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Reed Hastings created a work culture that made Netflix a giant. Can it survive without him?

Hastings insisted that employees be ready to give and receive constructive criticism at all times and that people should be willing to argue for their ideas.

The real outcome of the Iran war: America is now the world’s most secure energy power

Trump’s message is ‘buy American’ — the U.S. has fuel and is a safe alternative to the Gulf

How to slay the U.S. tax-code dinosaur

We could rescue Social Security and Medicare and balance the federal budget by scrapping the entire federal tax code and replacing it with three simple flat taxes.

A new era of AI crime has arrived with Anthropic’s Mythos

Anthropic’s new model is a frightening reminder of the threat posed by AI — and it’s not clear what the solution is.

AI companies are rationing compute. That’s a boon for traditional software, one analyst says.

A closely followed iShares software ETF just had its best week in 25 years, as some believe the sentiment around AI may be changing — at least for now.

‘I have full guardianship’: My son has special needs. If I buy him a condo, will that hurt his benefits?

“Another option would be for me to purchase the condo myself and have him pay me rent.”

Cal-Maine’s stock falls as DOJ reportedly weighs bigger crackdown on major egg producers

Egg prices crossed the $6 barrier in March of last year, but they have since fallen as farmers have replenished their flocks.

Meta reportedly eyes more layoffs, targeting 10% of staff

The social-media giant is aiming to cut around 8,000 employees in May as it continues to invest heavily in AI products.

Nvidia rival Cerebras is taking another swing at an IPO

The AI-chip company last filed to go public in late 2024 before scrapping its plans.

Hedge funds’ record Treasury bets risk sending ‘shockwaves’ through the global bond market, Apollo says

Investors now have one more reason to be worried about the world’s largest debt market.

Most U.S. farmers can’t afford all the fertilizer they need this year. Opening the Strait of Hormuz comes too late.

Urea fertilizer prices have climbed 47% since the end of February, according to the American Farm Bureau Federation.

Tariff refunds are coming: Here’s who will get them first

Tariff refunds have been in the works for about two months, following a Supreme Court decision.
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