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Welcome back to our Sunday edition. The world is waking up in shock this morning after former President Trump survived a shooting at a rally in Pennsylvania. Here's the latest:
Many questions will be asked in the coming hours and days: How was this allowed to happen? Will there be further political violence? What impact will this have on the election?
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Tesla employees say they were told to prioritize data from self-driving cars belonging to Elon Musk and other VIPs.
Current and former staffers say the result was excessive attention to routes frequented by high-profile drivers — and an uneven use of Tesla's resources.
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You might be willing to pay more for an airplane seat than the person next to you — and airlines know it.
Companies are using AI to mine users' data, in order to determine and charge the highest price you're willing to pay. In a world ruled by personalized pricing, you never know if you're being ripped off.
Personalized pricing's personal hell.
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Citi committed 12,000 employees and billions of dollars to fix its regulatory problems and outdated tech. It's going terribly.
The bank was hit with a $135.6 million fine on Wednesday for failing to shore up its problems. Even worse, the fix-it program's top executive is accused of pressuring employees to lie to regulators.
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Andy Jassy's takeover from Jeff Bezos was no smooth transition. Beset by the collapse of a pandemic boom when he took the reins in 2021, Amazon's stock plunged — and whispers swirled about bringing Bezos back.
Three years later, Jassy's leadership has pushed Amazon's value to record highs. He did it through significant strategy changes, including a renewed dedication to Amazon's investors.
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This week's quote:
"It can prompt the candidates with the right thing to say at the right time."
— Michael Guan, CEO and cofounder of Final Round AI, whose AI "magical teleprompter" can help people ace job interviews.
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