No legacy, no playbook, no problem
Toronto Tempo’s Teresa Resch
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Spiking fuel, summer travel & a blunt reality check on AI
Delta’s Ed Bastian
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OpenAI’s Critterz blowback: Year zero for Hollywood
Director Nik Kleverov
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The quiet reinvention of a $42b business
Canva’s Cameron Adams
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Cannes Lions’ battle of the brands
Autodesk’s Dara Treseder
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A bipartisan fight for workers in the age of AI
Former U.S. Secretary of Commerce, Gina Raimondo
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$300m in year two. The controversy came free.
David Protein’s Peter Rahal
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The U.S. at 250: The case for reckoning and rebuild
Eurasia Group’s Ian Bremmer
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The unseen stakes of this World Cup
U.S. Soccer Federation’s JT Batson
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World Cup kickoff: Goals, greed, and geopolitics
ESPN’s Sam Borden
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A radical fix for the broken book business
Authors Equity’s Madeline McIntosh
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The race no one can win: AI’s anti-human crisis
Center for Humane Technology’s Aza Raskin
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AI warfare and the race for a million-drone army
Shield AI’s Brandon Tseng
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Why success destroys the companies we love
Author Eric Ries
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Uber's swerve on gas prices, hotels & a driverless future
Uber’s Andrew Macdonald
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The “invisible army” behind Amazon’s robotaxi revolution
Zoox’s Aicha Evans
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Zoox’s Aicha Evans
A canceled commencement speech & the risks of an outspoken CEO
Arcellx’s Rami Elghandour
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Duolingo’s battle for learning in an AI world
Duolingo’s Luis von Ahn
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Hormuz fallout: Energy chaos is here to stay
Axios’ Amy Harder
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When investors head for the exit, run to the fire
Ariel Investments’ Mellody Hobson
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The Devil Wears Prada workplace: Toxic or timeless?
Ankler Media’s Janice Min
WSJ. Magazine’s Sarah Ball
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Centre court tricks for the boardroom
Tennis champion Maria Sharapova
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Inside Artemis II and the next space race
NASA’s Jared Isaacman
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A first look at Samsung’s blueprint to win the AI era
Samsung’s Mauro Porcini
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Samsung’s Mauro Porcini
Beating China, and the storm nobody sees
Ford’s Jim Farley
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LIV Golf’s gambit to rewrite global sports
LIV Golf’s Scott O’Neil
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LIV Golf’s Scott O’Neil
The Guardian’s secret weapon against media’s collapse
Guardian Media’s Anna Bateson
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Humanize AI before it dehumanizes us
Pioneers of AI’s Rana el Kaliouby
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The internet is breaking. So what’s next?
Cloudflare’s Matthew Prince
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2026's Most Innovative Companies
Fast Company’s Amy Farley
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Crisis at Hormuz, and your $160b tariff refund
Flexport’s Ryan Petersen
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The C-suite is messier than you think
The Messy Parts’ Maryam Banikaram
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