‘If the Bloomberg Terminal bros are unhappy with what I’m doing, that’s too bad’: Bessent says he’ll continue ‘ignoring the noise’
"I'm not sure where the beef is," Bessent said.
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AI is now part of the edtech stack — and schools are repeating the mistake they made in every wave before
Schools skipped the training. So did your company. Now Washington wants proof it worked.
After a wave of delistings, can London’s stock market reverse the decline?
The LSE has 900 fewer listings than 10 years ago but its chief executive Julia Hoggett says the doom narrative is wrong. She shares her plans to put London back on the map.
Everyone agrees AI could kill us all. Congress is thinking about maybe doing something about it.
Everything you need to know before you reach the office this morning.
NVP’s Vaughn Crowe on how manufacturing and industrials hit their venture moment
Why manufacturing is finally having its venture moment, according to Vaugh Crowe, cofounder of VC firm NVP Capital.
The leaders 9/11 made—and the ones it took
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How often you check your phone matters more than how long you spend on it—and if you watch brain rot, you’re burning yourself out
Research finds frequent phone checking predicts stress, and watching low-quality content burns you out.
Exec gave his Gen Z kids a list of ‘daddy tips’ when they became old enough to work—it included showing up on time and ‘bringing value to a meeting’
Bosses say Gen Z lack basic people skills. One exec turned decades of career advice into a cheat sheet for his own daughters before they started work
NATO Innovation Fund on liftoff: the first European private company reaching orbit
For decades, European companies have built extraordinary satellites, telescopes and space science programs but have steered clear of getting into orbit.
AI solves overtourism’s ‘concentration problem’ by helping people find hidden gems, says Klook cofounder Ethan Lin
In Klook's Travel Pulse survey of roughly Gen Z and millennial travelers across Asia, 57% said they had used AI to find new destinations or experiences.
Meta built an AI that can shop for you. The problem is that most people don’t want AI spending their money
Muse can browse, choose and check out on a shopper’s behalf, but most consumers say they don’t trust AI enough to spend their money.
$9.999 and maxed out: California diesel prices overwhelm pump displays as global supply crunch worsens
Diesel prices soar to new record highs with no signs of slowing down anytime soon.
An ex-Anthropic researcher claims AI could kill us all by 2030. But he fails to answer the most essential question: What are we supposed to do about it?
A now viral post by an AI researcher warning about the existential threat posed by the technology is setting off alarms bells.
Ryanair’s CEO warns travelers that cheap European flights may not last if oil remains above $100 a barrel into next year
Ryanair’s fuel hedge softened the Iran war’s blow, but it still cut its winter flight schedule and anticipates higher ticket costs
Anthropic’s new research maps three wildly different futures for the AI economy—and the future of knowledge work
A new interactive tool from the Claude maker ranges from a modest economic boost to mass job losses.
Nasdaq bets big on tokenized stocks with $100 million investment in Kraken parent Payward
The investment reportedly pushes Kraken’s valuation to $21 billion.
‘The global economy as we know it would come to a sudden halt’: Shipping authorities from 18 countries warn of a ‘two-tier’ system imperiling trade
The Consultative Shipping Group said the emergence of shadow fleets have created a split in maritime systems: “one governed by rules, the other by opacity.”
Why did this AI doomer moment break the internet when so many others didn’t?
A researcher's resignation post over AI extinction risk has drawn over 100 million views, telling us something about ourselves and AI.
Scott Bessent dared the $32 trillion bond market with ‘I am the house now’ statement. It didn’t listen
After helping lift the yen, Bessent is finding the much larger Treasury market harder to tame as yields push toward 5%.
Trump’s $5,000 pledge and the bond market revolt shows it’s a voter bribe — costing every American $8,000
Bill Clinton learned about the bond vigilantes within a week. Donald Trump and Scott Bessent keep refusing to do so.