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A new FCC proposal could spell the end of the burner phone

Burner phones may be a thing of the past as a new FCC proposal will require carriers to collect a customer's name, address, ID number, and alternate phone.

Fortune

After donating $48 billion to the Gates Foundation, Warren Buffett is quietly ending one of the biggest philanthropic relationships in history

Buffett is directing his fortune to charitable organizations run by his family instead of the Gates Foundation.

Fortune

Ramp's billionaire CEO ignores résumés and Ivy League degrees—he's more interested in engineers who built Minecraft servers as teens

Eric Glyman looks for "proof of work" over pedigree, an approach that echoes how Elon Musk staffs SpaceX and Tesla.

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Goldman economist offers a reality check on AI adoption: it took 15 years for computers to really show up in the data

Elsie Peng's research draws an uncomfortable parallel to the PC revolution: productivity gains took 15 years to materialize last time.

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JPMorgan CEO Jamie Dimon says he’s eyeing up book deals and teaching gigs when he steps away from his decades-long career at the banking giant

JPMorgan’s Jamie Dimon has revealed he could become a teacher after he steps down, following in the footsteps of Microsoft’s Steve Ballmer.

Fortune

SpaceX and Amazon look like tech twins—but their financials tell a very different story

A new Fortune report examines why investors are giving SpaceX an Amazon-style valuation.

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MassMutual CEO says Americans' share of the U.S. debt is going up $10 a day

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He learned one lesson at his family's Michigan business. Now it's a $1 billion AI startup

Apurva Shrivastava, an Indian-origin entrepreneur who studied in MIT, founded Avoca after observing missed customer calls. This AI startup now helps home service businesses avoid lost sales and revenue. Apurva Shrivastava grew up in Michigan and helped his parents in their business, from where he originated the idea of Avoca.…

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'We are driving in the fog': Hundreds of economists admit they're flying blind on AI

Will AI take your job, or is it a bunch of hype? We must act now to understand what's out there, over 200 economists and 16 Nobel laureates say.

Fortune

Rupert Murdoch’s estranged son could make nearly $7.5 billion from investing in Musk’s SpaceX: report

James Murdoch bought three tranches of shares in SpaceX, according to one report

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TIAA’s CEO shares her advice for separating personal identity from professional title

"I rent my title. I own my character," TIAA CEO Thasunda Brown Duckett recently told Fortune

Fortune

The escalating U.S.–Iran war is rewriting the CEO playbook again

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'Without our money, people will struggle': Muangthai Capital's new CEO Parithad Petampai defends the role of microfinance in Thailand

Muangthai ranks No. 295 on Fortune’s Southeast Asia 500 list, with 2025 revenue of 30.74 billion Thai baht ($936 million).

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Brené Brown warns American workers are not neurologically wired for this level of rapid change and instability: ‘People are not okay’

“People are emotionally dysregulated, distrustful, and disconnected,” bestselling author and professor Brené Brown warned.

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The U.S. spent $30 billion to ditch textbooks for laptops and tablets: The result is the first generation less cognitively capable than their parents

Neuroscientist Jared Cooney Horvath said older generations “screwed up” giving students access to so much technology: “I genuinely hope Gen Z quickly figures that out and gets mad.”

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Fortune 500 Land O’Lakes is letting workers choose what days and times they work—and the flex jobs are getting 25% more applicants than full-time gigs

The famed food giant selling butter sticks, whipped spreads, and shredded cheeses changed its policy after flexibility became workers’ top priority.

Fortune

A Trump Account could make your kid a millionaire by 45—but financial experts say the app's projections come with a catch

Four financial planners break down how much your kid could really make, where it fits with your 401(k), and the catch parents keep missing.

Fortune

This former U.S. soccer player built a $20 billion-a-year company. Now, he says resilience matters more than talent—and points to Lionel Messi as proof

Jim Kavanaugh, a former U.S. Olympian, says the habits that made him a top athlete also helped him build World Wide Technology, a multibillion-dollar firm.

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3 reasons Bitcoin is stuck in a bear market—and why one analyst predicts a rebound to $100,000 by year-end

Rising inflation, Bitcoin’s four-year cycle, and excess leverage continue to draw the cryptocurrency’s price down.

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More tech workers are retiring early because they don’t want to deal with AI-related changes: ‘Many people believe it's overblown’

“For tech people, one of the distinctive features is that the learning curve of getting up to speed on a new technology can be a lot of effort,” one retirement expert said.

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The 'Soccer Capital of America' is now gunning for the Soccer Capital of the World (Cup)

Kansas City has invested $700 million over the course of more than a decade to create the soccer and sport infrastructure that is now in public view.

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More non-college-educated men are living at home and falling out of the labor market, thanks to rising rents and forcing a decline in marriages

“Very real economic forces” are “limiting the options for non-college-educated men,” said Gabrielle Penrose of the American Institute for Boys and Men.

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'The first time ever in my career': Senior Citi executive on why the ultrawealthy want to diversify away from America

They're not leaving the U.S. entirely, Citigroup's Darlene Patterson told Fortune. "They're just looking for more lifestyle enhancement, optionality."

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Americans are quietly abandoning the daily habit that billionaires say set them up for success—and it could have lasting consequences

Billionaires swear by books—but two in five Americans didn’t read a single one in 2025. Experts warn its decline among Americans, especially Gen Z, could have lasting consequences.

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A 12-person PR firm represents De Niro, Pacino, and billion-dollar clients. Its founder says the secret is staying small

The RMG founder's default answer to any prospective client is 'no.' It's helped him grow revenue more than fivefold in five years without staffing up.

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