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McDonald's decision to leave FIFA shows how global brands are reassessing the cost, clutter and return on sport's biggest sponsorships. https://bit.ly/3U6cQSC

A buyout can look generous until you price out health coverage and calculate how long a job search could take. Two HR experts explained what to ask before signing — and what to consider if you stay. https://bit.ly/4yQcCxc

The Fed and three AI heavyweights are about to give markets a lot to process. https://bit.ly/4iHQK22

"We think the correction that began in June is now in its final stages, with much of the damage already done beneath the surface," Mike Wilson said. https://bit.ly/47KMBUY

Philipp Navratil told Business Insider that he sleeps well, despite his caffeine intake. https://bit.ly/4dXKaC0

AI models are "extremely smart and capable, but not fully independent," Chatbase CEO Yasser Elsaid told Business Insider. https://bit.ly/4zWaKUm

EXCLUSIVE: We went inside a cutting-edge Amazon robot-powered warehouse to see if machines are taking human jobs. What we found was more surprising. https://bit.ly/4BxaCMP

HOA board members deal with angry neighbors, soaring bills, and constant conflicts. Everyone hates them — and yet, HOA setups are growing. https://bit.ly/4idaJFG

SK Hynix's AI boom may have staying power. The chipmaker has signed long-term deals with 14 major customers, covering more than half its production capacity for 2027 and 2028. https://bit.ly/4yMH3nM

What happens when a food review puts a small business in the spotlight overnight? Natendrea Jones was selling seafood platters from her South Carolina home kitchen when TikTok food reviewer Gabriel Rivera came across her listing. He offered her $200 to make him whatever she wanted, and his review brought her business unexpected attention. Correspondent Kathleen Elkins reports on how Jones adapted her business to handle the demand. Read more at the link in the comments.