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Upstart sports leagues fail constantly. SailGP is beating the odds

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Fortune · Sep 25

Washington still hasn't passed an AI safety law. New York City, where AI giants are expanding fastest, is writing its own

We obviously are not in any way looking to stifle innovation,” City Council Speaker Julie Menin told Fortune.

Fortune · Sep 25

Trump made more than 1,100 trades in July alone—nearly 40 times Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent’s total for all of last year

Trump’s accounts logged 1,156 trades in July, while Bessent disclosed just 29 transactions in 2025.

Fortune · Sep 25

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Temu axed its $1 billion network of fake accounts on Meta

Temu had spent nearly $1 billion funding partnership ads with various influencers and creators, many of which appeared to be fake accounts.

Fortune · Sep 25

Animoca’s Evan Auyang worked in finance and public transit before crypto. Here’s why he thinks the blockchain should be more like a bus

The ex–deputy chief of Kowloon Motor Bus—where he haggled with politicians and triads over bus routes—is now helping build a HKD stablecoin.

Fortune · Sep 25

31-year-old millionaire sold his first business at 17 for over $100K—he lost it all in 15 months to bad investments: ‘I got cocky, I got arrogant’

The millennial lost it all, before making millions again by 27. 'Go hug your money' is Tim Armoo's advice for founders who feel empty after selling.

Fortune · Sep 25

‘It’s so corrosive to democracy': Over 50 federal prosecutors speak out against Trump's $100,000 a month 'insider trading' scheme

"We're in an environment where we all want to be looking to the founders, right?"

Fortune · Sep 24

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The return of nostalgia is bringing back Toys “R” Us as it opens 120 stores, nine years after bankruptcy

Adult collectors are helping drive a toy boom, but the new stores are smaller than the ones shoppers remember.

Fortune · Sep 24

Nscale wants a $35 billion valuation. Nvidia is helping foot the bill

The neocloud's IPO filing shows a company that burned through cash while a chipmaker that also happens to be its biggest supplier helped keep it alive.

Fortune · Sep 24

Exclusive: AJ Scaramucci comes out of stealth with a $350 million bet on 'Programmable Reality'

Scaramucci talked to Fortune about mentors including Peter Diamandis, Kai-Fu Lee and Eric Schmidt, along with dinosaur bones, AI and the "cultural trade."

Fortune · Sep 24

Gen Z's religious turn, the data-center backlash and a 'lack of consent': how the youngest adults are winning battles the millennials lost

The lack-of-consent generation is making its voice heard, according to the Harris Poll.

Fortune · Sep 24

A $499 checkup gave me a peek at the future of AI-powered health care

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Fortune · Sep 24

China now makes up a record 40% of all global container exports—and it’s a sign Trump’s tariffs meant to punish Chinese firms have fallen flat

“The tariff policies of the last two years have been an unmitigated disaster. They have made exactly what we're talking about worse for the United States.”

Fortune · Sep 24

How much is Kalshi really worth? A detailed report says as much as $42 billion—if everything goes right

The PitchBook reports rosy view is based on Kalshi being mostly unaffected in the event of an adverse Supreme Court ruling on its sports wagers.

Fortune · Sep 24

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Fortune · Sep 24

How Meta took the lead in the race for the post-smartphone world

A head start in smart glasses, a powerful Ray-Ban partnership, and a fashion-first strategy have put Meta ahead—despite persistent privacy concerns.

Fortune · Sep 23

Employer health costs are set to jump the most since 2003—and even health care workers are struggling to afford care

As premiums climb, medical practices must decide whether to absorb the increase, charge workers more, or cut health benefits.

Fortune · Sep 23

Zcash hits record high of $1,600 as token’s privacy narrative strikes chord with investors

The cryptocurrency has surged amid the launch of a new European exchange-traded product.

Fortune · Sep 23

Gen Z's iced coffee habit in interviews could be costing them jobs, recruiters warn: 'It isn't really about coffee'

Professionals and hiring experts are divided on the internet’s iced coffee debate—but the real issue could be changing workplace norms.

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Fortune · Sep 23

UAE prioritises satellites as strategic space assets

As the UAE expands its satellite capabilities and attracts new investment, its space program is taking on growing commercial and strategic significance

Fortune · Sep 23

Retail CEOs see a holiday paradox: shoppers are anxious but still willing to spend

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Fortune · Sep 23

OpenAI’s search for a chief communications officer hits 9 months after its top candidate turned down the role

The company is ramping up its search efforts amid a seemingly never-ending string of controversies.

Fortune · Sep 23

'Taxes aren't really high enough for them to be sensitive': the fears of the wealthy fleeing New York and California were just that

We heard the wealthy would move out of New York City, San Francisco and Los Angeles because of an unfriendly business climate, but did they actually?

Fortune · Sep 22

'We believe in college': inside Andreessen Horowitz's $42m unaccredited academy that will charge Harvard prices without degrees

Gagan Biyani talked to Fortune about the academy that won't charge tuition for its first class. "We will see over time how students will finance this."

Fortune · Sep 22

Mortgage rates are nearing 7%, delivering another blow to a housing market already losing buyers and facing stalled sales

Home sales have fallen to their lowest pace in more than a year and sellers are offering concessions to lure back buyers

Fortune · Sep 22

If AI is going to destroy humanity, Scott Bessent says hyperscalers, not government, must take the fall: 'We cannot absolve you of responsibility'

"That's good business for them, bad business for the American people."

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