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Exclusive: Eigen raises a seed round from Benchmark to build the world’s first ‘mutual friend’

The company’s 22-year-old founder left high school at 17, and is now tackling the loneliness epidemic.

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MacKenzie Scott is bypassing the Ivy League and rewriting the $79 billion higher ed playbook by giving to HBCUs and community colleges

The billionaire philanthropist has directed more than $1.2 billion to HBCUs as Trump administration cuts threaten their survival.

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Gen Z turning its back on AI isn’t irrational—it’s a verdict on everyone who failed them

The most tech-native generation in U.S. history has soured on the defining technology of its era. The more they use it, the more they despair.

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The CEO of $8.5 billion Japanese car giant Nissan plays the drums in a band and hits the tennis courts to destress from the top job

Ivan Espinosa, CEO of Nissan, says playing the drums, tennis, and golf lowers his stress—a tactic quite different from that of Amazon’s Jeff Bezos.

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Trump has no plan to cut the $39 trillion national debt, but he does want to cut childcare. His budget director is scrambling to clarify

OMB Director Russell Vought appeared before Congress to answer questions about the request for the largest military spending boost since World War II.

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Everyone was wondering what Trump wanted more: Warsh smoothly seated at the Fed, or for Powell to pay. We have our answer

Republican sources told Fortune it was unlikely Warsh himself would be the cause of any vote against his candidacy, while Democrat sources say there is little he could do to convince critics that he isn’t a puppet of the White House.

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Palantir exec: the biggest mistake retailers are making with AI? Trying to do it all with one agent

AI, as most people understand it, is a single exchange—prompt in, answer out. But retail decisions are never single exchanges.

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Canva debuts a new suite of agentic tools, as the design app quietly becomes one of the world’s most used AI services

Canva AI 2.0 shifts the startup away from just “a design platform with AI services built on top,” especially as AI challenges the design SaaS space.

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‘The Pitt’ reveals why healthcare desperately needs a new front door

HBO's show captures the chaos of America's overcrowded emergency departments. The fix isn't bigger ERs — it's reimagining urgent care.

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Current price of oil as of April 16, 2026

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

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Most of you are rejecting AI. The data shows you’re running out of time

We have really strong feelings about AI, positive and negative.

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As a small business owner, I never expected to pay $100,000 protecting my business from ransomware

This is a $131 billion tax on the American economy, spread across small business owners like myself.

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Bank of America's 18,000 financial advisors just got a new AI tool as the company posts a record quarter

A new AI tool for financial advisors is one sign of how Bank of America is weaving artificial intelligence into its business model.

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Two physicians on ending the waiting-room era: bring care home

Aetna CMO Benjamin Kornitzer and former Senate Majority Leader Bill Frist on why home-based care for America's sickest seniors isn't a vision anymore.

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The world's most — and least — miserable economies in 2025, ranked

Venezuela tops a new global misery index covering 178 countries, while Taiwan claims the happiest economy title for the second year running.

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Moody's CEO: AI has a trust problem – better models won’t fix it

Moody’s was founded over 100 years ago on the conviction that markets function better with transparent, rigorous and independent data and analysis.

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Top crypto VCs like Paradigm and a16z see portfolio values shrink amid market downturn and distributions to investors

Paradigm’s holdings dipped about 6%, while a16z’s dropped almost 40% as the venture giant gave back capital from its first three funds.

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Peace talks are back on while the U.S. plays cat-and-mouse with rogue ships in the Strait of Hormuz

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Top New York surgeon: Americans have better data for choosing restaurants than surgeons. That has to change

A top orthopedic surgeon at Hospital for Special Surgery makes the case for radical transparency in medicine — and exactly what patients should be asking.

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When the shocks keep coming, farmer cooperatives are the only buffer that works

My organization has approved $38.75 million in new grants supporting 16 producer organization-led projects across 27 low-income countries.

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Forget the chatbot wars. Demis Hassabis is thinking about something far bigger

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The Iran war’s fertilizer shock is hammering American farmers, and 70% can’t afford what they need for this year’s growing season

Prices for three main fertilizers used by farmers are all up double digits since the Iran war started.

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These Americans are refusing to pay their taxes in protest of the Trump administration

From a Brooklyn freelancer who hasn’t paid federal taxes since the Vietnam War to a new mom horrified by the Iran war, tax resisters say they’d rather face IRS consequences than fund policies they oppose.

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Oil prices may be falling, but for the wrong reason: ‘Demand destruction’ throttling global consumption, report finds

The International Energy Agency said oil demand is projected to contract by 80,000 barrels per day in 2026.

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German workers take more than a day off work sick, every single month—so now the government is stepping in and proposing to cut their pay for it

Germany already told its workers to ditch four-day weeks and work-life balance. Now the government wants to cut their pay for calling in sick, too.

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