
Bill Gates' book list, Elon Musk vs. Sam Altman, and Bob Iger's 4 a.m. wakeup: Leadership news roundup
Plus, the Fortune 500 companies where workers are the most bored
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Bill Gates shared a list of the four books he “enjoyed” reading this year, including ones focused on artificial intelligence and love.
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Although Gates said it was not intentional, the four books shared the common theme of “making sense of the world around you,” the billionaire said on his personal blog, Gates Notes.
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Elon Musk’s role in the coming Trump administration reportedly has some of his business rivals worried — including his OpenAI co-founder, Sam Altman.
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In November, Musk expanded his lawsuit against the AI startup and several of its co-founders and added its investor and partner Microsoft (MSFT) as a defendant. The expanded lawsuit accuses OpenAI of anticompetitive behavior, calling it a “market-paralyzing gorgon.” Later in the month, Musk’s attorneys filed a preliminary injunction against the AI startup, several of its co-founders, and Microsoft to stop its transition to a for-profit company.
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It’s become a running joke online that if you end up on the Forbes 30 Under 30 list, your chances of running into trouble with the law just exponentially rose.
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Not every job is going to be a thrill ride. For some, work is boring here and there, but usually engaging. For others, it’s always dull.
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PlayUSA.com, a website about the online gambling industry, analyzed 2.4 million reviews on Glassdoor from every Fortune 500 company to try and figure out which companies have the most bored workforce.
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Elon Musk spent at least $260 million on efforts to support Donald Trump’s successful reelection bid, making him one of biggest donors of the 2024 election cycle and maybe the biggest.
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