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Levi’s CEO: AI is an ‘amplifier’ for our workers, not a job-taker

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By Rob Wile Verified, Savannah Sellers Verified
| NBC News Verified
Levi’s CEO: AI is an ‘amplifier’ for our workers, not a job-taker Michelle Gass is among the corporate CEOs changing their tunes about the impact of AI, stressing that it will augment existing workers’ productivity.
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Levi Strauss CEO Michelle Gass hopes to round up more sales from women Original

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By Rob Wile Verified, Savannah Sellers Verified
| NBC News Verified
July 9, 2026, 10:38 AM EDT From the gold miners of the 1840s to Apple CEO Steve Jobs, Levi Strauss has been the denim brand of choice for iconic American entrepreneurs for nearly two centuries — most of them male. The company is now trying to tilt that demographic mix in the opposite direction. If there was one major gap in Levi’s sales portfolio — and thus a potential source of untapped growth — it is sales to women, who barely make up 40% of company receipts, CEO Michelle Gass said.
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Could Concert Tickets Get Cheaper? What the Trial of Live Nation-Ticketmaster Could Mean for You

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By Chrissy Callahan Verified, Savannah Sellers Verified
| TODAY Verified
Add TODAY to Google Some concertgoers are wondering if an antitrust lawsuit against Live Nation could spell relief for them the next time they're purchasing tickets to see their favorite artist. The Department of Justice's case against the entertainment giant began in court March 2.
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