By 2027, listing AI tools and matching keywords on your resume will only be half the battle.
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Interest rates have increased significantly this year, with long-term Treasury yields recently rising to their highest levels in more than 20 years. These rates don’t just affect mortgages and investments.
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‘You Can See Everything’ Scores Nearly $20 Million Second Weekend—Beating First
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Who wins control of Congress?
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Amid high mortgage rates and persistent inflation, beleaguered homeowners are seeing simple accounting errors go unfixed, leaving them to fight for their homes with little help from the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau.
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Trust is subjective, and fluctuates. A “trust gap” exists in the U.S. economy, in which “90% of business executives think customers highly trust their companies while only 30% of consumers actually do," according to the PwC Trust In Business Survey.
To recognize companies that engender the most trust from consumers, employees, the financial markets and creditors, Forbes has produced its third-annual Most Trusted Companies In America list.
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After adding Kevin Durant and Stephen Curry in 2026, the exclusive club is set to expand again to 11 members within the next year—and Lionel Messi and Tiger Woods should reach even more rarefied air.
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As AI transforms the job market, the skills humanities students develop—writing, critical thinking, communication and the ability to make sense of complicated information—may be more valuable than ever. But those abilities alone won’t necessarily land graduates their first jobs.
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Optimism is at the heart of the American dream.
In that spirit Forbes is recognizing the country’s 250 Greatest Living Optimists. These are founders who took a big risk on new possibilities, investors who prioritize long-term value over short-term gain, market-minded philanthropists and educational pioneers. #Forbes250
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As cannabis prices crash around the country, struggling producers with big industrial buildings outfitted with power, fiber, water and HVAC systems thought they had a golden ticket to the AI race. But moratoriums, NIMBYISM and power constraints have crushed most of their dreams.
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Forbes Travel Guide’s third annual Verified Air Travel Awards recognize those airlines and airports that provide passengers top-of-the-line service, comfort and style. The 18 awards for 2026 encompass everything from the best first-class cabins to top airport dining.
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📸: Emirates, Singapore Changi Airport, Air New- Zealand
A pleasant conversation doesn’t guarantee someone wants an ongoing relationship. But you don’t have to settle that question before sending a short thank-you.
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It’s a good time to be an engineer—and in certain specialities, it’s beyond good. Employment in engineering and architecture roles is projected to grow about 5.3% over the next several years, which is faster than the 3.1% average increase anticipated for all occupations, according to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics.
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