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Palms Down: Laurie Tisch and the Art of Giving to the Public | Worth (opens the original)
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Laurie Tisch spent decades asking for money. Her transition to giving to NYC's systems aims to inspire confidence in her genuine commitment to community well-being. Laurie Tisch has been given the key to New York City twice. She says she can’t take credit for the first. “It was when the New York Giants won the Super Bowl,” she told me at Groundbreaking Women earlier this month. “We were New York Giants owners.” She claims the second was in December 2018. “I like to believe that I did get it beca
Techonomy 26 Preview: When Intelligence Becomes Infrastructure | Worth (opens the original)
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Techonomy 26 is built around a single idea: intelligence is no longer a feature; it’s part of our personal and professional operating systems. You don’t adopt it. You operate inside it. That’s the frame I’ll open with at noon, and every session after that tests it against something real — a balance sheet, a clinic, […] Techonomy 26 is built around a single idea: intelligence is no longer a feature; it’s part of our personal and professional operating systems. You don’t adopt it. You operate insi
Are Sleep Trackers Making Your Sleep Worse? What Experts Say | Worth (opens the original)
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A decade of rings and wristbands taught us to measure out sleep, but changing it might be more important. It takes nerve to program a sleep panel right after lunch, which is exactly what I did at Living Well 2026. I said so from the stage, and the room laughed because half of them were fighting fatigue. There was coffee in the hallway. We survived. Then I did what everyone in that room does every morning. I checked my Oura ring. It had flagged my sleep midpoint the night before. Not the hours. T
Fly Private in 2026: Fractional, Jet Card, or Charter? | Worth (opens the original)
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Ownership, fractional shares, jet cards, subscriptions, on-demand charter. What each really buys you, what each really costs, and how to build the right mix. Before Greg Raiff built Elevate Aviation Group, he was an 18-year-old trying to get 472 students to the Bahamas on a chartered plane. The job was purely transactional: point A to point B, lowest possible price. What he remembers nearly four decades later is how fast the whole thing could fall apart when something went wrong, and how little
Techonomy: Exploring the Future of Technology | Worth (opens the original)
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October 6 in San Francisco. Jack Hidary, Jaime Teevan, Liz Centoni, Vivienne Ming, and a room of 150 to 200 people arguing about what changes when AI becomes infrastructure. Every conference this year has asked whether the technology works. That question is settled. The more useful one—the one worth clearing a day for—is what happens to your company, your industry, and the institutions meant to govern all of it now that it does. That’s the premise of Techonomy 26, which we’re holding on Tuesday,
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