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As more workers request accommodations, how should workplaces react?

With diagnoses of neurodevelopmental disorders on the rise, many colleges are seeing increases in students requesting accommodations. But what happens when these students enter the workforce?

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Wall Street anticipates a new all-time high as Washington aims ‘cash bazooka’ at banks and consumers

Trump and the Fed both want to spray the markets with extra rounds of cash.

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The corner office still favors insiders

Despite high-profile external hires, most top executives are promoted from within, especially in the corner office.

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Startup Stuffers and its pre-teen founders offer lessons in how to make the most of AI

Jackson and Quincy Fuller, ages ten and seven, use AI design tools to make better, more memorable corporate swag.

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How the OpenAI vs Google battle looks through the lens of Michael Porter's '5 Forces' analysis

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A top global design alliance is embracing AI to 'let designers focus more on empathy and creativity'

Many designers are increasingly warming to the idea of incorporating AI in design, says Cecilia Brenner, the managing director of Design for Good, a global design charity.

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Even if the Supreme Court rules Trump's global tariffs are illegal, refunds are unlikely because that would be 'very complicated,' Hassett says

“Yes, it is a mess, and that’s why I think the Supreme Court wouldn’t do it.”

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DOJ official says ‘victims’ rights groups’ behind removal of Trump photo in Epstein files, yet doesn’t believe victims were shown as image returns

“If we believed that photograph contained a survivor, we wouldn’t have put it up in the first place without redacting the faces,” Deputy Attorney General Todd Blanche said.

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‘Inherent contempt’ charges are being drafted now to fine AG Pam Bondi for each day that full Epstein files aren’t released, congressmen say

“So I believe we’re going to get bipartisan support in holding her accountable, and a committee of Congress should determine whether these redactions are justified or not.”

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‘Bring it on’—top Justice Department official responds to impeachment threat over redacted partial Epstein files

“We are doing everything we’re supposed to be doing to comply with this statute,” Deputy Attorney General Todd Blanche said.

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Will.i.am grinds from 5-to-9 after his 9-to-5—because work-life balance is for people 'working on someone else’s dream' and not for visionaries

When Will.i.am’s not writing hit songs like “OMG” for Usher, he’s looking for the next big pop star on The Voice U.K. or running his new AI company, FYI. He tells Fortune he balances it all by ditching work-life balance: ”Those words don’t compute for the materializers.”

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HubSpot CEO avoids the Sunday scaries simply by working on the weekend

Yamini Rangan has seen tremendous growth at the software company since joining in January 2020.

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2025: the year sustainability didn’t die

Even with all the challenges of 2025, sustainability managed to sustain in 2025.

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Tom Freston, the beat-poet exec who made MTV cool for 20 years, sees ‘really nothing in it for the consumer’ from Netflix, Warner, or his old company

The ex–Viacom and Paramount chief is as proud of his new book as he is aghast at MTV leadership: “They’ve run it into the ground over the last 15 years.”

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Is AI really killing finance and banking jobs? Experts say Wall Street’s layoffs may be more hype than takeover—for now

“I think there’s a little bit of smoke and mirrors there,” said NYU Stern’s Robert Seamans.

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Shield AI’s new CEO says the $5.6B defense tech startup is at an inflection point

After eight months spent tweaking its surveillance drone in Ukraine, demand for Shield AI’s V-BAT is ramping up in Europe and Asia.

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Meet a 55-year-old automotive technician in Arkansas who didn’t care if his kids went to college: ‘There are options’

Clint Crawford has a message for parents who are concerned about the shortage of white-collar entry-level work: open their minds to the possibility of a fulfilling career otherwise.

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Trump and his new handpicked Fed chair—whoever it will be—are going to clash ‘almost immediately,’ economists predict

Capital Economics expects the Fed to cut rates by just 25 basis points next year as the AI boom keeps economic growth robust.

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Bill Gates identifies the biggest burden being passed on to his children after seeing his daughter harassed online

Microsoft cofounder Bill Gates said he had been naive to assume that “when we made information available, that people would want correct information.”

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Tesla's chief designer accidentally smashed a $61K Cybertruck's 'armor glass' window with a metal ball. Now he says it was a 'great marketing moment'

CEO Elon Musk claimed more than 200,000 orders for the vehicle following its botched reveal in 2019.

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'They'll lose their humanity': Dartmouth professor says he's surprised just how scared his Gen Z students are of AI

A lot of Scott Anthony's students are excited to use AI, he told Fortune, but a meaningful portion are "scared full stop." They have "hesitation and fear."

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Natasha Lyonne says AI has an ethics problem because right now it's 'super kosher copacetic to rob freely under the auspices of acceleration'

Lyonne’s production company developed a tool for generating big screen-ready AI content.

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James Talarico says the biggest 'welfare queens' in America are 'the giant corporations that don't pay a penny in income taxes'

The 2026 Senate hopeful says major corporations cost taxpayers far more than social safety net programs.

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Gen Z is open minded about blue-collar work and the Fords of the economy need them — but both sides are missing each other

Clinton Crawford, an automotive technician, said college was pushed on his kids. “That’s good, if that’s for you, but I don’t think it’s for everyone.”

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Meet the Gen Xer who lives on a boat—she supercommutes to California every few weeks for her $100-an-hour job. Just eight shifts cover all her bills

Josie Lauducci, a Bay Area nurse, has spent a decade living aboard a sailboat with her family, flying in for her shifts as part of a growing supercommuting workforce.

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