
Netflix's talent density test faces new cuts
Twenty-five years after layoffs taught Netflix that smaller teams work better, the company is cutting again. This time it has money, not necessity.
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From consulting to socks: how he saved the family mill
Lawson Glidden left 80-hour weeks in tech to run his family's struggling textile business. Profits have quadrupled since 2018.
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AJ Scaramucci's $350m Bet on Programmable Reality
AJ Scaramucci reveals $350m investment in 'Programmable Reality' thesis.
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Gen Z finds control through faith and data center fights
The youngest adults are turning to religion and blocking AI infrastructure at unprecedented scale, driven by a shared need for agency in a world that feels imposed upon them.
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The four-day workweek is dead. Now it's six.
Owl Labs' latest survey shows workers have abandoned the four-day dream and stretched their weeks across six days instead, with strategic office visits and Sunday work becoming the norm.
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Gen Z is richer but miserable anyway
A new report finds Gen Z has more wealth and income than any generation before them at the same age, yet they feel worse about money than anyone on record.
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KPMG bets big on AI with new incubator unit
The accounting giant restructures to build AI-native businesses at start-up speed, installing a new executive who reports directly to the CEO.
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Gen Z isn't giving up on wealth. It's just asking parents for help.
A new U.S. Bank report shows young people still want traditional wealth-building, but the math has changed so much that parents now feel obligated to bankroll their kids' futures.
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How AI broke the inbox (and how to fix it)
Axios founders say AI promised efficiency but delivered chaos. Their new book offers a framework to reclaim your time.
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Goldman's earnings bubble warning gets hard numbers
Peter Oppenheimer backs his AI earnings concerns with capex data, record debt issuance, and a specific mechanism driving up the cost of capital.
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Pelosi and Pence's surprising embrace
Two political rivals received a historic award for putting country over party, moving business leaders to tears.
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Why the middle class feels broke despite getting richer
Goldman Sachs reveals that capital ownership, not wages, is driving economic gains, and most Americans don't own enough to benefit.
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Who's actually rich in America
Two economists got into the Treasury's tax records and found the real American millionaire class hiding in plain sight.
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Wall Street's 'silly season' meets a hiking Fed
Bearish forecasters, wild single-day swings, and a Fed poised to hike for the first time since 2023 all land in the same week.
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