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The rise of on-demand leadership in the AI economy

Companies are favoring experienced consultants over permanent roles as judgment becomes more valuable than execution.

Thailand's oldest cement firm turns to 3D printing to revolutionize its business

Thailand's oldest cement firm turns to 3D printing to revolutionize its business

Siam Cement Group unveiled Thailand's first 3D printed bridge in December, a few years after it built the world's first 3D printed medical center.

Coinbase launches expert board to assess quantum computing threat to crypto

Coinbase launches expert board to assess quantum computing threat to crypto

The advisory board is composed of academics from Harvard and Stanford, and industry experts who specialize in cryptography.

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The rise of on-demand leadership in the AI economy

Companies are favoring experienced consultants over permanent roles as judgment becomes more valuable than execution.

Trump’s TACO ‘solution’ to Greenland crisis: Backing off his 10% tariff threats against Western Europe

Trump has repeatedly said that anything less than controlling all of Greenland is “unacceptable.”

The Walmart C-suite reshuffle shows how the retailer sees itself now: as a tech company

The retail giant is bolstering its tech cred with a focus on AI and e-commerce, and a major appointment.

Why Coinbase split with a16z and the crypto sector on a key bill—and what’s next for the Clarity Act

CEO Brian Armstrong’s move to pull support for a Clarity Act draft risks alienating key political allies.

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Trump says Europe does one thing right: drug prices. 'A pill that costs $10 in London costs $130 in New York or Los Angeles'

Trump says Europe does one thing right: drug prices. 'A pill that costs $10 in London costs $130 in New York or Los Angeles'

The president called out French President Emmanuel Macron on refusing to raise drug prices, and claimed tariff threats make Macron change his mind.

WPP's CTO says AI is reshaping advertising. But creative judgment needs to remain in human hands

WPP's CTO says AI is reshaping advertising. But creative judgment needs to remain in human hands

The ad giant has encouraged its workforce to embrace AI tools and is investing in training to ensure workers understand their critical role in the creative process.

Trump doesn’t want America to be ‘a nation of renters,’ but experts say at least one of his proposals may put homeownership more out of reach

Trump doesn’t want America to be ‘a nation of renters,’ but experts say at least one of his proposals may put homeownership more out of reach

Experts told Fortune Trump’s proposal allowing Americans to tap their 401(k) for down payments could inflate prices and leave Americans poorer in retirement.

Trump goes conciliatory in Davos, but he still wants Greenland

Trump goes conciliatory in Davos, but he still wants Greenland

"I won't use force" over Greenland, Trump said in Davos speech.

‘AI adoption is accelerating, but confidence is collapsing’: The more workers use AI, the less they trust it

‘AI adoption is accelerating, but confidence is collapsing’: The more workers use AI, the less they trust it

A study of 14,000 workers across 19 countries shows a toxic relationship, as many companies rush to adopt the technology without proper training.

'How stupid were we' to give Greenland back: Trump gives history lesson about why the U.S. needs to buy back the 'big beautiful piece of ice'

'How stupid were we' to give Greenland back: Trump gives history lesson about why the U.S. needs to buy back the 'big beautiful piece of ice'

President Donald Trump insisted any bid to bring the “big beautiful piece of ice” under American control would stop short of military force.

Ray Dalio warns the global rules-based order is already ‘gone’ as Trump threatens Greenland: ‘Let’s not be naive’

Ray Dalio warns the global rules-based order is already ‘gone’ as Trump threatens Greenland: ‘Let’s not be naive’

The Bridgewater founder told Fortune he pays attention to the past 500 years: “It’s like a movie for me. It’s like watching the same movie happen.”

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Trump says Mark Zuckerberg showed him a ‘Manhattan-sized’ AI data center

Trump told Davos elites that Meta’s AI infrastructure shows why the U.S. must clear the way for tech giants to generate their own power.

Ray Dalio warns that the monetary order is breaking down, leaving us with a terrible choice: ‘Do you print money or let a debt crisis happen?’

Dalio told Fortune that he’s looking back at 500 years of history to try and make sense of today and see what’s coming.

6 months later, Amazon CEO Andy Jassy sings a different tune on tariffs, saying the pain of higher prices is coming soon in 2026

After keeping prices down last year, Andy Jassy says it’s becoming more challenging for sellers to absorb tariff costs.

7 ways Europe could hurt the U.S. if Trump doesn’t back down over Greenland

A comprehensive package of economic sanctions against the U.S. would increase price inflation in America.

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Jamie Dimon says he’d have no issue paying higher taxes if it went to the people who need it. Right now it just goes to the Washington ‘swamp’

“If you said, ‘Raise taxes and directly give it to the people who need it’? I’d do it.”

Anthropic rewrites Claude’s guiding principles—and reckons with the possibility of AI consciousness

The AI company is publishing a new “constitution” that teaches its chatbot how to think, not just what to do.

Nvidia CEO Huang says ‘a lot’ of six-figure jobs in plumbing and construction will be unlocked because someone needs to build all these new AI centers

The AI boom is threatening white-collar entry jobs—but it’s creating a booming six-figure opportunity for electricians, plumbers, and construction workers.

Nearly 400 millionaires and billionaires across 24 countries are demanding Davos leaders tax them more: ‘Tax us. Tax the super rich.’

As the world’s wealthiest touch down in Davos for the World Economic Forum, hundreds of the ultra-rich—including the Disney heirs and millionaire real estate developer Jeffrey Gural—call on leaders to end the “control” of global oligarchs with taxes.

Jensen Huang says AI bubble fears are dwarfed by ‘the largest infrastructure build-out in human history’

Huang sees the AI industry as a “five-layer cake” requiring total industrial reinvention, with Nvidia’s chips a particularly crunchy part of the recipe.

Jamie Dimon tells Davos: ‘You didn’t do a particularly good job making the world a better place’

“What the hell else do you want me to say?”

Trump fast-tracks ‘three-week’ nuclear approval for Big Tech to fuel AI race

At Davos, President Donald Trump invited Silicon Valley to bypass the aging U.S. grid by building private reactors, promising to slash years of regulatory red tape into days.

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