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The job market is so bad that ‘reverse recruiters’ are charging $1,500 a month just to help people look for jobs

Reverse Recruiting Agency helps job seekers reduce what is often a six-month endeavor in today’s labor market.

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China could be the ‘big winner’ in the AI race, thanks to abundant power, cheap manufacturing, and an open-source craze

Mohit Kumar, Jefferies’s global macro strategist, cites valuations, cheap power, and “wider adoption of AI” for his bullishness on China’s tech sector.

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Nevada legislators press Governor Lombardo, demanding plan for state’s ‘structural failures’ in safety oversight of Boring Co.

State regulators and officials are under heightened scrutiny over safety and environmental issues involving Elon Musk’s Las Vegas tunneling projects.

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Nobel laureate calls it 'treason': $580 million traded minutes before Trump's oil reversal

Approximately $580 million of oil futures were sold before Trump shocked the markets with a dubious statement.

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Exclusive: Cambridge Mobile Telematics secures $350 million from TPG, Allianz to make driving safer

The investment highlights how insurers are using real-time driving data and AI to price risk, prevent accidents, and improve road safety at scale.

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How CEOs are grappling with the greatest energy shock ever

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The youngest-ever female CEO of a Fortune 500 company is fighting Trump's cuts to keep Medicaid strong

Centene CEO Sarah London is using AI, predictive algorithms, and affordable housing to prove government-sponsored health care can deliver strong results.

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Billionaire Reddit CEO Steve Huffman says his company will ‘go heavy’ on hiring graduates because ‘they're so much more AI native’ than older peers

Reddit cofounder and CEO Steve Huffman says “there are so many reasons to hire new grads.” For one, Gen Zers are AI natives, unlike any older generation.

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Every CEO is a wartime CEO now—regardless of geopolitical conflicts

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Alibaba.com President: The one-person unicorn is coming. AI is making it possible

AI agents can now handle procurement, compliance, and cross-border logistics for a single founder. The "execution wall" is collapsing.

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Mark Cuban bought a $25 million mansion sight unseen — and got it for 50% off. His secret? 'The best guaranteed return on investment'

Cuban dropped millions on a mansion he'd never set foot in, but has zero regrets. The deal captures how billionaires think differently about money.

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AI may be helping more people start their own businesses, but without many employees

The cofounders of one startup said they are bringing in $1 million per month with 13 employees thanks to AI.

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Costco CEO promises the $1.50 hot dog isn't going away: 'The price will not change as long as I'm around'

The $1.50 combo hasn't changed since 1985. In a K-shaped economy where everything costs more, that's not just a deal—it's a statement.

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How the closed Strait of Hormuz poses an existential threat to Asia’s economic engine

“Asia is at the heart of this drama."

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Tariffs were already squeezing small businesses. Now the Iran conflict is pushing them to the brink as rising oil prices boost shipping costs

Thin margins and limited reserves leave small businesses uniquely exposed.

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Three Asias, three different playbooks: How PepsiCo’s Anne Tse views the world’s fastest-growing snack market

“By 2030, two‑thirds of the global middle class is going to be in Asia."

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The Middle East is one of the world’s fastest growing luxury markets—and the war in Iran may cut its sales in half, analysts say

Luxury brands such as Dior and Gucci each get 20% of their sales from the region, which grew about 6% in 2025.

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Job seekers aren’t imagining things: the number of candidates ghosted by employers just reached a three-year high thanks to AI

More than half of job-seekers have experienced ghosting within the past year, reaching a three-year peak—and experts say it’s because hiring “hasn’t caught up” to an AI-driven world of applying.

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AI boom is fueling demand for skilled trades—and demand for technicians, HVAC workers, and electricians is soaring, with six-figure salaries to match

Big Tech is cutting office jobs while also fueling a surge in six-figure skilled trade roles for Gen Z—demand for technicians, HVAC workers, and electricians is soaring.

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Economists agree: You’re not crazy for feeling like the rich get richer, and the poor are doing worse. Welcome to the 'K-shaped economy'

What was a niche argument about five years ago is suddenly everywhere you look, and it’s taking on the shape of a letter with two jagged edges.

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Inside the Fortune CEO Initiative dinner: Debt worries, diplomacy, and a chance to have a 'good debate'

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Lamborghini CEO says ‘disappointing’ EV charging infrastructure contributed to no demand for the luxury automaker’s all-electric line

Stephan Winkelmann said luxury EVs were a nonstarter, but one analyst sees a path forward for the models.

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Jack Schlossberg says his grandfather JFK would be 'alarmed' by how far America has fallen on the world stage

“I think he would be shocked at how far we have fallen in terms of setting the standard for the rest of the world to follow on human rights, democracy, and freedom,” the 33-year-old congressional candidate told Fortune.

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For CEOs, it’s time for a wartime mindset

The Iran war may end, but global instability is here to stay. Business leaders who plan for volatility will have the edge.

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Gen Z’s straight‑A boom is quietly shrinking their paychecks

Grade inflation offers short-term gains, but poorer future test scores, lower graduation rates, and lower annual earnings, a new study finds.

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