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China’s “petroyuan” system is a player in a way that it wasn’t before.

Frito-Lay’s pandemic-era price hikes cost PepsiCo $50 billion in market value.

H&R Block wants to play a bigger role in Americans’ financial lives.

Ackman, a self-described Buffett “devotee,” is following his idol’s playbook to access “permanent capital” by trying to jointly list his hedge fund, Pershing Square Capital, and Universal Music Group.

The question now: Is this a generational buying opportunity?

As AI reshapes how workplaces are organized, the gap in human talent could widen faster than anyone expects.

OpenAI buys TBPN, reshuffles its executive lineup, and deals with scrutiny of Sam Altman's honesty and tensions with CFO Sarah Friar. Meanwhile, Anthropic news shows AI promise and peril.

Fortune first reported that Anthropic was developing and testing the new model, which the company described as "by far the most powerful AI model” it had ever developed.

The venture capitalist's proposal to eliminate income taxes for earners under $100,000 now has a powerful institutional ally—the most valuable AI company on the planet.

Tehran called for citizens to physically shield critical infrastructure after Trump said “a whole civilization will die.”

The billionaire philanthropist's $42 million gift to Elizabeth City State University caps a multi-year streak of transformative, no-strings-attached giving to historically Black colleges and universities.

Despite making history for the entire human race, Artemis II astronauts are paid a humble salary of about $152,000—on par with mid-career desk jobs and skilled trades careers.

As AI reshapes work, most employees no longer feel like their jobs are safe—but those in manufacturing, construction, transportation and warehousing are feeling the least confident.

Boards want AI results, but capital is tighter and risks feel higher. So how can leaders experiment fast enough to innovate without destabilizing the businesses they run?

Iran and the U.S. have less than 12 hours to make a deal.

Over 80% of industrial engineering firms have adopted AI. But as exec fixate on ROI, they risk missing the infrastructure overhaul required.

Diversity pledges have curdled into anti-DEI PR, while Black-led organizations receive less than 1% of philanthropic giving.

Small business owners are feeling uneasy about the Iran war. They're doing just fine, but that's not good considering all of the tax incentives created to help them do much better.

Startups are now split between legacy unicorns struggling to prove AI growth and new AI leaders that may be too early for public markets.

From Microsoft to Amazon to Google, I've watched tech hype cycles up close. The classroom is where AI finally meets its match—and that's a thrill.

Lowe’s CEO Marvin Ellison says AI can’t replace hands-on work or fix labor shortages — the company is quintupling its investment in the skilled trades.

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Jared Isaacman spoke out as Artemis II became the first crewed lunar mission in more than 50 years.

Partly because of air traffic control issues, it takes longer to fly Atlanta to New York today than it did in the 1950s, Bastian said.