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StubHub CEO Eric Baker is under scrutiny for enabling mass scalpers on his ticket reselling platform

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One-third of Seattle's downtown is empty: Here's how America's boomtown turned into one of the toughest places to find a job

What exactly has happened to work in the Emerald City?

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Amazon and Microsoft are spending $400 billion on AI—and investors are low on patience

Days after Wall Street punished Alphabet for its unbridled spending on AI infrastructure, the world’s two leading cloud giants are set to provide the latest update on their long-running rivalry.

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New York City women are making up to $30,000 per month by renting out their closets to strangers

Pickle, a peer-to-peer luxury clothing rental service, has taken New York City by storm, and women are cashing in.

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CEO of the top-rated hiring platform says the job market is so bad that candidates are paying $20 to mass apply and driving bosses crazy with spam

Job seekers are spamming every job with AI. Employers are using AI to filter them out. Greenhouse’s CEO says it’s created a doom loop for everyone.

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Billionaires are flooding the midterms with cash—and nearly 80 cents of every dollar backs Republicans. Most of the time, the bigger spender wins

The bigger spender wins up to 90% of the time. But strategists on both sides say money follows winners more than it makes them.

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China is using the steel playbook on AI—and America’s tech billionaires are standing in the blast zone

Scott Galloway thinks it’s “modern-day steel dumping.” Here’s a look at what he means.

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McKinsey: Global households got $40 trillion richer in 2025 as the paper wealth economy swelled to $1.8 quadrillion

That's right, quadrillion with a "Q."

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AI and the ‘skinny hamburger, fat bun’ problem — why the future of work needs to look more like a pizza

Yahoo Finance GM George Leimer led the development of a new investing product, AlphaSpace, and his team has shipped over 100 new features in two months.

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Kospi index and U.S. stock futures jump as new Hormuz talks send oil prices plunging amid Iran war pause while Wall Street awaits Fed meeting

Iran and Oman are also in talks that center around having Iran run vessel transit through the Strait of Hormuz with fewer restrictions on ships.

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China's Moonshot, Z.AI, and DeepSeek are challenging U.S. AI labs—and beating them on cost

“The AI ecosystem in China is probably much better than people thought."

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Mideast oil may soon have no way out amid 'everything everywhere all at once' wars, but the crisis in refined products is even worse

"So we are starting to talk about the kind of no way out scenarios because of this new Red Sea unrest."

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Ukraine's attack on an Iranian ship in the Caspian Sea could signal a new battlefront as U.S. seeks to form 'a ring of economic and military pressure'

"In any case, what is clear is that Iran’s war is becoming increasingly intertwined with two other conflicts: the Saudi-Houthi confrontation and the Russia-Ukraine war."

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The 'White Lotus' effect: How fabulous TV locations are reshaping luxury travel and infuriating locals

From the Côte d’Azur to the Scottish Highlands, you can now plan a vacation as fabulous as your favorite show.

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Jeff Bezos says working harder is the cure for anxiety: ‘The stress goes away the second I take that first step’

Bezos worked through decades of stress to build the No. 1 Fortune 500 company.

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Despite nearing their 60s, nearly four in 10 Americans heading towards the end of their careers don’t even have a retirement account

Around four in 10 U.S. Gen Xers, and even some baby boomers, haven’t saved for retirement—as current retirees who didn’t save enough endure a “nightmare.”

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A Gen Xer sold his company for $1.6 billion. He kept less than $100 million and gave the rest away because he doesn't 'believe in billionaires'

EXCLUSIVE: Brian O’Kelley says he’s capped his wealth to $100 million. The tech founder tells Fortune billionaires are wasteful, out of touch, and “othered” from real life.

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No, Miami isn't more expensive than New York. But it may be less 'affordable'

"Now they're having affordability issues, and I think that's really making people think twice about leaving New York," broker Michelle Griffith said.

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The U.S. government invested $27 billion in corporate stakes. Good luck finding them

The Trump administration’s equity stakes—from Intel to quantum startups—appear in no budget document and are subject to no watchdog.

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Jeff Raikes: The talent debt I warned about is now showing up in the data

As AI becomes standard at work, colleges must pair technical training with the judgment graduates will need to use it well.

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This millennial job-hopped every 6 months to $90K by the time she was 23—she left it all behind to become a salary negotiation guru

Hannah Williams, the creator and host of Salary Transparent Street, ditched her $115,000 job to pull back the curtain on what workers really make.

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George Martin never out-wrote the Beatles. That's Exactly why he's the AI leadership lesson now

The "Fifth Beatle" didn't have better answers than Lennon and McCartney, the "Dean of Innovation" writes for Fortune—he heard possibilities they couldn't.

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College-educated women are snapping up the highest-earning men without college degrees, leaving the rest further behind

A new NBER study finds that as college men grow scarce, college-educated women marry high-earning men without degrees—leaving non-college women with a shrinking, poorer pool of potential husbands

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Why lotteries can make winning feel more valuable than buying: The hidden psychology behind 'Enter to win'

From Broadway drawings to free sports tickets, lotteries distribute scarce experiences. One economist says they reveal demand.

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I've been teaching college students for decades. Most of them can no longer finish a book

I assume students will do the reading of long, dense texts, week after week. Lately, that assumption has started to feel naive.

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