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‘Shut it down!’ — Bumble founder Wolfe Herd is terrified that there’s a new Hulu biopic about her life and wanted to block it two years ago

“I’m obviously both terrified and maybe slightly flattered,” Whitney Wolfe Herd said of “Swiped.”

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Charlie Kirk left behind a vast, lucrative network of 500,000 donors who gave Turning Point $85 million in revenue

He wanted to create an institution as renowned as The New York Times or Harvard—but with its founder gone, the future is murky.

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AI pilots keep stalling on data fears. The fix? A culture of curiosity.

At Fortune’s Brainstorm Tech, executives warned that AI pilots are stalling out over data security fears—but argued that curiosity-driven cultures can help companies move forward safely.

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It's time for Intel to go private, former board members say

After taking rival Nvidia into its major shareholders, it's time for the government to arrange for Intel to go completely private.

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It’s not only Sam Altman anymore warning about an AI bubble. Mark Zuckerberg says a ‘collapse’ is ‘definitely a possibility'

“Based on past infrastructure build-outs and how they led to bubbles,” the Meta CEO said on the Access podcast, it’s quite possible “that something like that would happen here.”

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Ramp founder Eric Glyman: How I built a $22.5 billion startup in 2,367 days

“Our whole mission is to help our customers spend less,” Glyman told Fortune. That goal has made the company one of the hottest startups on the market.

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Meta's 28-year-old billionaire prodigy says the next Bill Gates will be a 13-year-old who is 'vibe coding' right now

Teenagers, Alexandr Wang argues, have a built-in edge.

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Samsung confirms it will begin showing you advertisements on your $1,800-plus refrigerator’s screen

The tech company has a history of customer blowback over inserting ads on the digital displays of home devices.

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Mark Zuckerberg says Meta Superintelligence Labs has a 'flat' leadership with no top down orders

Zuckerberg has offered multimillion-dollar contracts to attract top AI researchers.

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Cloudflare CEO warns of a 'Black Mirror' outcome if Sam Altman or other AI people control the media

"It could be that we go back to a time where there are five powerful families out there that control all information," Prince warned, like the Medicis in Renaissance Italy.

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Suzy Welch says Gen Z and millennials are burnt out because older generations worked just as hard, but they 'had hope'

"We believed that if you worked hard, you were rewarded for it," Welch said. "This is the disconnect."

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Behind closed doors, a majority of CEOs admit they won't boost U.S. investment as tariffs hurt their businesses

During a gathering of top CEOs organized by the Yale School of Management, 62% said they don't plan to invest more in U.S. manufacturing and infrastructure.

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Employers are dishing out quiet promotions: fancy new job roles without the title or pay—and experts say it ‘practically guarantees burnout’

Employers are getting more done at the office, by having you do more for less. But experts warn it’s “normalizing unpaid advancement.”

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Retirement is about to have a 'different set of rules,' says Trump's social security chief, warning 'everything' is on the table

With Social Security projected to be insolvent by 2032, Commissioner Frank Bisignano says options like raising the retirement age are on the table for U.S. retirees.

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As Gen Z hunts for career fire starters, these are the best MBA programs landing grads $150K+ jobs in tech and consulting

Gen Z may be skeptical of the higher education payoff, but LinkedIn’s new ranking shows elite programs like Stanford and Harvard still deliver career gold.

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Exclusive: Climate-tech startup Brineworks raises $5.5 million

The Amsterdam-based company is eyeing a market-ready product by the end of next year.

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Commercial real estate’s seismic transformation is creating new winners—and losers— in the property market

Is the office market in freefall? It depends on who you ask.

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Ronald Reagan Presidential Foundation Director: Civility can be your edge in this polarized time, when people have forgotten how to coexist

In a fractured world, the office has become an unexpected civic incubator. And civility is good for the bottom line, not just for democracy and work relationships.

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Workday CFO on why $1.1 billion Sana deal aligns with M&A strategy

Much of the anticipated success comes from cultural fit, Zane Rowe said.

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Surviving the Great Flattening: The coming extinction of the middle manager

For a century, firms built moats around knowledge, the exact layer of experts in the middle that is now being thinned from the herd.

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Inside the Fed’s economic projections, ‘something isn’t adding up’ according to SoFi’s investment chief

The Fed says the economy will grow and unemployment will decline. So why did it cut interest rates on Wednesday?

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Ray Dalio says the world is running out of interest in buying U.S. debt—but that America's economy is unable to cut back on spending

But Dalio, speaking at the Future China Global Forum in Singapore this week, doesn't think the U.S. is in a position to pull back on its spending.

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The Fed's cut was 'more hawkish than anticipated,' Moody's Zandi says — and warns it won't be enough to stave off a looming jobs recession

The market didn’t get the dovish signal it was looking for.

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Gen Z college grads are flocking to Texas and Florida where companies have 'overwhelmingly' relocated their headquarters

These markets are becoming nearly as popular as New York and San Francisco.

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Trump may use tariff revenue to bail out farmers, agricultural secretary says. They’re reeling from challenges caused by the levies to begin with

Subsidies to farmers in rural America may ease their financial troubles, but the erosion of agricultural markets as a result of tariffs will remain, one economist warns.

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