Richard Mauer, Reporter Who Probed Corruption in Alaska, Dies at 76
He routinely took on the powerful and was part of a Pulitzer-winning team at The Anchorage Daily News that investigated alcoholism and suicide among Native Alaskans.
NYT Business 
Nvidia’s Jensen Huang thinks $1 trillion won’t be enough to meet AI demand—and he’s paying engineers in AI tokens worth half their salary to prove it
The Nvidia CEO said the company is powering the “largest buildout of human history” as AI investments skyrocket.
FORTUNE Betting on the Oscars or the Super Bowl halftime show would be banned under new prediction market bill
The bill would also ban prediction market trading on terrorism, assassination, and war.
Business Insider 
AI was supposed to kill off consultants. It’s not happening, Capgemini’s strategy chief says
Boards are still more willing to listen to advice from McKinsey than ChatGPT and want Capgemini to implement AI agents
Benchmark’s Bill Gurley: the AI bubble is about to burst—and a reset is coming
"One day, I just think we trip and run out of money," the legendary venture capitalist said. "I do think that moment stands in front of us."
Photos show St. Patrick's Day celebrations at the White House through the years
Irish leaders have met with US presidents to celebrate St. Patrick's Day through the years.
Elon Musk pours cold water on April 1 Tesla Roadster unveiling — but says it'll 'probably' happen later that month
Elon Musk is once again pushing back the target date for the Roadster launch. The Tesla CEO now says it'll "probably" happen in late April.
Nvidia just forecast $1 trillion in AI demand. So why isn’t Jensen Huang a target of AI backlash?
Other AI CEOs are being scrutinized for AI harms from copyright violations to data center impacts on water and energy. Meanwhile Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang is lauded as an engineer-builder.
Why Resilient, Mentally Healthy Employees Drive Unstoppable Performance
If you invest in your team's emotional infrastructure, and you invest in the company's future
Entrepreneur 
Won’t somebody think of the children? Advocacy group to spend $50 million to back Democrats pushing child care ahead of the midterms
The Campaign for a Family Friendly Economy is planning to spend $50 million to support Democrats pushing child and elder care policies in key Senate races.
Flight Costs Are Up, but Travelers Aren’t Deterred, U.S. Airlines Say
Airline executives said the war in Iran had raised fuel costs and, as a result, fares, but that had not yet hurt demand for tickets from individuals and businesses.
‘This is the way’: Elon Musk endorses Warren Buffett’s famed 5-minute plan to fix the national debt
The richest man in the world joins prominent financial leaders in supporting a plan to lower the deficit to 3% of GDP.
With Middle East tensions shaking global markets, dividend ETFs are back in the spotlight. Mike Khouw from YieldMax ETFs highlights their appeal
With Middle East tensions shaking global markets, dividend ETFs are back in the spotlight. Mike Khouw from YieldMax ETFs highlights their appeal
Reuters Business 
I’ve Built 10 Companies in 40 Years — Starting an AI Startup at 60 Is the Scariest One Yet
At 60, after building 10 companies, I'm starting an AI startup from scratch — and it's the most important (and terrifying) one yet.
This CEO’s Storytelling Strategy Helps Turn Messy Situations Into Big Brand Wins
A rainstorm nearly ruined a live cooking event. What happened next became the blueprint for how this CEO thinks about brand storytelling.
How a quarterly earnings shake-up could disrupt a sprawling white-collar ecosystem
The potential for fewer earnings reports could save publicly traded companies millions, including money spent on white-collar jobs.