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As people increasingly turn to artificial intelligence for advice, some U.S. lawyers are telling their clients not to treat AI chatbots like trusted confidants when their freedom or legal liability...

A new survey from Epoch AI and Ipsos found that artificial intelligence use is now widespread across the U.S., with half of adults reporting they used AI in the past...

Office leasing activity jumped sharply in early 2026, marking the busiest quarter for landlords since before the pandemic. New data from CoStar shows tenants signed roughly 120 million square feet...

Mental health leave is increasingly showing up as the end point of unresolved workplace strain rather than the starting point of support. New research by Spring Health surveyed more than...

U.S. small-business sentiment dropped to an 11-month low in March as a surge in oil prices because of the war in Iran overshadowed the benefits from low taxes, a survey...

Britain's finance minister Rachel Reeves will consider making tax changes to make the country more attractive to high-earners living in the Gulf who have been caught up in the turmoil...

The war in the Middle East is elevating global financial stability risks through inflationary pressures that could cause funding markets to tighten, potentially straining non-banks, private credit and artificial intelligence...

What was once seen as the most AI-native generation is now expressing growing frustration with how the technology is being used across work and education. A new survey from Gallup...

The Middle East war will dominate global finance officials' talks this week in Washington, but World Bank President Ajay Banga is sounding the alarm about a bigger, looming crisis: a...

A former mansion on Wilshire Boulevard in Los Angeles is hitting the market as landlords and brokers test whether companies are ready to embrace more residential-style office environments. The 1923-built...