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Google ex-CEO Eric Schmidt jumps into the AI data center business with a failed, 150-year-old Texas railroad turned oil giant

Bolt and Texas Pacific Land aim to attract hyperscalers with bespoke land, power, and water services for data center campuses.

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Even top CEOs check their phones first thing in the morning—these are the apps business executives are reaching for

Business leaders are checking weather, wellness, news, email, and messaging apps every morning, with one Visa exec "addicted" to LinkedIn and Lyft’s CEO swearing by ŌURA.

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Red Lobster’s 36-year-old CEO led the company after bankruptcy. Now he’s plotting the ‘greatest comeback in the history of the restaurant industry’

“Of course it’s risky,” Damola Adamolekun told Fortune’s Ruth Umoh. “I took over a company that’s bankrupt and had a lot of problems.”

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Man says Goldman Sachs put him through a gauntlet of 39 one-on-one interviews—and the decisive conversation was less than a minute

Goldman Sachs’ acceptance rate for internships is less than 1%.

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3 Top Facts About 2025’s Superbillionaires

Discover where the richest superbillionaires live, how they made their fortunes and why their wealth tops $4 trillion.

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Mark Cuban says he doesn’t do calls and prefers email because ‘if we do it by phone, I’m going to forget half the stuff that we talked about’

Meanwhile, Gen Zers prefer email or text because of their anxiety about talking on the phone.

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Feds are hunting teenage hacking groups like 'Scattered Spider' who have targeted $1 trillion worth of the Fortune 500 since 2022

Rogue teens have attacked some 120 companies—including Nike, Chick-fil-A, Instacart, and News Corporation—often posing as IT staff.

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CEOs say they are unplugging from the top job by cancelling all meetings and playing with Legos over the holidays

The leaders behind tech companies and multimillion-dollar cookie empires weigh in on work-life balance during the holidays—from strict screen time limits, to an annual trip to Costa Rica.

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The world’s richest added a record $2.2 trillion in wealth this year—but they’ve increasingly lost faith in the American Dream

The “everyday millionaire” population is exploding, and the rich added a record haul themselves this year. But where do they want to live?

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New billionaire Beyoncé's advice for success starts with saying 'no' more: 'If I’m not going to sleep dreaming about it, it’s not for me'

Beyoncé has learned that saying no can be her most lucrative move—trading relentless grind for ruthless focus.

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This 22-year-old college dropout makes $700,000 a year from ‘AI slop’ people sleep through

Gen Zer Adavia Davis dropped out of college after buying a Tesla Model 3 with Youtube money. His AI-generated videos now earn $60k a month

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American Airlines pilot's pay stub shows surprisingly 'elite money,' with $458,000 in year-to-date compensation

A viral post of a Miami-based American Airlines captain’s paycheck puts pilot compensation at the center of a broader debate.

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$25,000 per month: the cost of Trump tariffs on small business importers, revealed

The Center for American Progress said the tariffs haven't been a Christmas gift for American business, more like a lump of coal.

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Gen Z could wave goodbye to résumés because most companies have turned to skills-based recruitment—and find it more effective, research shows

It might not be long until résumé are a thing of the past because most bosses are favoring skills-based hiring and reporting big results.

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The weakest labor market since 2011 has BofA asking, ‘Dude, where’s my job?’

“A lack of recovery in the jobs market and a slower U.S. economy are key risks to watch for in 2026.”

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Paris Hilton took out a mortgage on the $63 million mansion she bought from Mark Wahlberg. Here’s why that’s actually a smart financial decision

The reality star made a savvy move in financing her megamansion.

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Feel Free customers say the kratom drink is making them sick. Toothless FDA rules on dietary supplements are helping it remain a bestseller

Botanic Tonics’ supplement drinks have taken convenience stores by storm—even as the company has battled allegations of misleading labeling.

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GE HealthCare CEO Peter Arduini is forging a new chapter while drawing on Jack Welch’s legacy

Arduini is trying to channel the ‘GE of old’ as he pursues a world where ‘health care has no limits’

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Getting hired in 2026 is all about your 'microcredentials' says CEO of $1.3 billion learning platform—this is what he told Gen Z kids to focus on

"We do see a big spike in enrollments, typically, in January," Coursera CEO, Greg Hart, tells Fortune in an exclusive interview. "It's sort of like gym enrollments, people are thinking new year, new you, and education is obviously one of the best ways to refashion oneself."

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Cisco's top exec and Amazon's Andy Jassy share the same hiring red flag, and it's something that can't be taught

It’s not what you know, or even who you know. According to Cisco’s new U.K. chief, your next promotion might hinge on your attitude.

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At the edges of the AI data center boom, rural America is up against Silicon Valley billions

When a multibillion-dollar AI data center proposal pitted developers against a handful of rural Arizona residents, the locals were outgunned and outvoted.

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Gen Z spends hundreds a month on 'treat culture,' justifying it with the challenges of daily life—but that's a 'slippery slope,' Bank of America says

The generation has shared in droves on social media about the little ways they’re treating themselves.

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'Artificial stupidity' made AI trading bots spontaneously form cartels when left unsupervised, Wharton study reveals

AI bots told to act as trading agents in simulated markets engaged in pervasive collusion, raising new questions about how financial regulators have previously addressed this tech.

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Confused by baby goats, having car nightmares, struggling to move from LA to Miami Beach — Robots are just like us, exec says

"Robots have nightmares about cars," Serve Robotics co-founder MJ Burk Chun told Fortune Brainstorm AI. "Cars are also very scary for robots."

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Outsiders see a circular economy. CoreWeave's CEO sees a 'violent change' that's rattling the supply chain down to the inside of the earth

"It's a lot of companies working to address an imbalance that is distorting the globe," Michael Intrator said at Fortune Brainstorm AI.

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