Wall Street’s buzzword for investors was known as “round-tripping” during the dot-com years.

The U.S. administration’s new policy shows less concern for the American homeland than for building an illiberal world order.

Businesses need to think less about growth within their sector and more about meeting fundamental human needs Read more on this topic

The CEO is prioritizing achieving mass popularity through ChatGPT versus moonshot projects like artificial general intelligence More related info

Innovations in artificial intelligence, synthetic biology and quantum computing are set to change how we wage war just as they transform all aspects of our lives

“When a news organization recognizes you’re cognitively depleted and serves you digestible audio instead of demanding you parse 1,500 words, that’s institutional empathy at scale.” In 2026, two forces that have been reshaping media will reach critical mass: the creator-driven information ecosystem and cognitive personalization.

As wealthier areas are pushing back against huge A.I. data centers, speculators are pitching places like Doña Ana County, N.M., on their vision. Local officials are eager for a deal — even if they don’t quite know the terms.

DM Good day to you.  It's occurred to me over the last year that our current Federal government leaders are now advancing, partially or fully, to mirror the autocratic/plutocratic-leaning leadership and management design, behaviors and outcomes which are typical of many mature U.S. capitalistic business organizations; ... and by doing so, embodying prospects of similar, or greater, dysfunctions and risks to our relatively fragile society. Do you agree as to these emerging p

Anthropic is challenging the world’s biggest AI players with a bold mission: to build systems that are both powerful and aligned with human values. The company’s president and cofounder, Daniela Amodei, will join WIRED’s Steven Levy for a candid conversation about Anthropic’s “constitutional” approach to AI safety, the race to develop ever-smarter models, and how to balance innovation with accountability. Related: the A.I. "delusion crisis"

U.S.’s tariffs weren’t enough to hold back the global export flood by China, which pushed past last year’s record in just 11 months. Related: "... at the rest of the world's expense" Somewhat related: military expansions to dizzing heights Meanwhile: provoking Japan in the air

Is there someone to blame for the housing crisis?

Government funding cuts, caregiver shortages and immigration limits are adding new strains to an industry that’s already hard-pressed to meet demand.

Rise of the LLeMmings

There’s a conversation we keep witnessing with mounting frequency among senior leaders across the Indian corporate world, and it always begins with the same proclamation: “They’re approaching workplace relationships completely differently.” The “they” in question is invariably Gen Z, and the changing workplace dynamics around us are impossible to dismiss.

Employers urged to foster an environment where AI use remains healthy Related: ChatGPT at Three: New research uncovers its seismic impact on workplace communication, from manners to HR matters

New National Security Strategy describes a country that is focused on doing business and reducing migration while avoiding passing judgment on authoritarians.

Reimagining risk assessment in the AI age

AI is redefining work, reshaping hiring, and transforming competitive advantage. And reshaping human value And hourly workers are left behind

Digital tools are pulling us away from fixed texts and back toward fluid, interactive communication.

In this Nano Tool for Leaders, Wharton’s Matthew Bidwell offers six steps for creating an onboarding process that maximizes the chances of success for external hires.