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ServiceNow just told Wall Street it's going to double again. Here's why $30 billion of revenue isn't crazy

The enterprise software company grew from $3.5 billion to nearly $16 billion in six years. Now it says $30 billion by 2030 is conservative.

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Tiny island nation unveils $1 million 'Golden Visa' for the wealthy—80% cheaper than Trump's, with one catch: you're renting

The government of Mauritius is launching a Golden Visa scheme, a la the White House, following requests from wealthy individuals.

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The CEO behind Grand Theft Auto VI doesn’t play video games, but is staking $1.5 billion on the biggest game launch of the decade

"I don't think being consumer-in-chief really helps a CEO be effective in this business," said Take-Two Interactive Software CEO Strauss Zelnick.

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The IRS may owe COVID-era refunds to tens of millions of taxpayers. Here’s who could qualify

The affected taxpayers could include individuals, small businesses, large corporations, estates, and trusts.

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Your company's AI could delete everything in 9 seconds. ServiceNow wants to be the kill switch

Enterprises are deploying AI agents without identities, audit trails, or guardrails. Bill McDermott is betting $30 billion on fixing it.

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How Home Depot’s CMO is trying to win the sale before customers ever enter the store

Home Depot’s CMO doesn't just want to sell products. She wants to rewire how shoppers buy them.

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AI, robotics, climate tech: How VCaaS helps corporations enter deep tech safely

In AI, robotics, and climate tech, the path forward is not about avoiding risk, but something else.

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'Different from anything in the past 80 years of dollar dominance': U.S. sanctions spur a 'paradox' pushing allies away from American currency

Economists warn the ongoing war in Iran and aggressive U.S. trade policies have eroded trust in American financial systems.

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The U.S. leads in 14 of 18 industries shaping the future economy — but the lead isn't guaranteed

The McKinsey Global Institute identified the 18 "arenas" driving tomorrow's growth. Here's where America stands — and what companies must do to stay ahead.

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Current price of oil as of May 6, 2026

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

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Ken Griffin says Zohran Mamdani video shocked him: 'It took a moment to digest what I was watching'

Citadel's CEO says the mayor's stunt put him "in harm's way" — and Mamdani making him a "political puppet" was just "in poor taste, really poor taste."

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Jensen Huang on why 'agentic' will rewire a $50 trillion economy: 'operated by robots, managed by more robots, and the entire factory is a robot'

The Nvidia CEO keeps showing up at ServiceNow's annual conference. The reason why explains the next decade of the AI economy.

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How Amex CEO Stephen Squeri is winning over younger customers

A new Fortune feature article provides an in-depth profile of Squeri and his winning strategy.

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The CEO of Trek Bicycle reads 52 books a year, hates smartphones, and thinks Milton Friedman was wrong

The bicycle company president talked to Fortune about a brutal post-boom market, why generational labels are overblown, and his obsession with reading.

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District, founded by three Snapchat alumni, raises a $14.7 million seed round to help independent sellers build community-driven marketplaces

The a16z-backed AI startup wants to bring the corner store experience to online shopping.

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EQ training is failing leaders in the AI era. Here's the brain science concept that can replace it

Emotional intelligence is no longer enough — "neurointelligence" is the leadership skill the AI age actually demands.

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A year on from Liberation Day, Trump's tariffs have done 'significant damage' to the U.S. economy, says Moody's chief economist

"Since that day, job growth has come to a standstill," Zandi says.

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Qualcomm CEO Cristiano Amon thinks your relationship to your devices is about to change

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The war with Iran is ‘over’ but the jet fuel crisis is about to begin

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

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Teachers union chief: Melania Trump's robot reveals what this administration really thinks of children

The first lady's AI rollout wasn't about innovation. It was a window into an education agenda built on privatization, profit, and devaluation of teachers.

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Former Comptroller: the cost of living has risen 106% since 2001. Government inflation data doesn't show it

A new index from the Ludwig Institute for Shared Economic Prosperity reveals the real cost of basic stability far outpacing official inflation measures.

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Europe’s jet fuel supplies should fall below the key 23-day shortage threshold in June, so plan your travel accordingly

Europe, Asia, and Africa all face potentially dire jet fuel shortages. "There is little doubt there is going to be a disaster,” says one economist.

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Salesforce CEO Marc Benioff turned his earnings call into a vodcast. Why other Fortune 500 CEOs might follow

The stodgy earnings call is morphing into a new kind of corporate performance, designed to be watched, clipped, and shared.

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The Iran war's oil shock causes a plastic shortage in Asia, squeezing industries and prompting a 'Middle East plus one' rethink of supply chains

South Korea is probing firms suspected of hoarding syringes, which, alongside products like needles and gloves, are produced from petrochemicals.

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The hidden bottleneck holding back American manufacturing isn't machines — it's knowledge

AI is poised to do for factories what software did for offices — but only if manufacturers stop treating it as optional infrastructure.

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