Amazon CEO Andy Jassy openly discussed the impact of AI on professional jobs, which could potentially have positive implications. Welcome to our Sunday edition, where we highlight some of our top stories and provide a glimpse inside our newsroom. The world witnessed a significant event last night when President Donald Trump announced that US warplanes had carried out airstrikes resulting in the complete destruction of Iran’s crucial nuclear enrichment facilities. Business Insider quickly responded by bringing in warfare expert Jake Epstein and Katherine Tangalakis-Lippert to deliver a comprehensive overview of the situation. More content is in the works, including an in-depth analysis of the “bunker-buster bombs” reportedly used by the US. Today’s focus is on how Gen X is facing challenges similar to those experienced by millennials in the real estate market. Many Gen X individuals are grappling with financial pressures as they juggle managing their elderly parents’ real estate properties while supporting their adult children financially. Exciting updates and benefits are on the horizon for two popular credit cards, with American Express planning enhancements for its Platinum Card later this year. Target has struggled to keep up in recent years, facing sales growth issues unlike competitors Costco and Walmart, who have seen significant increases. Blackstone CEO Steve Schwarzman offered valuable advice to the firm’s 170 summer interns: adaptability is key to success in private equity. The market index shows no significant movement at present. Artificial intelligence and its intersection with sports were prominent themes at the Cannes Lions event for advertising professionals, with a notable absence of discussions around “brand safety.” Despite holding college degrees, ambitious Gen Z individuals are encountering difficulties securing employment opportunities. Sticking with a job instead of switching seems to be more beneficial for long-term wage growth than making frequent changes. Feeling stuck in your job search? Consider trying a different approach. Industry experts are debating whether AI will revolutionize television or simply enhance its capabilities, highlighting five key ways the sector is evolving. A former Harvard professor believes his AI technology could prevent future conflicts, but critics warn it might lead to new ones instead. Brace yourself for advertisements on WhatsApp in the near future.