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Half of remote IT job applications now carry North Korean fraud patterns, startup Endorsed finds

Fake job applications are surging just as Mythos fear narrows the investment field.

Fortune · Sep 1

David Booth: AI may change the world. It just won’t change how you invest

People used to make their living chipping ice blocks by hand and shipping them to the city. Now we have bluetooth refrigerators.

Fortune · Sep 1

New Apple CEO John Ternus faces an old problem: the innovator's dilemma

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Fortune · Sep 1

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A leadership gap looms in the Nordic and Benelux boardrooms

Long CEO tenures and a preference for insiders have left half of boardrooms in the Nordic and Benelux countries doubting their CEO's skills match what the company needs to deliver.

Fortune · Sep 1

It turns out that Gen Z didn't quit on careers. The work force quit on them

MIT’s Paul Osterman found 35% of the workforce has what he calls “disposable jobs” in his new book of the same title. “I mean, that’s a big number.”

Fortune · Sep 1

Trump’s ‘biggest oil deal in world history’ in Venezuela reeks of ‘colonial cronyism’ and could easily fall apart, experts say

The U.S.-Venezuela agreement would include a third-party oil operator and incorporate 17 mature or undeveloped oilfields.

Fortune · Sep 1

Starbucks is discontinuing a blending powder for drinks after particles went ‘airborne’ and left baristas coughing and falling ill

The coffee chain said it will no longer use the product as it transitions from its summer to fall menu.

Fortune · Sep 1

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Meet the CEO whose century-old company never laid off employees through the Great Depression, the recession, or Covid

The company even mapped out employees' zip codes to help choose a location for a larger facility with more digestible commute times.

Fortune · Sep 1

Sony and Warner Music sue Anthropic over alleged theft of 'tens of thousands' of songs, including 'I Am the Walrus' and 'Hallelujah'

The music publishers are seeking up to $150,000 per pirated song—and $25,000 for each removed copyright information.

Fortune · Sep 1

Asia’s aging population will redefine retirement, care—and independence

Adults in Asia are increasingly prioritizing autonomy, health, and financial security over maximizing the inheritance they leave behind.

Fortune · Sep 1

Young Kalshi users have traded an estimated $3.9B on sports and parlay-type contracts this year, exposing a loophole that lets them bet before age 21

Critics warn prediction markets let 18-year-olds make sports wagers while bypassing state betting age limits.

Fortune · Aug 31

PBR promises thieves who return 40,000 pounds of stolen beer by next Tuesday ‘no questions asked.’ That won’t stop California prosecutors

That’s roughly 34,000 cans of beer worth about $70,000, according to police.

Fortune · Aug 31

America built thousands of colleges for more students. Now there are about to be 500,000 fewer of them

Rising costs and steep tuition discounts are squeezing college budgets just as the pool of prospective students begins to shrink.

Fortune · Aug 31

Bitcoin is back—and so is Michael Saylor’s Strategy, which made its first buy in two months

The company’s return to buying follows a summer downturn spent raising cash and selling Bitcoin.

Fortune · Aug 31

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Fortune · Aug 31

Ray Dalio was so broke early in his career he had to borrow $4K from his dad—and learned 2 key lessons that set him on the road to billionaire status

“Nobody does everything perfectly, not even Warren Buffett,” Dalio told David Rubenstein in conversation at the 92nd Street Y.

Fortune · Aug 31

We're living in the 'G-shaped economy'—where boomers control $90 trillion, and everyone else waits

“The concentration of wealth among older generations suggests that consumer spending is increasingly being supported by the spending of accumulated retirement wealth rather than labor income.”

Fortune · Aug 31

X’s AI tool Grok now allows users to buy or lend crypto with MoonPay integration

The new tool also lets users move beyond crypto, with services such as restaurant reservations and flight bookings.

Fortune · Aug 31

The end of the driver's license: Uber exec calls car ownership 'the most inefficient asset' and says no one will need one in 15 to 20 years

Uber president and COO Andrew Macdonald predicts that in two decades, most people will get around by bike, scooter, public transit, or autonomous vehicle.

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Fortune · Aug 31

Current price of oil as of Aug. 31, 2026

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

Fortune · Aug 31

This creator went viral for sharing workplace horror stories. He says HR has a trust problem

A creator who posts bad-manager stories explains the documentation conversation that would keep employees engaged with HR.

Fortune · Aug 31

The Fed is watching AI token prices. Here’s why CFOs should, too

Fed Chairman Kevin Warsh flagged token prices as a window into AI's economics.

Fortune · Aug 31

Target’s missteps have alienated consumers and shaken investors. Executive Chair Brian Cornell should step down

Target’s annual meeting results should send a clear message to the Board that investors are hungry for fresh leadership to help the company regain lost ground.

Fortune · Aug 31

'Just really shocking': One of America's top Social Security advisors is unsettled by how many people are withdrawing early

Martha Shedden says panic over the program’s finances is pushing clients into early claiming decisions they’ll regret. She also says, ”Don’t blame boomers.”

Fortune · Aug 31

How much time should a CEO get to turn around a company?

Nike’s Elliott Hill is approaching the end of his second year in the corner office.

Fortune · Aug 31

ADP CEO: the real conversation on jobs and AI is how do we prepare for what comes next?

The organizations that have a clear understanding of what the data tells us – that the workforce is shifting, not shrinking – will be the ones that thrive.

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