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Ryanair launches subscription service, months after Michael O’Leary blasted Wizz Air's ‘marketing scam’

Michael O'Leary mocked Wizz Air's "All You Can Fly" deal as a marketing stunt. Now he's letting Ryanair passengers spend £79 on a "Prime" deal.

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The trust problem with 23andMe

Also: Russia and Ukraine agree partial ceasefire, cheap AI from China is flooding the world.

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Silicon Valley CEO says 'vibe coding' lets 10 engineers do the work of 100—here's how to use it

Silicon Valley’s latest buzzword promises a new era of coding where AI handles the heavy lifting and innovation grows exponentially.

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Wall Street bonus pot surges to record-high $47.5 billion, but the outlook is dim

Average bonuses paid to New York City executives were up 31.5% over last year, according to a report from Comptroller Thomas P. DiNapoli.

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Ana Botín runs a bank with more customers than JPMorgan Chase and Bank of America—it takes the discipline of an Olympic athlete to do so

Ana Botín leads one of Europe’s largest banks by taking Saturdays off, capping emails off at 7.30 p.m. and following a religious health routine.

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Real America’s Voice: How a tiny pro-Trump news network founded by a convicted criminal got so close to the president

The channel covers Trump the president while doing business with a Trump company.

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Zillow’s chief people officer says it’s remote-forward working model supercharged recruiting—But there are 2 key reasons they’re keeping their offices

“We like to treat people like adults.”

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JD Vance may be right and wrong about the Suez Canal and Europe

Attacks on tankers or, worse, a wider conflict in the Arabian Peninsula, could spur stagflation.

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French tech mogul Xavier Niel warns that Europe will be reduced to an ‘abandoned’ continent if it misses this crucial opportunity

Xavier Niel has had a hand in advancing Europe’s tech foothold—like his investment into France’s Mistral AI. Still, he worries Europe will fall behind.

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Tesla analyst says CEO Elon Musk is 'back in charge' after surprise all-hands meeting, and investors are rewarding the company's stock

Tesla stock jumped 12% for its best day since November.

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Incoming SEC chair Paul Atkins owns up to $6 million in crypto-related assets

Atkins has a position in Anchorage, a crypto custodian, and Securitize, a tokenization firm.

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America's families have an increasingly bleak outlook, and 4 factors are driving their gloom

A striking 58% of parents and 61% of children and teens said that for families like theirs, things are going just fair or poorly. And the economy is just part of the problem.

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Trump’s media group partners with Crypto.com to launch ‘Made in America’ ETFs

The ETFs will include Bitcoin, Cronos and other crypto as well as “America-first” securities.

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What a study at consumer giant P&G says about AI's potential impact on teamwork

Working with AI gave individuals a big boost. But the most impactful ideas came when AI assisted human teams.

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Citi Wealth chief investment officer says she would not put any more money in stocks right now

“The equity market is going to be caught in more of a trading range in the near term as...policy fears bounce us around,” Citi’s Kate Moore said.

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Tesla bull Cathie Wood says it isn’t just Elon Musk’s politics that are causing Tesla’s ‘demand hit.’ It’s also a bad economy

Earlier this week, Wood issued a major bull call on Tesla, expecting its stock to rise roughly 10 times over the next five years.

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Over 4 million Gen Zers are jobless—and experts blame colleges for 'worthless degrees' for the rising number NEETs

One in 5 Gen Zers worldwide are deemed NEETs—not in education, employment, or training. The promises they received in school may be to blame.

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Warren Buffett can finally give away his $1 million March Madness prize after winner bested mathematical odds of 1 in 134 million

An employee from Berkshire Hathaway's pilot training company FlightSafety International had a near flawless record guessing NCAA men's college basketball games.

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Step inside 'Billionaire's Beach’: From Kenneth Griffin to Donald Trump, this oceanside town is home to 58 billionaires

The wealth of these Palm Beach homeowners totals about $494.7 billion.

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Walmart heiress quietly enters political discourse with New York Times ad declaring 'the dignity of our country is not for sale'

The nonpartisan advert encourages the public to get involved in local town halls and to be civil with peers.

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Trump administration's use of disappearing Signal messages to discuss military strikes not allowed under record law, experts say

Senior officials in the Trump administration are under fire after inadvertently sharing secret war plans with a reporter via a Signal group chat.

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Alibaba's chair issues 'bubble' warning about U.S. AI investments

Joe Tsai took aim at the $500 billion attached to OpenAI's Stargate project—and the idea of investors building data centers "on spec."

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United customers took a two-hour flight to nowhere after a pilot forgot their passport and had to turn the China-bound flight back to San Francisco

United Airlines told Fortune all 257 customers were provided with meal vouchers and compensation.

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Tesla’s monthly sales slump 40% across Europe, new data shows

Tesla's share of Europe's EV market more than halved to just 10% in February, but last month likely marked the worst for the brand as the newer Model Y starts to roll out to patient customers.

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For women, health is wealth. Employers must take note

Employers should evolve their benefits and retirement options to give female employees the flexibility they need.

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