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Tariffs are beginning to look like the ‘dog that didn’t bark’ to Wall Street, with inflation expected to take a one-time hit and Trump unlikely to enforce letter threats

As markets shrug off the Aug. 1 deadline, analysts warn that investor calm could embolden the White House to follow through—especially if economic data remains strong.

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Exclusive: Mark Cuban says AI will be a baseline skill like email or Excel in 5 years and entrepreneurs should embrace it or get left behind

The billionaire investor told Fortune new AI assistants available to entrepreneurs will help turn “solo founders into full teams.”

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Climate fintech Eventual raises $7.5 million seed round from AlleyCorp and Upfront Ventures

Eventual’s AI model predicts how insurance prices will evolve for any given U.S. property as far ahead as five years in the future.

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Cheaper AI like China’s DeepSeek are 'very welcome,' says Singapore's digital minister Josephine Teo

AI that’s been trained on English, and not one of Southeast Asia’s hundreds of different languages, “will perhaps not meet the requirements of Singapore."

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Poppi Founder Allison Ellsworth on Selling Her $500 Million Brand: 'You're Happy But You Have Anxiety'

"You’re happy but you have anxiety," said Allison Ellsworth, reflecting with Fortune on PepsiCo's $1.95 billion acquisition of the neon-canned prebiotic soda she once brewed at home. The comment summed up her mixed emotions about selling the brand.

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Gen Z men with college degrees now have the same unemployment rate as non-grads—a sign that the higher education payoff is dead

Gen Z is increasingly slamming their degrees as useless, and new research indicates there may be some truth when it comes to the job hunt.

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Justice Department Drops Case Against Kraken Founder Jesse Powell

Federal prosecutors have officially ended their investigation into Kraken founder Jesse Powell, nearly two years after FBI agents raided his home in a high-profile case unrelated to his crypto business.

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A quarter of young Boomers and Gen Xers who’ve been laid off in the last decade are still unemployed—and 11% have taken pay cuts to work

Just as financial pressure peaks, many Gen Xers are finding themselves overlooked, underpaid, and edged out.

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He won a victory for Tesla’s European owners—now one Elon Musk fan is pushing for FSD to finally come to his native Sweden

Tesla owner Alexander Kristensen has is mounting an unofficial campaign to bring Tesla's supervised self-driving technology to the streets of Stockholm, arguing it's a greater safety risk not to trial the feature.

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A void of infrastructure in Trump's 'Big, Beautiful Bill' may result in a customer service nightmare, warns Washington insiders

New Medicaid rules will require 18.5 million people to prove they meet the requirements every year—and that portends a bureaucratic nightmare.

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Coca-Cola will launch Trump-backed cane sugar soda: 'He is a big supporter of the option'

Coca-Cola CFO John Murphy told Fortune the cane sugar variant "has been in our pipeline for some time."

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Data centers guzzle huge amounts of power—and that might end up supercharging investment in renewable energy, executives argue

Solar power, natural gas, and even nuclear could eventually become compelling options over a mid-to-long term horizon.

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AI agents are here, but companies are still learning how to put them to use

Accenture's Vivek Luthra says most companies use AI agents as an assistant or an advisor, and not as programs able to handle things on their own.

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Places like Taiwan dominate chipmaking because they value 'high-quality' manufacturing, an ethos that 'doesn't exist in North America'

Nigel Toon, CEO of the UK chip firm Graphcore, said people miss is how a place's culture can drive advanced chipmaking.

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Affordable cars under $30,000 are being dwarfed by amenity-stuffed, high-end models, new data shows

“Those vehicles are under pressure again, because automakers’ costs are going up,” one expert said.

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AstraZeneca CEO Pascal Soriot on why he’s building in the U.S.: ‘Europe is losing ground’

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Scott Bessent turns up the heat on the Fed, demands probe as Powell’s future hangs in balance

"What we need to do is examine the entire Federal Reserve institution and whether they have been successful," Bessent told CNBC's Squawk Box.

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Nvidia CEO works from ‘the moment he wakes up,’ 7 days a week—he can’t even sit through a movie without thinking about his $4.2 trillion tech giant

Nvidia’s boss Jensen Huang says his brain is permanently on the clock: ‘When I'm not working, I'm thinking about working.'

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Inside Ares' push to $750 billion—and the unconventional leadership strategy behind its private credit dominance

Ares Management was a first mover in the red-hot private credit space.

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How the CEO of Ralph Lauren got the company through the 'boiled frog phenomenon' of going too wide, too cheap

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UK health service AI tool generated a set of false diagnoses for a patient

An NHS official said the incident was a one-off human error, but the organization is facing scrutiny over how AI tools are used and regulated.

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This creative CEO's tips for new hires' success: Lose the tie and pretend you don’t know anything

Pete Ruggiero, who stepped up to lead the 140-year-old creative company last year, worked his way up from a staff accounting job.

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Gen Z has regrets: 1 in 4 say they wish they hadn’t gone to college or would’ve picked a higher-paying industry

Younger generations feel stuck when it comes to choosing to go to college or get a job.

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Experienced software developers assumed AI would save them a chunk of time. But in one experiment, their tasks took 20% longer

As more workers use AI, a new study adds to growing evidence the tech doesn’t always deliver on promises of boosted productivity.

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The founder of Deliciously Ella started a blog when suffering from severe chronic pain. Now, her multimillion-dollar snack empire is going global

Ella Mills’s brand came onto the scene before wellness went mainstream. She credits her continued success to consistency—not chasing fads.

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