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OpenAI and Anthropic staffers traded posts about PTO after former policy head Miles Brundage argued rest matters. The debate highlights the intense work culture in the AI race, where 996 schedules and fear of falling behind are common.

Internal documents reveal Amazon plans to invest over $530 million in new AI-powered delivery stations, automating final package sorting and loading before drivers pick them up.

The Coinbase-linked advocacy group backs 32 House incumbents who voted for the CLARITY Act, as the stalled bill awaits Senate action ahead of November midterms.

With over 100,000 advisors retiring, the choice between an internal sunset deal and selling an independent practice hinges on ease versus payout — often double the revenue.

Treasury Secretary Bessent compared the campaign to the Normandy invasion. The rial dropped to 2 million per dollar on the announcement. Iran's parliament speaker called the economic strain a national security risk.

Facebook Ads work for small businesses when you get the angles and offers right. Audience radius and patience separate results from wasted spend. See how real businesses apply these principles.

WTI and Brent crude retreat after Bessent warns of U.S. sanctions on Iran trade partners. Natural gas holds steady near resistance as technical levels come into focus.

A Fireblocks survey of 638 C-suite executives reveals 89% commit budget to digital asset infrastructure in 2026, while only 16% have reached production. Spending is real; execution lags.

Stand With Crypto endorsed 32 House incumbents who voted for the CLARITY Act. The bill cleared the Senate Banking Committee but is stalled on the floor. The midterms are the next pressure point.

Globex owns 1% GMR New Alger and 2% NSR Kewagama royalties on Radisson’s O’Brien project. A C$57.16M Agnico Eagle investment funds a ramp to evaluate mining options.

The $103,265 per-visa charge would hit companies hiring through the H-1B program, replacing a blocked executive order. A comment period follows.
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