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Trump picked a fight with the Pope: The one person he can't fire, can't outbid, and can't outlast

The Vatican, the oldest institution in the world, has faced attacks from leaders throughout history—and from the U.S. This time it's unprecedented.

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One economist’s ‘radical idea’ to solve the biggest energy crisis in history: a reverse OPEC

UMass Amherst economist Gregor Semieniuk says the U.S. is the most powerful country to make the idea work.

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Utility CEOs pocket $626 million as American energy bills hit record highs

With electricity prices rising, lawmakers are asking questions about business models at privately owned utilities.

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A Chick-fil-A worker got fired and then showed up behind the register to allegedly refund himself over $80,000 in mac and cheese

The cheesy scheme allegedly netted a former employee over $80,000 in fraudulent refunds.

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Brian Niccol’s nascent Starbucks turnaround starts with treating workers better

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The national debt is the same size as the economy. It's a 'disturbing warning and a call to action,' watchdog says

A new bipartisan survey finds near-universal concern that the national debt is driving up everyday costs, as fiscal confidence hits a 22-month low

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‘This is not normal’: Former Fed economist sounds alarm on Kevin Warsh after one-sided confirmation

Claudia Sahm worked with Warsh when they were at the Fed but doesn’t know him personally. She told Fortune that his disrespect for Democrats was striking.

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Wind energy executive says company ‘must adapt’ as Trump offers $2 billion to kill offshore wind projects

“My goal is to not let any windmill be built. They’re losers,” Trump said to oil executives in January.

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Record heat, zero rain, millions of acres lost: Experts warn wildfires are now America’s problem to survive

This year already promises to be a “historic” one for fires, immediately testing Trump’s new firefighting strategy.

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GM just boosted its U.S. manufacturing spend to $6 billion in one year—and it may be returning to the idea that made it great

GM used to say, “A car for every purse and purpose.” Now, SVP Mike Trevorrow tells Fortune, “we have a wide variety of vehicles for everyone.”

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Your laundry bill is about to get more expensive—and Unilever says the Iran war is partly to blame

“There will be frequent price increases, but in small doses,” Unilever CFO Srinivas Phatak told analysts on Thursday.

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AI may hurt young workers, but it's helping boost retirees’ portfolios

AI can be “incredibly dangerous” for Gen Z, wealth advisor Jonny Jonson told Fortune, but “actually great” for older workers’ portfolios.

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High earners are feeling the pain of wealth creep—and it's led to a new trade-off in their spending

Some high earners are skipping their morning latte and putting that money into things they value more, like vacations, restaurants, and concerts.

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Half of Google's and Amazon's 'blowout AI profits’ came from a stake in Anthropic—not from their actual business

Anthropic is the secret sauce this earnings season, as unrealized gains on the private company are so powerful they're adding billions of shareholder worth to their partners.

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Why premium card perks are 'designed to create a win-win-win for everyone' including banks, brands, and users

As consumers hunt for savings, elite credit cards are leaning on partner perks that can help offset costs and turn rewards into household budgeting.

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Public schools in Texas banned cellphones. One district has already seen 200,000 more library books checked out

Library book checkouts at one Texas school district jumped nearly 25% just months after a cellphone ban—but for many Gen Z and Gen Alpha students, the literacy crisis may already run too deep to reverse.

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Marriott CEO on why you have to defend both DEI and ICE's right to a hotel room: Dictating values is a 'bad place for the country'

Tony Capuano told Fortune that core values and a strong culture are "a great true north when you're trying to navigate these crazy times."

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Trump-tied public crypto company buys startup from one-time ‘cannabis king’ who serves as current advisor in deal worth up to $43 million

The public company, AI Financial, struck a deal in August with a Trump family crypto outfit to stockpile $1.5 billion in Trump-linked cryptocurrency.

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Hyatt's CEO has built a 'family' culture for 20 years. Now he's leaning on it

As geopolitical shocks and a fractured workforce test his industry, Mark Hoplamazian tells Fortune that caring for people isn't soft — it's strategic.

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The startup that wants to give surgeons X-ray vision

Illuminant—founded in 2021 to build “X-ray vision” for doctors—has raised an $8.4 million seed round, Fortune has exclusively learned.

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Apple's 'Forgotten' Co-Founder Walked Away For $800 — Opens Up On Exit That Cost Him $400 Billion

Ronald Wayne, Apple's forgotten co-founder, left the company in 1976, forfeiting a potential $400 billion stake. He cites risk management and personal values as reasons for his departure.

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The $665 billion question: Will Big Tech's AI gamble pay off?

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Exclusive: America's largest Black-owned bank launches podcast with mission to unlock hidden shame holding back generational wealth

OneUnited Bank’s new podcast, “Who’s Your Ma Honey?,” argues that psychological liberation and generational wealth are two sides of the same coin

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The national debt fix would cost $827 billion—roughly what America spends on its entire military, economists warn

A Cato Institute report lays out the scale of America's fiscal reckoning as the tools that once tamed the debt are no longer available.

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FedEx and UPS are pledging to give their tariff refunds back to consumers, and the sum will likely top $5 billion

“As soon as we ⁠get that money, we're going to remit it right back to our customers," UPS CEO Carol Tome said.

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