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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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Congressmen who pushed to release Epstein files say massive blackout doesn't comply with law and 'are exploring all options' — including impeachment

"It can be the impeachment of people at Justice, inherent contempt, or referring for prosecution those who are obstructing justice."

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Epstein files land with a thud as documents are heavily redacted, including contact info for Trump, celebrities, and bankers

“Simply releasing a mountain of blacked out pages violates the spirit of transparency and the letter of the law,” Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer said.

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Epstein files: Trump, Clinton, Summers, Gates not returning any results in search bar

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Sam Altman says he's '0%' excited to be CEO of a public company as OpenAI drops hints about an IPO: 'In some ways I think it'd be really annoying'

Reports of OpenAI’s plans to go public coincide with Altman declaring a “code red” for the company, something he said he plans to do multiple times in the foreseeable future.

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Klarna partners with Coinbase to receive stablecoin funds from institutional investors

The buy-now-pay-later giant launched its own stablecoin in late November on a blockchain backed by Stripe and the VC firm Paradigm.

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AI hyperscalers have room for 'elevated debt issuance' — even after their recent bond binge, BofA says

Hyperscalers' overall debt burden is actually getting lighter as the debt-to-cash ratio should dip to 0.75 in 2025 from 0.94 in 2023.

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Steve Jobs sold his Volkswagen to raise $1,300 for Apple’s first computer. He became a millionaire just two years later at 23

Steve Jobs sold his car to raise enough money to build Apple’s first computer. Just one year later, the tech titan reeled in nearly $3 million thanks to that early sacrifice.

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AI whiz Yann LeCun is already targeting a $3.5 billion valuation for his new startup—and it hasn’t even launched yet

The legendary AI researcher announced his departure from Meta, Mark Zuckerberg’s social media empire, just one month ago.

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Roblox CEO David Baszucki went from window cleaner to billionaire tech leader. He says a secret to success has been trusting his gut

Well-meaning advice nearly derailed David Baszucki’s career. The billionaire video game founder learned the hard way that following your gut is the best path to success.

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I'm a CEO who's spent nearly 40 years talking to presidents, lawmakers and leaders about our long-term care crisis. They knew this moment was coming

I’ve served on presidential commissions, sat in closed-door briefings with lawmakers, and helped lead organizations working to meet aging Americans' needs.

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Exclusive: Cursor acquires code review startup Graphite as AI coding competition heats up

The deal gives Cursor, currently valued at $29 billion, more code review and debugging capabilities.

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‘The rocket ship keeps going off’: Inside the Nvidia phenomenon with author Stephen Witt

In “The Thinking Machine”—just crowned the FT and Schroders business book of the year—Witt goes deep inside Nvidia’s “once-in-a-lifetime opportunity.”

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Billionaire who sold two companies to Coca-Cola says he tries to persuade people not to become entrepreneurs: ‘Every single day, you can go bankrupt’

Mike Repole wants to remind every aspiring businessperson that most startups—over two-thirds of them—fail.

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The scientist who helped create AI says it’s only ‘a matter of time’ before every single job is wiped out—even trade jobs like plumbing

Yoshua Bengio helped create the technology that is now coming for your job—and he thinks anyone who works on a laptop or computer is already under threat.

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I lead Goldman Sachs’ alternatives for wealth globally. Around the world, investors want to know more

Access to alternatives is expanding in ways that were almost unthinkable a decade ago. But when it happens this fast, uncertainty follows.

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From search to discovery: how AI Is redrawing the competitive map for every brand

This is a structural shift in how digital presence is valued. Companies that understand this will treat AI visibility as a new form of brand capital.

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The bulls are too bullish: Bank of America warns 200-plus fund managers just triggered a contrarian ‘sell’ signal

The logic of the Bull & Bear Indicator is that when everyone in the market is bullish, it’s time to leave.

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BP's C-suite milestone: Women in both the CEO and CFO seats

Woodside Energy leader Meg O’Neill will join BP as CEO, alongside finance chief Kate Thomson.

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Inside OpenAI’s ‘code red’

Fortune’s tech team recently dove into what’s going on behind the scenes at OpenAI.

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Sneaking unemployment rate means the U.S. economy is inching closer to a key recession indicator, says Moody’s

“The trends are not our friends here,” said Moody’s economist Cris deRitis.

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Meta’s 28-year-old billionaire prodigy says the next Bill Gates will be a 13-year-old who is ‘vibe coding’ right now

Teenagers, Alexandr Wang argues, have a built-in edge.

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The CEO behind the world’s top sleep and meditation app says most leaders are operating at ‘about 20%’ without a ‘fully recharged’ battery

David Ko noted most executives will say they’re good when you ask how they are. Some additional interrogation suggests the opposite is true.

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The new American Dream has parents easing up on college expectations for their kids: 35% are now open to trade school instead

“Parents are waking up,” one career strategist says. “College doesn’t carry the same [return on investment] it once did.”

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