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Singapore Airlines defends its decision to invest in loss-making Air India: 'We know the market and how difficult it feels'

SIA reported a 57.4% drop in FY2025 net income to $927 million. Profits were partially eroded by losses from the airline's investment in Air India.

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I run Valvoline and work with young people every day. They're in crisis—and we all have to try to help

Youth suicide rates remain far above where they were a generation ago. As someone who employs thousands of young workers, I believe we have to help.

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AI is wiping out entry-level jobs. Here's how colleges can fill the gap

As AI automates the tasks that once defined first jobs, higher education must rethink how it delivers real-world experience—before students ever graduate.

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Wall Street sees ‘nothing of real substance’ in Trump’s China trade deal—and stocks are selling off globally

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

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'Critical infrastructure for the AI era': Cisco’s CEO on the earnings beat that sent shares to a record

Record $15.8 billion in revenue and a near-doubling of AI orders to $9 billion sent shares soaring.

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State Farm CEO is betting big on AI—and contemplating the company's future in California

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The U.S. has 1,200 AI bills and no good test for any of them

Yale's Jeffrey Sonnenfeld and Stephen Henriques and NYU's Gary Marcus offer a method for separating necessary AI regulation from legislative noise.

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Nokia CEO: Companies are using AI. Now they have to change how work gets done

I rebuilt Pong over a weekend. That small experiment revealed something about the future of engineering teams, leadership, and network infrastructure.

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Claude is telling users to go to sleep mid-session and nobody, including Anthropic, seems to fully understand why it keeps doing it

A staff member at Anthropic called the behavior, a “bit of a character tic.”

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Peter Thiel is leading investment in an ocean data center powered by waves—and the startup is reportedly worth $1 billion

“Extra-terrestrial solutions are no longer science fiction,” Thiel said.

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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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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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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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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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