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On Saturday, Caitlin Kalinowski said she resigned from OpenAI, arguing that potential uses of AI for warrantless monitoring of Americans and weapon systems operating without a human decision demanded more careful debate than they received.
On Saturday, Kevin O'Leary argued that the pandemic rewired how employers judge performance, shifting from clock-watching to a deliverables-first model where promotions and pay follow on-time execution.
Bristol Myers won FDA approval for Sotyktu in active psoriatic arthritis, expanding its oral immunology franchise despite a slight after-hours stock dip.
According to a report by, Zillow Group Inc. (NASDAQ: Z), a median-income U.S. household can now swing a home priced at $331,483, a jump of $30,302 from a year earlier and the strongest affordability reading since March 2022.
Elon Musk tweeted about wanting Jurassic Park in real life. Companies aren't bringing back dinosaurs yet, but they are bringing extinct items back to life.
On Saturday, Anthony Scaramucci accused Russia of helping Iran target American troops and said the Trump administration moved to loosen restrictions on Russian oil activity on the same day.
On Saturday, Pete Hegseth said the Trump administration is watching reports that Russia is feeding Iran information about U.S. military positioning in the Middle East, arguing the U.S. can counter any such help as fighting intensifies.
On Saturday, President Trump said Iran had issued an apology to neighboring Middle East countries and agreed to stop firing at them, framing the move as a capitulation driven by sustained U.S. and Israeli military pressure.
Mark Zuckerberg said advice from Steve Jobs to visit a temple in India during Facebook's early struggles helped him refocus on the company's mission and ultimately decide against selling it despite major buyout offers.
Bill Gates emphasizes the importance of building confidence in youth, as it provides the courage to overcome obstacles and discover one's true path. Supportive adults and relationships help one take risks and find their passion, as demonstrated by Gates' own experience and other successful business leaders. Fake it till you make it and trusting your instincts are also key aspects of building self-confidence.
Salesforce CEO Marc Benioff downplayed fears of AI causing mass layoffs, but Morgan Stanley, Oracle, Capital One made headlines on job cuts during the same week. A comment that didn't age well?
Fast-food chain Wendy's (NASDAQ: WEN) has launched a nationwide contest, promising a $100,000 package for the role of "Chief Tasting Officer". The contest, which started on March 2, will continue until March 30.
Alphabet ties CEO Sundar Pichai's new equity package to the performance of Waymo and Wing, reflecting confidence in the growth potential of its "Other Bets."
Lockheed Martin said it will quadruple munitions production following talks with Donald Trump and other defense leaders, citing the need to expand U.S. military capacity.
Economist Peter Schiff warned that a prolonged Iran war could cost the U.S. up to $1 trillion and drive inflation sharply higher, while Mohamed El-Erian cautioned that escalating conflict disrupting oil flows through the Strait of Hormuz could trigger supply chain shocks and broader economic risks.
Elizabeth Warren criticized Donald Trump over rising gas prices tied to the Iran conflict, as tensions around the Strait of Hormuz threaten global oil supplies and push crude prices higher.
Pentagon tech chief Emil Michael criticized Anthropic for restricting its AI from use in autonomous weapons and surveillance, escalating a dispute after the Pentagon labeled the company a supply chain risk while the firm prepares a legal challenge.
President Trump demanded Iran's "unconditional surrender" and a say in selecting its next leader, a move Tehran swiftly rejected, insisting only Iranians will decide their future.
Dr. Vinay Prasad is set to leave the FDA after a turbulent tenure marked by controversial decisions and a push for stricter vaccine approval standards.
A class-action lawsuit alleges Kalshi refused to pay about $54 million to bettors who predicted Ali Khamenei would leave office before March 1 after his death, while the company says its rules prohibit payouts tied to death outcomes.
Chuck Schumer warned that the Middle East conflict could be expanding after a The Washington Post report said Russia is sharing intelligence with Iran on U.S. military assets, as Washington considers temporarily easing some Russian oil restrictions to stabilize global markets.
Novo Nordisk and Hims & Hers Health have reportedly ended their legal feud and are preparing a new partnership to sell Novo's weight-loss drugs on the telehealth platform, surprising investors and sending Hims' stock sharply higher.
