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Meta's $10 billion Louisiana data center is getting $3.3 billion in tax breaks—more than seven years of the state's entire police budget

States are awarding more than $5.6 billion annually to data center developers, and that’s a conservative estimate.

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Cerebras’ blockbuster debut shows the AI infrastructure boom is far from over

The offering is one of the largest U.S. tech IPOs in years and is seen as a wider stress test for a wave of AI listings Wall Street is bracing for later in the year.

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Nonprofit CEOs say Trump’s economy is driving surging demand—and they're pushed to the brink

A new Center for Effective Philanthropy report finds nonprofits are facing higher need, tighter funding, staff cuts, and worsening burnout.

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AI’s climate conversation didn’t disappear — it got drowned out by the compute race.

From water-hungry cooling systems to soaring energy demands, the AI boom is reviving sustainability concerns that many thought had faded from the conversation.

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Scott Bessent made a billion betting against a faked currency. On China's, the Treasury chief is silent

Bessent has been a currency hawk ever since he worked for George Soros in 1992 and saw something off with the British pound.

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Blackstone COO Jon Gray predicts ‘huge boom’ in blue-collar jobs—his own data center company is hiring 30,000 new roles

As AI threatens office jobs, Blackstone’s COO says it’s also creating thousands of high-paying trades jobs.

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Burned out and going nowhere: the American worker is too mentally drained to even look for a new job

In a low-hire, low-fire labor market with almost nowhere to go, job search burnout isn't just emotional — it's rational.

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Half of older Americans are unfulfilled. Their doctors can't see it

A massive new two-year study suggests the gap between how the elderly seem and how they feel may be more damaging than we all think.

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A European central bank has signed a mega deal with a cloud service provider. The problem for Google, Microsoft and Amazon? It’s not with them

Originally built to support the retail business, Schwartz Digits is now a trusted provider of secure data services to European businesses and governments.

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Current price of oil as of May 14, 2026

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

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Newman's Own Foundation CEO on steward ownership: succession when you don’t want to sell

As boomers retire, a million viable businesses face uncertain futures. A growing movement of owners is choosing employee ownership — and rewriting legacy.

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I helped design the original Tesla battery. Here's how America can lead the world again

Trying to replicate China's graphite supply chain is a trap. We should look to the silicon anode technology already being manufactured in Washington state.

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Business formations hit all-time high as ‘under-employed’ Americans turn to side hustles to make ends meet

It seems nobody's coming to rescue American families from the affordability crisis—so they're taking it into their own hands.

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North Korean operatives stole $2 billion last year—and financial firms are the next target

A new CrowdStrike report shared exclusively with Fortune reveals DPRK-linked hackers tripled their attack pace in a single quarter and U.S. financial firms are in their crosshairs.

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Companies want battle-tested CFOs. There aren't enough of them

CFO retirements are surging, experienced replacements are scarce, and interim appointments are at an all-time high, new research finds.

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Exclusive: 'We're spending millions to stop threats that cost thousands’: Startup Furientis wants to build missiles like IKEA furniture

The novel defense startup just raised a $5 million pre-seed round.

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I'm a Berkshire Hathaway investor and I was wrong about Greg Abel. Here's why he's a better fit than Buffett right now

Berkshire's new CEO isn't Warren Buffett — and that's exactly what the company needs right now.

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Wall Street no longer believes that Kevin Warsh can do what Trump wants

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

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The deficit just grew by $955 billion in 7 months. It's time for a constitutional fix to control the budget

Interest payments just hit $628 billion. Decades of failed congressional fixes prove that only a constitutional amendment can break Washington's addiction.

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Companies used to value loyalty. Now it might hold workers back from advancing

A ‘boundaryless career’ is now the most reliable way to a corner office, a sign of how much employers have changed their tune on company loyalty.

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Fervo becomes clean energy's biggest-ever IPO with $10B valuation—powered by the earth’s heat and AI’s hunger

Fervo is building its first commercial power plant project in Utah with goals to scale nationwide with the data center construction wave.

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The airplane fuel shortage is a myth propagated by airlines who want to cancel unprofitable flights, says private jet CEO

"Those stories are largely politically driven by governmental authorities who are trying to pressure an end to the war," says Elevate Jet CEO Greg Raiff.

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Steve Jobs had a 'beer test' he used for interviews at Apple—if he didn’t want to drink with you, you didn’t get the job

Steve Jobs’ hiring test at Apple had nothing to do with your résumé. He wanted to know if he’d actually grab a beer with you.

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Top economist says $39 trillion national debt leaves government worse prepared for recession than ever

The Fed’s hands would be tied in the case of a downturn.

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