A skeptic and an optimist discuss loyalty in the workplace

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The author (not pictured) was stressed after being forced to return to work.

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Where Wall Street stands on the NYC mayoral race, and how that could shift closer to Election Day

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New York City Mayoral candidates Andrew Cuomo and Zohran Mamdani.

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Welcome to Jamie Dimon's $1.5 trillion feeding frenzy

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The government shutdown has finally hit federal workers' wallets, and they aren't the only ones at risk

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Federal workers are being told to brace for a government shutdown.

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Tesla went back to basics with its latest big announcement

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OpenAI's latest AI infrastructure deal raises the question: When is enough enough?

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Sam Altman, CEO OpenAI, photographed in Berlin
Sam Altman, CEO OpenAI, photographed in Berlin

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What makes the latest round of AI slop interesting? You.

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Meta AI's Vibes is being criticized by some tech founders as a new way to get users hooked on mindless content.

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Big Tech is gearing up for a 'tectonic' shift thanks to AI that includes shaking up sales teams

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CEO of Microsoft Satya Nadella
CEO of Microsoft Satya Nadella

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Are two CEOs better than one? We debate it.

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Charlie Javice's sentencing could play a key role in the dealmaking renaissance

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Fintech entrepreneur Charlie Javice leaves federal court in Manhattan after her conviction on four counts of defrauding JPMorgan during the 2021 sale of her financial aid startup, Frank.
Fintech entrepreneur Charlie Javice leaves federal court in Manhattan after her conviction on four counts of defrauding JPMorgan during the 2021 sale of her financial aid startup, Frank.

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