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Lovable’s CEO says the company is targeting enterprise customers as its ARR doubles to $200 million in just four months

Lovable is building more robust product features to appeal to the needs of business customers.

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Just 776 FAA employees will get Trump’s $10,000 bonus, but the union says thousands who worked during the shutdown were left out

The payments will be received no later than Dec. 9, the Federal Aviation Administration said.

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How to know if you’re an A, B, or C player, according to an elite recruiter who’s interviewed over 50,000 executives

Contrary to conventional wisdom, Deepali Vyas does not believe C-players are the problem at most organizations, even though they are typically considered the “bottom” performers.

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Why Nvidia stock is being punished after a blockbuster earnings report

Nvidia investors sold upon hearing good news, while everyone else is buying into a Fed rate-cut scenario.

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Warren Buffett’s exit is ‘leadership at its most selfless,’ McKinsey CEO whisperer says. It’s a powerful lesson in Fortune 500 succession

Carolyn Dewar told Fortune that CEO succession is so difficult that Intuit’s Brad Smith invited Steve Young in to talk about succeeding Joe Montana.

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Google cofounder Larry Page overtakes Jeff Bezos as the third richest person in the world following an Alphabet stock surge

Page’s net worth skyrocketed up to $252 billion this Wednesday following a stock surge and analyst buzz that Gemini 3 is their “favorite” model on the AI market.

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Jeff Bezos' most expensive investment is a $500 million custom superyacht that's the largest in the world

The Amazon founder even paid an extra $75 million for another yacht to support his superyacht.

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Nvidia CEO says AI will actually make everyone a lot busier: 'Everybody's jobs will be different'

“I would say that there's every evidence that we will be more productive and yet still be busier because we have so many ideas,” Jensen Huang said.

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How Principal Financial’s new CEO brought AI religion to the C-suite, and then worked to upskill 20,000 employees

Principal Financial CEO Deanna Strable has made AI literacy a key focus across all levels of the company.

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The stock market’s ‘fear gauge’ spiked to its highest level since Trump’s ‘Liberation Day’ tariffs caused a global selloff

Tech valuations, interest rates, and geopolitical risks are creating a “perfect storm” of uncertainty.

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Gen Z isn’t lazy. They’re the most intentional job seekers yet

The data tells a different story about Gen Z: they're deliberate, analytical, and treat job selection as they should – a high-stakes investment.

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Inside the luxury all-inclusive resorts giving wealthy travelers an escape from decision fatigue

Who wants to look at a bill when on vacation?

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Intuit CFO talks $100 million OpenAI deal, innovation, and the road ahead

The company aims to bring personalized financial advice directly into ChatGPT.

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Coinbase to buy Solana trading platform Vector.fun

The U.S. crypto exchange is on an acquisition spree, recently snapping up derivatives exchange Deribit and the ICO platform Echo.

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The Warren Buffett era is ending. Here are five investing lessons from the GOAT

Buffett's rules to invest by are pretty simple--which doesn't mean they're easy to follow.

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Global stocks in meltdown as Wall Street bails out of crypto and AI: ‘The bubbly is on ice’

Nvidia’s blowout earnings call—which came in way above expectations—simply wasn’t good enough to convince traders that AI may not be overcooked.

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Tidalwave raises $22 million Series A to improve the mortgage process with AI

Tidalwave, which builds agentic AI for mortgage origination, has now raised its $22 million Series A, Fortune has exclusively learned.

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‘Don’t sell just because there’s a bubble,’ says Ray Dalio, but be prepared for low returns over the next 10 years

“I think the picture is pretty clear in that we are in that territory of a bubble … but we don’t have the pricking of the bubble yet,” Dalio said.

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Skims founding partner Emma Grede schedules an ‘AI day’ once every six weeks to future-proof her career: ‘It’s like do or die’

Upskilling in AI is unavoidable as workers look to ‘future-proof our organizations and ourselves,’ Grede added.

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Sam Altman’s eye-scanning orb startup says employees should only care about work—for the good of humanity—otherwise ‘you should just not be here’

“We work weekends, we’re always on call, and we push as hard as our circumstances allow us to,” Tools for Humanity CEO Alex Blania said at a January staff meeting.

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The IPO market is being re-globalized as Asia’s markets embrace dual listings and corporate governance reform

Asian companies are increasingly exploring the possibility of listing in non-U.S. markets.

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USA Rare Earth CEO on how this space became 'the most bipartisan issue in our government right now'

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Are doctors at risk of AI automation? 'Those who don't use it will be replaced by those who do'

From fortifying diagnostic accuracy to filling out electronic medical records (EMRs), AI is easing the workload of healthcare professionals worldwide.

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Southeast Asia needs to ‘think bigger’ if it wants to compete at the same level as the world’s biggest companies

“Not one of our countries in ASEAN is big enough to produce a multibillion-dollar company,” said Asia Partners cofounder Nicholas Nash.

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Private credit deals see a rise in ‘bad PIKs’ showing ‘cracks’ in the market for corporate lending

A majority of payments-in-kind deals, usually offered to riskier corporate borrowers, are now of the kind that indicates distress, Lincoln International says.

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