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Drugmakers were expecting big things when generic Ozempic hit Indian pharmacies. It didn’t happen https://t.co/EkpSvpRbhw

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Tech insiders and senior executives have spent recent weeks issuing loud warnings about the risks posed by artificial intelligence software. Some are even causing concerns that AI models could lead to eventual human extinction.

But what if the real existential risk is more subtle — albeit powerful — than we imagine? @vauhinivara joins @chafkin and @svaneksmith on the Everybody's Business podcast to unpack warnings for "cognitive surrender” and how a startup called Pangram is promising to help identify AI generated slop. Listen and watch at https://t.co/KX0mxlqRrU.

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In this week’s On Books: Main Street’s hidden millionaires, Pangram’s AI slopbusters and the case for letting kids scroll. https://t.co/bwiGcNpA7P

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Forget the billionaires. A new book argues that America’s real wealth and power lies with its business-owner millionaire class. https://t.co/NA1zXXKrZN

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When technology feels like a force for good in the world, shoppers open their wallets for synthetic fabric. Now isn’t one of those times https://t.co/g4U4V3eDUM

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🎧 LIVE NOW: Bloomberg journalists answer questions about our 2026 best business school rankings — and how deans, faculty and students are navigating the fast-paced AI era.

Join the livestream: https://t.co/fZP2eNFwqC

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���� TODAY: Bloomberg journalists answer questions about our 2026 best business school rankings — and how deans, faculty and students are navigating the fast-paced AI era.

Join the Live Q&A starting at 12 p.m. EDT: https://t.co/FElkAaz8H8

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Trump’s second-term crusade to be considered one of history’s “great men” has awakened friends and foes alike to their own leverage over the US https://t.co/rMVonTdBfQ

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Marco Rubio works hard for Donald Trump. He's both Secretary of State and National Security Advisor, and being a part of the cabinet means he's had to walk away from some previously held personal beliefs.

The October issue of Businessweek examines the tightrope Rubio walks and asks what his future in politics looks like after Trump; how AI is playing a role in the legal system and the afterlife of Spirit Airlines. @BradStone offers a sneak peek https://t.co/9tkCKZmLyG https://t.co/hGSyS2SQdS

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Tech insiders and senior executives have spent recent weeks issuing loud warnings about the risks posed by artificial intelligence software. Some are even causing concerns that AI models could lead to eventual human extinction.

But what if the real existential risk is more subtle — albeit powerful — than we imagine? @vauhinivara joins @chafkin and @svaneksmith on the Everybody's Business podcast to unpack warnings for "cognitive surrender” and how a startup called Pangram is promising to help identify AI generated slop. Listen and watch at https://t.co/KX0mxlqRrU.

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TikTok and Instagram are helping turn a painstakingly analog hobby into a new obsession as miniatures draw in a younger generation of fans. https://t.co/go2lbdRIJM

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The secretary of state is executing the president’s wishes around the world, even when they contradict his past beliefs. What’s his long game? https://t.co/Aat2EOIkWw

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The October cover of @BW. Marco Rubio is executing the president’s wishes around the world, even when they contradict his past beliefs. What’s his long game? By @EMPosts and @nancook.

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After the Fed’s rate hike, borrowers might feel disoriented on the road ahead. https://t.co/qnyIzovHPL

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Trillions of nuggets the size of avocados brimming with critical minerals are carpeting the seabed, potentially worth hundreds of billions of dollars. Entrepreneurs are now racing to cash in https://t.co/RD2GIcVfGO

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Workers handed “death sentences” while grinding kitchen countertops are seeking billions in legal damages. Congress is taking steps to immunize the slab manufacturers https://t.co/86d6PHKhrt

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The Fender Stratocaster is a shape so universal it's the emoji on your phone's keyboard. Which is kind of Fender's problem, @PaulSloan explains, as the company tries to claim back the body of a guitar that's become an iconic shape https://t.co/6JZOGaEl99

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AI beauty tools can measure your jawline, grade your “harmony” and prescribe treatments for improving your face. Does any of it work? https://t.co/8mSXMBbd93

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In Houston, the shock waves are being felt in restaurants, schools and the housing market. https://t.co/sW05WZTpR4

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Filmmaker John Wilson is a man who knows concrete, but, like much of the rest of the US, doesn’t much seem to like it https://t.co/hxJvXVciI9