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[ad_1] It’s the time of year when Microsoft employees start finding out about pay raises and bonuses, and hundreds of them are sharing information about their compensation in a spreadsheet viewed by Business Insider.The document has more than 850 self-submitted entries and counting, and includes how much these Microsoft employees report making in salary, bonus, and stock awards.The competitiveness of Microsoft’s pay is particularly important now as it tries to lure top AI engineers and researchers to keep up the momentum that’s fueling its record earnings.Microsoft is going after Meta’s AI talent with multimillion-dollar offers and released new pay guidelines…

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[ad_1] Deion Sanders knows how to build a multimillion-dollar career in sports.As a dual-sport athlete, he built his brand through lucrative NFL and MLB contracts and massive deals with companies like Nike and Pepsi. After retirement, Sanders carved out an image as “Coach Prime,” netting additional brand deals, a high-profile analyst role at CBS, and coaching gigs, most recently with the Colorado Buffaloes.His best advice for young athletes? Don’t chase money when you pick a college — no matter how tempting it may be in the new era of NIL.”I would attend a university based on staff, based on likability,…

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[ad_1] TJX continues to be one of the big winners in President Donald Trump’s trade war.The parent company of off-price retail chains like T.J. Maxx, Marshalls, Home Goods, and Sierra said that while the company isn’t immune to the impact of this year’s tariffs, it does have several strategies that have helped soften the blow and keep sales and profits strong. TJX beat expectations for the second quarter with 4% comparable sales growth and a pretax profit margin of 11.4%.”This is one of those funky situations where we don’t top-down dictate prices,” said CEO Ernie Herrman in the company’s quarterly…

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[ad_1] Companies that stock up on cryptocurrency as treasury assets became central players in the crypto market earlier this summer as investors chased returns during a bitcoin price slump . However, the rally for shares of certain names in the space has cooled dramatically in August. A catalyst awaits in the form of the Federal Reserve’s Jackson Hole economic symposium this week: Depending on the central bank’s messaging, some of these stocks could resume their upward trajectory if the market’s appetite for risk returns. CNBC took a look at the winners and losers from this sector this month, as well…

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[ad_1] 2025-08-20T18:03:35Z Share Facebook Email X LinkedIn Reddit Bluesky WhatsApp Copy link lighning bolt icon An icon in the shape of a lightning bolt. Impact Link Save Saved Read in app This story is available exclusively to Business Insider subscribers. Become an Insider and start reading now. Have an account? Log in. Target’s next CEO, Michael Fiddelke, started at the company as an intern. He’s not the first former intern to rise within the ranks. Other major companies, including Nike and Xerox, have named former interns to the top job. Many interns hope to land a full-time job with their…

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[ad_1] As the biotech group continues to fight back, one of its most recognizable stocks — Biogen (BIIB) — is attempting to break out from a key bullish formation. The stock is up about 25% from its April lows, which doesn’t stand out much given that many other stocks and ETFs are up just as much, if not more. However, over that time, BIIB has been forming a constructive technical base resembling a bullish cup-and-handle formation. In recent days, the stock has been attempting to break out from this pattern. It is also now testing its 200-day moving average, a…

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[ad_1] Anthropic on Wednesday announced a new subscription offering that will incorporate Claude Code into Claude for Enterprise. Previously available only through individual accounts, Anthropic’s command-line coding tool can now be purchased as part of a broader enterprise suite, allowing for more sophisticated integrations and more powerful admin tools. “This is the most requested feature from our business team and enterprise customers,” Anthropic product lead Scott White told TechCrunch. The integration positions Anthropic to better compete with command-line tools from Google and GitHub, both of which included enterprise integrations on launch. Launched in June, Claude Code has quickly become one…

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[ad_1] Building a competitive moat in the AI era isn’t easy.AI is advancing so quickly that many companies struggle to plan more than a few months ahead, making it difficult to build a lasting advantage.OpenAI CFO Sarah Friar has three key tips for companies looking to stand out.First order of business is for companies to ask themselves whether they’re solving a real problem, she said on CNBC’s Squawk Box on Wednesday. “It sounds really trite, but sometimes I think people try to solve problems that don’t really exist in the world.”Instead, they should focus on automating complicated tasks that are…

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[ad_1] At America’s largest car manufacturing plant, nearly everything is powered by AI.Drones buzz and scan stacked pallets to inventory parts. Robotic arms swivel through their programmed arcs. Cameras direct sanding tools to paint blemishes. Uncrewed taxis move vehicles and parts to their next manufacturing destination. A four-legged Boston Dynamics AI dog named Spot walks through the facility and scans components to ensure they’re snapped into place.The facility, called Hyundai Motor Group Metaplant America, is roughly equivalent to 278 football fields and comes with a nearly $7.6 billion price tag, according to the company.The HMGMA facility, which celebrated its grand…

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[ad_1] This as-told-to essay is based on a conversation with Michele Bennett, a 44-year-old who moved from Phoenix to Málaga, Spain, in 2024. The conversation has been edited for length and clarity.I’d spent over a decade in sales, nine of those years in the mortgage industry. In the first six years, I worked sometimes 80 hours a week but almost always at least 55. I was so incredibly burned out.I’d never been to Europe but had always wanted to go. I was especially drawn to Spain because my ancestors were from there.I also liked its slower pace of life, which…

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