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Communities are blocking billions in data centers. Big Tech has wagered $1 trillion otherwise

A grassroots rebellion is canceling AI infrastructure projects at a record pace — but hyperscalers are betting the math still works in their favor.

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China will remain an 'incomplete superpower' until it can catch up with U.S. financial might, market veteran says

"For decades, it has kept its financial system more tightly sealed than any other major nation."

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Goldman Sachs CEO David Solomon had 2 jobs as a teenager while also juggling 3 sports. Now, he’s telling Gen Z to stop wasting time

Before becoming Goldman Sachs CEO, David Solomon scooped ice cream, flipped burgers at McDonald’s, and DJed on the side.

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Billionaire Ken Griffin used to dismiss AI as 'garbage.' Here's why he changed his mind—and why he's 'depressed'

"You could just see how this was going to have such a dramatic impact on society."

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A record number of 18-year-olds are set to graduate into an economy designed against them

It's the commencement season that Gen Z fought back as America hits peak 18 and peak data center at the same time.

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Current price of oil as of May 18, 2026

When oil prices change, it affects your energy costs—and even the price of everyday items. Here’s why.

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Trump's new corporate playbook: Why the administration is taking equity stakes in companies like Intel

In an interview with Fortune, President Trump discusses the dealmaking initiatives behind Washington's growing portfolio of corporate equity stakes.

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AI in the workplace is stumbling. Fortune's Workplace Innovation Summit will explore why

Most AI projects fail. Workers trust it blindly. No one has it figured out—yet.

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Anaplan CEO: AI isn’t eating software. It’s sorting it

A new AI-driven architecture is dividing the SaaS landscape into two camps. The vendors who built moats around beautiful interfaces are in trouble.

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Wallet makers are the quiet backbone of the crypto industry. Now they want to be banks

A lot has changed since discussion around wallets was limited to whether they offered Bitcoin or Ethereum.

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President Trump says the White House's dealmaking era ends with him: 'It’s not going to happen again'

Everything you need to know before you reach the office this morning.

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The AI boom is pulling Europe’s hottest startups to the U.S.—whether they planned to move or not

Creadum partner Carl Fritjofsson says European AI startups are increasingly pulled toward U.S. customers and investors, despite Europe’s deep bench of technical talent.

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Trump’s leadership model has a flaw: It depends solely on Trump

President Trump’s dealmaking strategy reveals a corporate lesson about succession risk.

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Inside Trump’s vision of the U.S. as a shareholder in American companies: 'I should have asked for more'

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President Trump on being America's CEO-in-chief, making 'deals that no normal person would make'

In a wide-ranging interview, Trump explains how the Iran war could delay his interest-rate plans, why he regrets asking for only 10% of Intel, and what will happen to America’s dealmaking empire when his term is over.

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While Detroit blinked on EVs, the Iran war has handed Chinese automakers the opportunity of a lifetime

“As tragic as it is—war is tragic for anyone involved—it is probably one of the best things that could have happened to the Chinese EV makers,” said one expert.

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World Economic Forum: women's health gets only 20% of R&D funding. We must seize this $1 trillion opportunity

A new radar developed with the Gates Foundation and Wellcome Leap reveals that fewer than 3% of clinical trials are women-specific.

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Markets are jittery as the global oil crisis bleeds into a global debt selloff, while Trump weighs new military options on Iran

Trump told Axios "the clock is ticking" for Iran and warned if the regime doesn't make a better deal "they are going to get hit much harder."

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Supply shocks weren’t random. They were strategic—and should be seen as 'supply coercion' instead, former Fed official says

"The word 'shock' assumes the world resets. The world has stopped resetting."

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The top foreign holders of U.S. debt may soon dump Treasury bonds and bring their money back home, potentially spiking borrowing costs

Yields for 10- and 30-year JGBs have soared to the highest levels since the 1990s, and the central bank is expected to tighten for the fifth time since 2024.

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OpenAI paid $100 million for a talk show. James Murdoch is eyeing an even bigger deal. The hot new asset class is humanity

The biggest deals in media in the dawning age of AI now aren't content acquisitions, but bets on something innately human.

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Freshworks CEO: why agile enterprises are winning the AI race — and what they did differently

The companies pulling ahead with AI aren't spending more. They're starting cleaner. Here's the operational discipline separating winners from laggards.

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The AI boom hasn’t stopped U.S. companies from hiring cheap offshore labor, and overseas call center employment is still skyrocketing

“The technology that was supposed to shrink the industry is fueling its expansion,” said Apollo chief economist Torsten Slok.

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Zillow CEO doubles down on remote-work model: ‘There is talent everywhere in this country’

The real-estate company has seen a marked increase in recruitment because of its work-from-home policies.

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Gen Z is right about the job hunt—it really is worse than it was for millennials, with nearly 60% of fresh-faced grads frozen out of the workforce

When millennials, Gen X, and baby boomers graduated, just a quarter could expect to be unemployed that year. Meanwhile, nearly 60% of fresh-faced Gen Z grads couldn't land a job.

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