K-12 science competition. What I've seen should make every corporate executive rethink how they hire.

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I wrote that Boomers were choking America’s economy. Their responses to me were revealing

"I apologize for not dying soon enough for you," one boomer wrote to me, "so your generation can pick over my financial bones."

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This home-builder dropped out of high school and worked construction for $8 an hour—by 22, he was making $200K from his trade empire

Matt Panella earns six-figures from his construction and social media career. Now, he’s helping even the most soft-handed office workers make the career leap.

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Samsung's UK exec admits work-life balance is a myth: 'Anyone who tells you otherwise is either very lucky or not being entirely truthful'

Samsung's top UK exec bought her first flat at auction with two credit cards, she admits work-life balance is a lie and always has a $100 bill on her.

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Why soccer moms are shaping the future of football in the U.S.

From carpools to club ownership, a new generation of operators is reshaping youth soccer in the U.S. — and they never coached a day in their lives.

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Stop blaming immigration for low U.S. reading scores, top psychologist says. The problem is actually devices giving easy access to social media

“Social media and other digital media…distracts students in class when they should be learning,” San Diego State University psychology professor Jean Twenge said.

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Jack Link’s CEO shares his message for Gen Z workers: Commit, stick to it, and ‘be really good at it’

Jack Link’s grew from a family jerky recipe into a global empire—and CEO Troy Link says success starts with small-town roots and a whole lot of grit.

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Elon Musk wants to merge SpaceX and Tesla into a $3.4 trillion giant. The problem: it would lose money from day one

A SpaceX-Tesla union would mark by far the largest merger of all time.

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Oil bosses warn prices will soar in a matter of weeks as inventories near unprecedented lows — 'I mean really, really low levels'

"You can debate whether that’s going to hit those really low levels in two weeks or three weeks. Once you get to that point, then you’ll see price shoot up.”

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After Blue Origin rocket explosion, NASA's entire moon exploration program depends on SpaceX for now as Musk eyes blockbuster IPO soon

"Blue Origin’s inability to launch Blue Moon anytime soon is likely to put the company out of the running for Artemis III."

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Snowflake CEO says monster quarter shows why software firms need new pricing models to thrive in AI age

Sridhar Ramaswamy predicts that companies reliant on seat-based income will scramble to justify their premiums as employees use AI to accomplish an immense amount of work.

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Damn the torpedoes — More ships are quietly slipping through the Strait of Hormuz as helicopters scare off Iran's fast-attack boats

To sail through the strait without being detected by Iran, many ships are turning off their Automatic Identification Systems.

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Warren Buffett's son Peter didn't know his dad was a billionaire until his 20s—he found out from a rich list

Peter Buffett, now 68, says he laughed when he spotted his father on the list of the richest Americans—and his friends were just as shocked as he was.

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'Don’t be yourself' in the workplace, actually, Columbia professor says. Here’s why authenticity is 'overrated'

In the ongoing debate about balancing one’s personal and professional lives, Tomas Chamorro-Premuzic says “being yourself” isn’t a good enough leadership strategy.

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Ex-Applebee's exec was told she’d never be CEO—she bought the chain and fired her naysayer: ‘We don't need two of us, so I'm gonna have to let you go’

Multimillionaire baby boomer Julia Stewart grew IHOP’s business and got back at her former employer after being denied the top role.

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Ex–Google CEO Eric Schmidt warns U.S. tech workers: Competing with China’s grueling 12-hour workdays means sacrificing work-life balance

Schmidt, who served as CEO from 2001 to 2011, has some thoughts on the China-style “996” work ethic.

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As part of her Citi turnaround, Jane Fraser cut management layers from 13 to 8. But the ‘great flattening’ doesn’t always work as intended

From Meta's 50-to-1 reporting ratios to Coinbase's latest layoffs, CEOs are racing to flatten their org charts. The results aren't always what they expect.

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I worked with Steve Jobs at Apple, where every OS update killed startups. AI founders are about to face the same thing

Mill CEO and Nest co-founder Matt Rogers watched Apple render startups obsolete overnight. He says the same dynamic is playing out in AI — and the survival playbook looks familiar.

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Nvidia CFO Colette Kress: 'AI is no longer a nice-to-have'

The tech giant sees $3 trillion to $4 trillion in global AI infrastructure spending by the end of the decade.

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The AI economy could crash on mounting chip costs — and those token costs won't help

Soaring GPU prices, debt-funded chip deals and an agentic token explosion — the cost of the hardware and compute powering AI could be what breaks it.

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TIAA CEO Thasunda Brown Duckett is trying to fix America’s broken retirement system

After watching her father nearly miss out on a secure retirement, Duckett is pushing Americans to secure a guaranteed income for life.

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Delta has trained its passengers to pay premium prices. Here's how it plans to get even more from them

The airline’s success with premium travelers has reshaped its business—and as rivals catch up, Delta is doubling down on luxury offerings, loyalty, and new revenue streams beyond ticket sales.

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Gen Z is rejecting $200 dates and choosing 'solo-maxxing'—and dating apps are taking a hit

As date-night costs near $200, young people are reframing single life as a deliberate, lower-cost, lower-stress lifestyle they call "solo maxxing."

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