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Twenty-four-year-old JC Btaiche has raised $20 million and signed on Iran’s former top nuclear scientist and former Pentagon officials with an audacious goal: using nuclear fusion to solve all our energy problems. https://lnkd.in/e9EvKDZt

The Education Department released new guidance this week providing borrowers with key updates on student loan forgiveness, income-driven repayment plans, and Direct loan consolidation. The new information follows multiple court rulings that threatened to throw the entire federal student loan system into disarray.

Crypto miners are harnessing their advanced equipment and low-cost energy for the burgeoning artificial intelligence sector. As the demand for computational power soars, these miners are uniquely positioned to profit from the AI boom.

Backstage at the #ForbesBLKSummit, NASCAR driver Rajah Caruth spoke about how to rise in an industry with limited experience.

Deciding to leave your job is never easy, but writing the perfect resignation letter can make your transition smoother and uphold your professional reputation. https://trib.al/L7kFvHo

Computer-generated personas are on the rise, and while they're capable of interacting with their audiences in a similar way to their human counterparts, it isn't the same. That means humans can still earn far more. https://trib.al/0PidwyO

A federal appeals court has sided with the Biden administration and temporarily halted a lower court ruling that had blocked reduced student loan payments that were scheduled to go into effect this month. The brief decision by the 10th Circuit Court of Appeals gives the Biden administration a significant, but not necessarily permanent, victory in two ongoing legal battles over the Saving on a Valuable Education plan, or SAVE. The Education Department now has a green light to implement lower student loan payments under SAVE for millions of borrowers. Learn more: https://trib.al/PFfva2A

Most employers plan to return to the office in 2024 according to a recent study, and nearly a third stated that they would fire employees who insisted on working from home. Workers want to know why. https://trib.al/hLOATym

Boeing is bringing production of its plane fuselages back in-house. The aerospace giant announced early Monday it had agreed to acquire its largest supplier, Spirit AeroSystems, in an $8.3 billion deal, including debt, 19 years after it had spun out the operation. It may be the best of bad options for the embattled companies, industry experts told Forbes, but it will take Boeing years to straighten out the money-losing supplier and the quality problems that have bedeviled both of them.