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This OpenAI engineer left her dream job and San Francisco home to move to Stockholm—all because of Trump 2.0

Ex-OpenAI researcher Miki Habryn left her dream job and U.S. home under Trump, joining a wave of Americans moving abroad amid political fears.

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How Accenture CEO Julie Sweet navigated a difficult restructure with her 770,000 employees—all without sending a memo

Sweet's unconventional approach offers a blueprint for leaders steering their companies through AI-driven change.

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How the midlife crisis was replaced by a decadelong rise in 'young worker despair' in the U.S.—and what it means for Gen Z

The midlife "hump" of despair used to be "one of the most important patterns in the world," says Dartmouth's David Blanchflower. But something else has taken its place.

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Trump quashes health concerns on Truth Social—‘never felt better in my life’—and tees up next battle with the Fed’s Lisa Cook

Trump pushes Judge Jia Cobb to recuse herself from his battle with Fed governor Lisa Cook, escalating tensions over the central bank’s independence.

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US Housing Market Hits Rough Patch as Home Prices Struggle To Match Inflation

The US housing market is experiencing a period of stagnation, with home prices failing to keep up with the rate of inflation, making home ownership increasingly unaffordable for many Americans.

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Business loses $2 billion a day from office rudeness, study says. Is your workplace ‘civil?’

SHRM's Jim Link told Fortune that companies should beware "Digital bravery," or saying whatever you want "from the safety and security of your screen."

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Accenture CEO weighs in on why so many AI projects have failed with 3 red flags to watch out for

Julie Sweet says CEOs need to throw out the old playbook to survive.

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Real estate star Fredrik Eklund says wealthy homebuyers ares splurging on at-home ‘biohacking’: Cold plunges, IV drips, hot tubs, and infrared saunas

‘Million Dollar Listing’ star Fredrik Eklund says his millionaire clientele are spending big bucks to do popular wellness trends at home—the same rituals promoted by CEOs leading Whole Foods, Thrive Market, and Norges Bank.

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How the AI data center boom is breathing new life into dirty, old coal plants

Retired coal grid connections are a shortcut to place renewable and gas-fired power online more quickly.

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Accenture CEO Julie Sweet Says Fortune 500 Survival Hinges On 'Reinvention' As AI Revolution Forces CEOs To Tie Every Investment To The Bottom Line

Accenture Plc (NYSE:ACN) Chief Executive Julie Sweet says companies that fail to reinvent their operations around artificial intelligence risk losing their place at the top of the corporate world.

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What would the Fed do in a tie vote? It's not clear, and the Bank of England had to break a deadlock this month

There have been three occasions when a vote on the FOMC passed by a one-vote majority, though the last time it occurred was in 1973.

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How Celebrity Financial Mistakes Reveal Gaps in Budget Discipline

Glitz, glam, and the occasional Lamborghini purchase gone wrong—celebrity finances often read like cautionary tales wrapped in red-carpet drama. From chart-topping musicians to blockbuster actors, the people earning millions somehow manage to end up in bankruptcy court or scrambling to sell off mansions. The disconnect between fame and fortune exposes…

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'A different shock to the system': De minimis tariff dodge ending means less purchasing power for Americans

Closing the loophole could raise $10 billion a year, but experts say the number is "not all that meaningful" compared to the country’s trade deficit.

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Accenture CEO Julie Sweet says Fortune 500s can survive AI. They have to be willing to reinvent themselves top to bottom

The Accenture CEO—who oversees 770,000 employees and counsels more Fortune 500 chiefs than almost anyone—shares lessons on AI adoption, career pivots, and resilience from her own battles with cancer.

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Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang says AI will 'probably' bring 4-day work weeks: 'Every industrial revolution leads to some change in social behavior'

"I have to admit that I'm afraid to say that we are going to be busier in the future than now," Huang said in an interview on Fox Business Network.

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Two mystery customers alone were responsible for nearly 40% of Nvidia's quarterly revenue

Nvidia saw a 56% jump in year-over-year revenue in the second quarter.

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Forget the golden age of fraud, the billionaire investor who shorted Enron warns we might be in the ‘diamond or platinum level’ amid the AI boom

“When it comes to financial fraud specifically, there’s no question we’re seeing more of it—especially riding the wave of the current AI-driven market boom,” short-seller Jim Chanos said.

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Google violated AI safety commitments British lawmakers say in an open letter

An open letter signed by 60 U.K. politicians accuses Google DeepMind of breaking international AI safety commitments by delaying the release of Gemini 2.5 Pro’s safety report.

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Millions of student loan borrowers are bracing to have up to 15% of their wages garnished by the government

Some student loan borrowers could be left with only $217 per week.

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PCE data paints a solid picture, but hidden cracks show tariffs quietly squeezing U.S. consumers—and weak job growth could put them over the edge

Never underestimate the U.S. consumer, economists say.

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'AI shame' is running rampant in the corporate sector—and C-suite leaders are most worried about getting caught, survey says

“Companies are not educating enough about this whole thing,” WalkMe’s CHRO Sharon Bernstein told Fortune. “You want people not to fear to admit that they use it, right?”

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The first battle in the war on Fed independence takes shape today at Lisa Cook’s emergency hearing

Trump’s bid to oust Fed governor Lisa Cook faces a legal showdown as she sues to block her removal, escalating the fight over Fed independence.

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What’s better than a $100 million job offer?

Vibrant corporate cultures, meaningful missions, and strong teams help companies keep their best employees from defecting. (But better pay helps, too.)

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Trump’s EV tax credit cuts are fueling a U.S. battery surplus that could lead to factory cancellations, ‘a poison pill for U.S. manufacturing hopes’

“If you believe—as many people do—that batteries are a key technology as the world moves towards more electrification, that’s not a good scenario,” one expert said.

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$16 billion Twilio CEO has been waking up and working from 4:30 a.m. since college—he says it’s why he was CFO of a multi-billion-dollar brand by 31

EXCLUSIVE: Running a $16 billion company looks like 4:30 a.m. starts, working on Sundays and running laps around the house to blow off steam—and Twilio’s CEO says all his peers have similarly strict routines.

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