Tom Huddleston Jr.

CNBC

Meta's $17 billion settlement mandates new safeguards for kids—many are promising, says safety expert

By: Gili Malinsky, Tom Huddleston

In a major case between Meta and 52 attorneys general across the U.S. alleging the social media giant knowingly designed products that were harmful

CNBC

As parents consider kids' AI use, NYC schools' new policy could be a 'home run,' psychologist says

By: Tom Huddleston Jr.

New York City mayor Zohran Mamdani said Wednesday that the city's schools will place a one-year pause on younger students using generative AI tools.

CNBC

NYC's 'Baklava Guy' started selling Turkish pastries as 'a joke,' now it brings in $20K/month: 'It's my whole life'

By: Tom Huddleston Jr., Mickey Todiwala

The 30-year-old entrepreneur behind Good Baklava went viral for handing out free pastries after New York Knicks games and selling to strangers in local parks.

CNBC

Jared Diamond: Why timing can matter as much as talent in leadership

By: Tom Huddleston Jr.

Jared Diamond says timing, place and institutional conditions can matter as much as leadership traits in determining whether leaders make a difference.

CNBC

You can't always change someone's mind with flattery, communications expert says—what works instead

By: Tom Huddleston

0 seconds of 4 minutes, 13 seconds Volume 90% Listen “Flattery will get you everywhere,” the saying goes.

CNBC

The business of women's sports is booming—a viral bar that brings in $1M a year wants to take advantage

By: Tom Huddleston

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CNBC

Burton co-founder: The 'unf---able truths' that powered the global snowboarding brand 50 years

By: Tom Huddleston Jr.

Donna Carpenter is the co-founder and former CEO of Burton, the winter sports giant that'll celebrate five decades in business in 2027.

The American Lawyer

Fried Frank, Simpson Thacher Lead on Cargill, Mosaic Split

By: Tom Huddleston Jr.

Cargill's fertilizer unit will spin off and eventually go public in a deal being valued at $24 billion. Fried Frank advised Cargill, while Simpson Thacher was counsel to a special committee of Mosaic's board, and Cargill's charitable trusts were represented by Loeb & Loeb.

MSN

The RealReal CEO started as its first employee—her No. 1 lesson over 15 years: Don't get too attached to being right

By: Tom Huddleston Jr.

Rati Sahi Levesque never wants to forget the "really hard" times she experienced while working at The RealReal, she says.

CNBC

The RealReal CEO started as its first employee—her No. 1 lesson over 15 years: Don't 'get too attached to being right'

By: Tom Huddleston Jr.

Rati Sahi Levesque went from The RealReal's first employee to CEO, a journey that taught her the importance of curiosity and a growth mindset.