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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…
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…
Elon Musk watches as President Donald Trump speaks at the U.S.-Saudi Investment Forum at the John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts in Washington, Nov. 19, 2025.Brendan Smialowski AFP | Getty ImagesDelaware Judge Katherine McCormick said Monday she would reassign a case involving Elon Musk. tesla The CEO accused her of bias for her apparent endorsement of social media posts criticizing him. Musk formally accused McCormick of bias last week, and his lawyers asked a Delaware Court of Chancery judge to recuse him from the two Tesla lawsuits. The LinkedIn post, to which McCormick reportedly replied with an emoji,…
U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio said the current humanitarian situation on the island predated U.S. President Donald Trump’s recent actions in the Caribbean and that the U.S. has “not done anything punitive” against the Cuban government.In an exclusive interview with Al Jazeera on Monday, which focused primarily on Iran, Rubio insisted that the Havana government is responsible for Cuba’s current predicament.Recommended stories list of 3 itemsend of list”We’ve been trying to explain to anyone who will listen: their system, their economic system, is not working,” Rubio said. “It’s completely dysfunctional. This is not a real system. You can’t change…
Roberto De Zerbi can give Tottenham fans the kind of football they crave. “Whatever you dare to do, do it” is a perfect expression of the Italian philosophy. But that means nothing if he can’t save Spurs from relegation. This is the final roll of the dice. De Zerbi or bust?With seven games remaining, Spurs are one point ahead of the table. Igor Tudor was touted as a firefighter, but only fueled the flames of their first relegation from the top flight since 1977. Negotiations between the two sides are progressing well and the prospect of De Zerbi taking over…
My Top 10 Things to Watch for Monday, March 30th 1. The S&P 500 is headed higher as President Donald Trump hints at progress in U.S.-Iran war talks. This is a rare occurrence since the conflict began. Stocks are going up, and so is crude oil. Rising oil prices usually push down stock prices. The problem, as I outlined in my Sunday column for investment club members, is that the market doesn’t know how President Trump wants the war to end. 2. After five consecutive weeks of declines, the S&P 500 was down nearly 6% in March as of Friday’s…
Micron Technology Office, San Jose, California, December 16, 2025.David Paul Morris | Bloomberg | Getty Imagesmicron The stock plunged 10% on Monday, continuing a steep decline following the memory maker’s earnings call.The company posted a modest gain on Friday, snapping a six-day decline, but Monday’s loss has sent the stock down 30% since its explosive March 18 earnings report. Other technology companies also suffered heavy losses on Monday as the Iran war entered its fifth week and oil prices rose after President Donald Trump threatened to destroy the country’s oil facilities. neo cloud company core weave and Nevius Memory makers…
Paul Merson has said that signing Roberto De Zerbi would be the biggest sum the club has ever spent if Tottenham remain in the Premier League.However, Melson also stressed that Spurs should have reservations about whether they will be able to adapt to the Italian’s style of play. Tottenham and De Zerbi are in talks over the head coaching vacancy in a bid to avoid relegation. Spurs, who sit one point above the bottom three with seven games in hand, want the former Brighton manager to take over permanently after Igor Tudor’s departure on Sunday and have offered him a…
Americans are increasingly using artificial intelligence to assist with research, writing, school and work projects, data analysis, and more, but they aren’t necessarily satisfied with it. Despite the increased use and adoption of AI, Americans still lack trust in new tools, according to a Quinnipiac University poll released Monday. Of the nearly 1,400 Americans surveyed, more than three-quarters said they don’t trust AI, with 76% saying they rarely or only occasionally trust AI, while just 21% said they trust AI most of the time or almost always. This is even more so even as more Americans are incorporating AI into…
A sign posted at the Department of Labor’s Francis Perkins Building in Washington, June 2025.Kevin Carter | Getty ImagesThe Department of Labor proposed rules Monday that would allow 401(k) plans to more easily include alternative assets such as virtual currencies, real estate and private market assets.The proposal is in response to President Donald Trump’s executive order issued in August, which directed the Department of Labor and the Securities and Exchange Commission to facilitate expanded access to alternative 401(k) assets.”This proposed rule will demonstrate how plans can consider products that better reflect the current investment environment,” Labor Secretary Lori Chavez-DeRemer said…