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The next 3 years will define capitalism for a generation losing faith in talent and hard work. Are CEOs up for the challenge?

Ravi Singh5 hours ago04 mins

Today’s CEOs could be the most consequential corporate leaders in American history. The decisions they make will determine whether the most powerful technologies ever developed strengthen the foundations of American capitalism or further strain them. The stability of the modern socioeconomic system on which markets and business depend is on the line. Two realities define…

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Ravi Singh2 weeks ago06 mins

From how we work and learn to how we consume entertainment, artificial intelligence has become nearly inescapable in daily life. And while the technology has fueled soaring profits for companies—and promises to bring profound benefits to society—even top business leaders are doubling down on the need to intentionally preserve human connection. Billionaire Mark Cuban put…

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Twenty-somethings discover nostalgia, throwing back to a carefree time before the ‘dark days’: 2016

Ravi Singh3 weeks ago05 mins

The year is 2016. Somehow it feels carefree, driven by internet culture. Everyone is wearing over-the-top makeup. At least, that’s how Maren Nævdal, 27, remembers it — and has seen it on her social feeds in recent days. For Njeri Allen, also 27, the year was defined by the artists topping the charts that year,…

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Ravi Singh3 weeks ago04 mins

The average perceived probability of finding a job if one’s current role was lost fell to 43.1% in December 2025, a 4.2% drop from the year before, according to recent data from the Federal Reserve Bank of New York. It marks a record low since the surveys started tracking the data back in 2013, and…

This millennial quit her corporate 9-to-5 to pet sit—she’s now living rent-free

Ravi Singh3 weeks ago07 mins

Like many millennials, Georgina Welsh worked her way up the corporate ladder in PR for eight years, eventually landing an account director role. But by 31, she realized that despite the long hours and above-average paychecks, she was still broke at the end of the month—and had almost no work-life balance to show for it….