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I’ve helped lead AI adoption at both PwC and Freshworks. Here are 3 common AI mistakes I see workers making.

Geetha RajanGeetha Rajan is a Freshworks strategy leader, and previously led upskilling at PwC.She says employees should avoid three mistakes when adopting AI tools.Rajan said it's crucial for workers to learn how to think strategically and not outsource thinking.This as-told-to essay is based on a conversation with Geetha Rajan, a director on the global strategy …

Stanley bets on wellness as it navigates the highs and lows of virality

Stanley is launching products that go beyond drinkware.Stanley 1913Stanley 1913 is launching a new collection targeting wellness-focused consumers.The Vitalize line includes a tote, a backpack, and a shaker for fitness enthusiasts.Stanley is hoping to win over men with strategic partnerships and new products, too.Stanley 1913 is ready to go beyond its viral moment.The drinkware company …

These are the Top 11 private landowners in the US

Stanley Kroenke, the late Peter Buck, and John Malone are among the top private landowners in the United States.James Marshall/Drew Angerer/Icon Sportswire via Getty ImagesThe Land Report published its annual survey on the top landowners in the US.Billionaire Stanley Kroenke ranked No. 1 with over 2 million acres.The family of Subway cofounder Peter Buck also …

Sam Altman says OpenClaw creator Peter Steinberger is joining OpenAI to build next-gen personal agents

OpenAI CEO Sam AltmanJustin Sullivan/Getty ImagesSam Altman says OpenClaw creator Peter Steinberger is joining OpenAI.OpenClaw is a viral AI agent launched last month.Altman said Steinberger will build "next generation" AI agents at OpenAI.OpenAI just scored a win in the AI talent wars.Sam Altman said Sunday on X that Peter Steinberger, the creator of OpenClaw, the …

These Fortune Global 500 companies have sued the Trump administration for tariff refunds

Top global companies are seeking refunds from Trump's contested tariffs.IMAGO/Christian Ohde/ReutersTop global companies are seeking refunds from Trump's contested tariffs.The Supreme Court is reviewing the legality of Trump's emergency tariffs.Corporations fear there will be no refunds even if SCOTUS strikes down tariffs.Top global companies want their money back from the Trump administration.The Supreme Court is …