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Two global institutions - Apollo Global Management and FC Barcelona - announced moves away from New York City this week, signaling a shift from traditional business hubs to more favorable operating environments, particularly Florida.
Gateway Capital Partners, the Milwaukee-based venture firm founded by Dana Guthrie, announced the first close for its $25 million target Fund II, enabling the fund to begin investment operations.
OpenAI has acquired TBPN, a tech industry talk show, marking the AI giant's first major move into the media business. CEO Fidji Simo says the acquisition aims to create constructive conversations about AI's impact while maintaining editorial independence.
Research from the largest 4-day workweek study shows workers can accomplish as much in 33 hours as they do in 38 hours, suggesting that five-day workweeks are filled with time-wasting activities.
Oil prices rose more than 8% after US President Donald Trump reiterated threats to hit Iran "extremely hard" in the coming weeks, with Brent crude rising above $108.95 a barrel as stock markets fell globally.
Fifa has released ticket prices for the 2026 World Cup, with tickets for the final soaring to an unprecedented $10,990. This marks a significant increase from previous tournaments, raising concerns among fans.
Oracle has laid off approximately 10,000 employees in India as part of a global restructuring effort that affects 30,000 jobs worldwide, shifting focus towards AI investments.
Tesla's Q1 2026 sales show a slight recovery year over year, yet the company faces significant challenges in maintaining its market position amidst declining vehicle deliveries and rising competition.
Tesla has reported its vehicle production and deliveries for Q1 2026, totaling 358,023 deliveries, which reflects signs of recovery after previous declines.
Startups often claim to value diversity but struggle to implement effective hiring practices. Leah Solivan discusses the need for intentional diversity from the first hire in a company.
Ken Griffin, founder and CEO of Citadel, is investing in Miami as a potential rival to New York’s Wall Street, aiming to reshape the city's business landscape.
Oracle has laid off approximately 10,000 employees in India and 30,000 globally as part of a restructuring initiative aimed at investing more heavily in artificial intelligence technologies.
Oracle has reportedly laid off about 10,000 employees in India as part of a larger restructuring impacting 30,000 workers worldwide.
A look into how viral posts regarding insider trading on prediction markets like Polymarket create engagement, irrespective of their truthfulness.
Oracle has laid off around 10,000 employees in India, making up approximately 20% of its workforce in the country, as part of a larger global restructuring affecting about 30,000 jobs.
Recent controversies around prediction markets have highlighted a rise in insider trading, with calls for regulatory oversight intensifying in response to the abuses that have surfaced.
Oracle has laid off around 10,000 employees in India as part of a larger restructuring affecting 30,000 employees globally, driven by a shift towards artificial intelligence.
Diane Brady highlights Fortune's list of top employers who are adapting to the challenges of AI and focusing on employee trust and support.
Wealthy individuals are moving from California and Washington to Florida to escape high taxes, with significant implications for state revenues.
SpaceX has reportedly filed confidentially for an initial public offering, aiming for a valuation exceeding $1.75 trillion and potentially raising around $75 billion.