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Would you replace your manager with a chatbot? More Americans are saying yes. A Quinnipiac University poll released Monday found that 15% of Americans say they would like to work in a job where their direct manager is an AI program that assigns tasks and sets schedules. Quinnipiac surveyed 1,397 U.S. adults from March 19 to 23, 2026, including questions about AI adoption, trust, and job anxiety. Of course, the majority of respondents said they would not replace their human bosses with AI HR managers. But even if you’re not directly responsible for leading an entire team, using AI as…

Check out the companies making the biggest premarket moves: Sysco — The food wholesaler fell 4.5% after agreeing to acquire Jetro Restaurant Depot for a total enterprise value of $29.1 billion. The transaction is expected to close in Cisco’s third quarter of fiscal 2027, and the company says it is “immediately accretive.” Avis — Shares fell more than 9% after surging more than 48% last week. Rental car companies were expected to benefit from the disruption at U.S. airports due to the Department of Homeland Security funding impasse, but investors on Monday appeared to be taking some profits from Avis’s…

Evercore ISI’s Julien Emmanuel said a week of “maximum uncertainty” should present important opportunities for investors. “We’re nearing a tipping point where we want to put capital here,” the company’s managing director said Monday on CNBC’s “Fast Money.” Emanuel pinpoints next Monday, April 6, when President Donald Trump lifts the moratorium on attacks on Iranian energy facilities, as a potential game-changer for energy prices and Wall Street. “The bullishness in stocks is based entirely on the decline in oil prices,” Emanuel said, adding that if prices continue at current levels for another 30 to 45 days, he believes it will…

White House press secretary Caroline Levitt said it was Trump’s “idea” to shift the costs of disputes to local states.The White House has indicated that US President Donald Trump will ask Arab countries to help pay for the US war against Iran, which is estimated to run into the tens of billions of dollars.President Trump’s press secretary, Caroline Leavitt, was asked Monday whether Arab states should pay for the war, as they did during the 1990 Gulf War, when U.S. allies helped finance the U.S. intervention.Recommended stories list of 3 itemsend of list”The president would also be very interested in…

Sky Sports columnist Laura Hunter breaks down the big talking points from the latest Women’s Super League fixtures and explores the key stories at the heart of the women’s game.Analyzing Russo’s role at ArsenalRenee Sleggers has a problem. Alessia Russo is just too good. Normally, having such a versatile player can only be seen as a positive. There is no doubt that Russo’s quality will add great life to Arsenal’s attack, no matter how configured. But where can she actually be of most use to the Sledgers? She’s in the pocket number 10 and plays with her back to the…

Andresle | E+ | Getty ImagesAn increasing proportion of new car buyers have a trade-in vehicle, so they end up with the unwanted part of their old loan, or negative equity, on their new purchase.An estimated 30.5% of car buyers with a trade-in owe more than their car is worth, according to J.D. Power’s March Auto Forecast. It is also said that the loan is underwater or upside down.The share of underwater buyers is up 4.2 percentage points from a year ago and is increasing from 2022 onwards. However, it is not as high as it was before the pandemic.…

Tel Aviv, Israel — Israel’s parliament on Monday finalized a controversial bill that would effectively expand the death penalty for Palestinians convicted of terrorism and nationalist murders. The bill has been a core issue for the country’s far right for more than a decade. The bill stipulates that West Bank residents who kill Israelis “with the intention of denying the existence of the State of Israel” will be sentenced to death. It would give courts the power to impose life imprisonment instead of the death penalty based on “special reasons or circumstances.” The bill requires Israeli prisons to carry out…

Mercedes chief executive Toto Wolff has denied trying to prevent Christian Horner from returning to F1, but said his former rival could face “repercussions” for breaking “quite a lot of glass” while managing Red Bull.Horner was sacked as Red Bull’s team principal and chief executive in July last year, but has expressed interest in returning to tackle what he described as “unfinished business” in the sport. The path for Horner to return to the paddock appeared to be open when it was confirmed in January that he was interested in buying the 24% stake in Alpine owned by private investment…

Would you replace your manager with a chatbot? More Americans are saying yes. A Quinnipiac University poll released Monday found that 15% of Americans say they would like to work in a job where their direct manager is an AI program that assigns tasks and sets schedules. Quinnipiac surveyed 1,397 U.S. adults from March 19 to 23, 2026, including questions about AI adoption, trust, and job anxiety. Of course, the majority of respondents said they would not replace their human bosses with AI HR managers. But even if you’re not directly responsible for leading an entire team, using AI as…

We are in a period of decline in the stock market, where investors are beginning to wonder whether the alarmists are true realists. Although somewhat inadvertently, this sustained pullback, extending into a fifth straight week and sending the S&P 500 down 9% from its peak two months ago, did nothing to trigger the kind of cleansing panic and indiscriminate liquidations that create a buy-and-shut-the-headlines scenario. I continue to argue that investors were right to remain mindful of the “upside risks” if the Iran conflict and energy shock were contained by a hasty declaration of victory by the White House. Markets…