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Why choosing not to hire was the solution for my startup — we raised over $100 million and tripled revenue with the same people

Our startup, founded in 2020, wanted to understand whether we were building a company to scale or if we were about to mask deeper problems with headcount.

Sam Altman’s fusion startup Helion Energy hits 150 million degree plasma temperature—a milestone that could bring first grid power in 2028

Sam Altman’s fusion startup Helion Energy hits 150 million degree plasma temperature—a milestone that could bring first grid power in 2028

Helion Energy achieves plasma at a stunning 150 million degrees Celsius, well above the threshold to eventually generate stable fusion power.

Why Singapore’s prime minister gave DBS and Grab a shout-out during the country’s budget speech

Why Singapore’s prime minister gave DBS and Grab a shout-out during the country’s budget speech

Lawrence Wong called on Singapore's companies to adopt AI “comprehensively”, and described DBS and Grab as firms "moving decisively on AI transformation."

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Workday lost $40 billion in value. Cofounder Aneel Bhusri is back with a $139 million bet he can turn it around

Workday’s compensation plan for its new CEO underscores how much of an uphill fight SaaS companies have in the face of AI.

Crypto lender BlockFills suspends withdrawals for clients in latest blow to the blockchain sector

During the digital assets crash of 2022, lenders made similarly protective moves.

Instagram boss reveals he’s paid $900K per year plus stock worth ‘tens of millions of dollars’ as he denies ‘addiction’ claims

The plaintiff’s lawyer in a landmark social media addiction trial tried to connect Adam Mosseri’s compensation to Instagram’s policy toward filters.

One of Wall Street’s most feared hedge fund managers on the decline of the dollar: Gold is ‘becoming the reserve asset’

Greenlight Capital’s David Einhorn, known for the “Einhorn effect” and years of touting gold, says the world‘s central banks don’t love dollars anymore.

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The flawed assumptions behind Matt Shumer’s viral X post on AI’s looming impact

The flawed assumptions behind Matt Shumer’s viral X post on AI’s looming impact

Shumer misses key distinctions between software development and other professional tasks.

Security experts are uneasy about OpenClaw, the bad boy of AI agents

Security experts are uneasy about OpenClaw, the bad boy of AI agents

The open-source AI agent pushes autonomy to the edge — thrilling hobbyists and unnerving security experts

Billionaire founder of Minecraft slams anyone advocating using AI to write code as ‘incompetent or evil’

Billionaire founder of Minecraft slams anyone advocating using AI to write code as ‘incompetent or evil’

Minecraft creator Markus Persson has just issued a warning: That AI is “being forced down our throats” and that leaders behind the push are “evil.”

The CEO of Google DeepMind juggles another job as the founder of a multibillion-dollar startup by starting a second workday at 10 p.m.

The CEO of Google DeepMind juggles another job as the founder of a multibillion-dollar startup by starting a second workday at 10 p.m.

While many CEOs may set their alarm clocks for a 5 a.m. wake-up time, Google DeepMind CEO Demis Hassabis has just hit the pillow—oftentimes working until 4 a.m.

The tech billionaires aren’t just grabbing trophy Florida mansions—they have competing half-billion-dollar megayachts jostling for dock space

The tech billionaires aren’t just grabbing trophy Florida mansions—they have competing half-billion-dollar megayachts jostling for dock space

$500,000 annual docking fees and private marinas are all part of the package for Florida’s wealthy seagoers.

Marriott's CEO identifies a 'fundamentally permanent shift' for Americans: Even low-income families are stubbornly hanging on to vacations

Marriott's CEO identifies a 'fundamentally permanent shift' for Americans: Even low-income families are stubbornly hanging on to vacations

Anthony Capuano says Americans are stubbornly hanging on to vacations.

The affordability crisis is driving unprecedented price cuts in the housing market, Realtor.com says

The affordability crisis is driving unprecedented price cuts in the housing market, Realtor.com says

“Builders are clearly responding to today’s affordability pressures,” said Realtor.com chief economist Danielle Hale.

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Ford CEO Jim Farley knew the EV pain would be bad, but the ‘punch line’ is a $4.8 billion loss: ‘The customer has spoken’

The company is pivoting to a “high-volume, affordable end of the market,” meeting customers where they are.

Trump’s tariffs cancel out what he claims is ‘the largest tax cut in American history’: The average person will lose $300 even after refunds

“If the tariffs were out of the picture, it would be real relief for American workers and businesses,” the Tax Foundation’s Erica York told Fortune.

The Trump administration is repealing a landmark climate change finding—but experts say the impact will be limited

The EPA rescission sets a dangerous environmental precedent, critics say. But legal challenges and prevailing trends mean the industry won’t “crank the CO₂ all the way up.”

The 70/30 rule that separates millionaires from everyone else

“Sexy is how you go broke,” David Bach argues, saying millionaires know something others don’t: Boring is the real sexy.

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Google Gemini boss describes working with founders Larry Page and Sergey Brin to win the AI future

Demis Hassabis told Fortune it’s a return to the “shipping culture” from “the golden era of Google.”

‘Fertility president’ Trump has demanded a baby boom, and Stanford researchers have a solution: Let more people work from home

“It seems like just such an obvious thing to do,” remote work expert Nick Bloom said. “As an economist, I don’t think I’ve ever seen the more obvious win, win, win policy.”

Why 50% stay broke and how one hour a day can change everything

Next time you go to work, David Bach says, try paying yourself first.

Why PayPal’s board chose to act early—and what other boards can learn

PayPal’s board is thinking like owners, getting ahead of investors before trust is lost and activists arrive to catalyze change

HPE turns finance into the front line of enterprise AI

HPE’s AI named Alfred is shrinking reporting cycles and rewriting the CFO playbook.

Forget 'peak oil': the era of scarcity is dead, and now we're drowning in abundance

The super glut is here as we extract hydrocarbons faster than the global economy can burn them.

How HPE’s CFO used AI to transform the 100-slide Monday meeting her team spent all week preparing for

Marie Myers discusses an AI platform designed to rethink how finance operates and how a CFO leads.

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