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Last month, gold soared past $5,300 per ounce as President Donald Trump’s hawkish foreign policy and tariff threats drove investors towards safer assets. Meanwhile, U.S. deficit spending ballooned to an unsustainable $1.9 trillion, as described by the Congressional Budget Office,

Welcome to Eye on AI, hosted by AI reporter Sharon Goldman. This edition covers: OpenClaw’s unruly side…Anthropic’s new $20 million super PAC pushing back against OpenAI…OpenAI’s first model built for ultra-fast output…Anthropic will absorb electricity cost hikes at its AI

According to Marriott CEO Anthony Capuano, Americans are persistently choosing to spend on experiences despite economic instability. “We continue to see extraordinary demand for travel and experiences,” he stated. “It appears to be a deeply ingrained, lasting change that consumers

For months, Company CEO Jim Farley has been cautioning that the electric vehicle transition would soon encounter a major roadblock, forecasting that the elimination of federal tax credits would reduce the EV market by half. He acknowledged that EVs would

In early December, a sleek 466-foot yacht entering Miami’s harbor interrupted the city’s sparkling skyline. Sergey Brin, a co-founder, chose to make a stylish appearance at the city’s Art Basel fair by arriving on a superyacht named Dragonfly. Miami and

Recently, PayPal’s board took a bold step to halt the company’s performance decline by appointing a new CEO, Enrique Lores, who is expected to bring clarity to priorities and organizational alignment to complete initiatives and execute a turnaround. I commend

Apollo’s chief economist Torsten Slok has uncovered a puzzling trend in financial data: For decades, gold prices and real interest rates shared an inverse correlation—when rates climbed, gold values fell. But today, that connection between the two metrics is entirely

[blank] delivered a key breakthrough in the probe into Nancy Guthrie’s disappearance by uncovering footage of a suspected intruder entering her residence. The 84-year-old mother of Today Show host Savannah Guthrie has been missing since February 1. Her front door’s

At just 22 years old,  is among the top freestyle skiers globally—with four to her credit. She’s also a Stanford University student pursuing international relations, currently taking a leave for the 2026 Milan–Cortina Olympic Games. But rather than waiting to

Formally, Rich Ruohonen is a member of the U.S. men’s Olympic curling team in Milan-Cortina. Unofficially, he could be the most essential 54-year-old personal injury attorney in the Olympic Village. He would also be the oldest American ever to compete

Demis Hassabis said that the first front is science and finding solutions to diseases. After that comes dealing with the energy crisis, journeying among the stars, and exploring the galaxy.

For decades, professional success has been framed as an ascent. Choose a field—often a specific organization—climb each rung step by step, and don’t look back. The “career ladder” has long been the dominant metaphor for corporate success, visually embodying ambition,

In a clear signal of the accelerating merger between Wall Street and cryptocurrency, the world’s largest asset manager is entering the decentralized finance (DeFi) space. BlackRock announced on Wednesday that it will list its Treasury-backed digital token, BUIDL, on the

Gen Z grads are . But pursuing a doctoral degree to stand out isn’t the answer, warns Jad Tarifi, founder of Google’s first generative-AI team. Students could end up “throwing away” years of their lives because technology is advancing so