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Days after trolling billionaire Ken Griffin, Mamdani suggests King Charles should return a crown jewel to India

It's unclear if Mamdani told King Charles to his face to return the Koh-i-Noor diamond, a crown jewel since the mid-19th century.

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For years, the risk Jamie Dimon was most concerned about was geopolitics. His answer has shifted

“The bad guys can use cyber, and they’re going to get stronger and more powerful in terms of finding vulnerabilities.”

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"Competition is good for the industry”. Inchcape CEO’s case for optimism in automotive’s next chapter

From the rise of Chinese competitors to supply chain shocks and the limits of top-down EV mandates, the global auto industry is entering a more complex—and more competitive—phase of transformation where consumer demand, not regulation, will determine the winners

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How AstraZeneca's 17,000 AI-certified employees are helping it reach a 'stretch goal' of $80 billion in revenue

CFO Aradhana Sarin breaks down the building blocks behind the revenue target and reflects on a strong Q1.

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Current price of oil as of April 30, 2026

When oil prices change, it affects your energy costs—and even the price of everyday items. Here’s why.

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Trump-tied public crypto company buys startup from one-time ‘cannabis king’ who serves as current advisor in deal worth up to $43 million

The public company, AI Financial, struck a deal in August with a Trump family crypto outfit to stockpile $1.5 billion in Trump-linked cryptocurrency.

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Hyatt's CEO has built a 'family' culture for 20 years. Now he's leaning on it

As geopolitical shocks and a fractured workforce test his industry, Mark Hoplamazian tells Fortune that caring for people isn't soft — it's strategic.

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Why your data infrastructure — not your AI model — will determine whether Agentic AI scales

Most enterprises are burning AI budgets on tools they're not ready to use. The constraint isn't compute — it's the messy, siloed data underneath.

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The startup that wants to give surgeons X-ray vision

Illuminant—founded in 2021 to build “X-ray vision” for doctors—has raised an $8.4 million seed round, Fortune has exclusively learned.

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The global economy has a month—eight weeks at most—to avoid a recession, warns top economist

“The irony in all this is that the U.S., which started the war, does better in relative terms than anybody else because of its energy supplies.”

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Global investors are shrugging off Iran worries and returning to markets in Asia, the 'backbone of the whole AI value chain'

The AI boom is lifting markets across East Asia, yet energy concerns are causing Southeast Asia to lag behind.

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Gensler Co-Chair: Hot-desking was supposed to save money. It may be costing you your culture

Our survey data shows unassigned seating comes with a hidden price tag — in focus, belonging and the spontaneous collaboration that no policy can create.

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With no end in sight, Trump considers new options in Iran war—including the ‘Dark Eagle’ hypersonic missile

Everything you need to know before you reach the office this morning.

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The $665 billion question: Will Big Tech's AI gamble pay off?

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Thom Tillis: Free markets built American prosperity. Government intervention puts it at risk

Price controls, patent seizures, and institutional investment bans will undermine the very system that made America the world's most dynamic economy.

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The Strait of Hormuz is a data problem, not just a military one

GPS jamming, zombie ship IDs, and AIS blackouts have turned the world's most important oil corridor into a data void—and the real threat to global markets.

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Aerie built a $2 billion brand by rejecting Victoria’s Secret’s old playbook. Now it wants to win the AI backlash

An ad featuring Pamela Anderson offers an update to the brand’s body-positive ethos for the AI era.

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The debt crisis Congress has been ignoring could cost the average U.S. household $18,000 a year, according to a Brookings analysis

Taxing the rich doesn’t get remotely close to solving the debt crisis. So a solution will likely sweep across all income levels.

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Google Cloud revenue is now 18% of Alphabet's business. Is this the beginning of the end of Google's search identity?

Search and advertising have been central to Google’s identity and business from day one. The booming demand for AI may be changing that.

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Microsoft, Meta, and Google just announced billions more in AI spending. Only Google convinced investors it’s paying off.

Surging prices due to memory chip shortages have led to billions more in capital expenditures from Magnificent 7 companies—and many investors don’t like it.

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Meta is spending up to $145 billion this year on AI. When asked about signs of ROI, Zuckerberg said ‘that’s a very technical question’

CEO Mark Zuckerberg is planning to spend more on infrastructure in 2026 than Meta did in all of 2024 and 2025. Meta's stock fell 6% in after-hours trading.

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Exclusive: America's largest Black-owned bank launches podcast with mission to unlock hidden shame holding back generational wealth

OneUnited Bank’s new podcast, “Who’s Your Ma Honey?,” argues that psychological liberation and generational wealth are two sides of the same coin

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Jamie Dimon says bureaucracy sinks companies and the solution may be getting rid of the ‘jerks’ who don’t want to solve it

The JPMorgan CEO added that bureaucracy, complacency, and arrogance will take down a company faster than any outside competitor.

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Hilton CEO says the middle class is back. His competitors disagree

Hilton is the contrarian in a travel and hospitality sector that has been leaning into luxury as its primary growth engine.

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The national debt fix would cost $827 billion—roughly what America spends on its entire military, economists warn

A Cato Institute report lays out the scale of America's fiscal reckoning as the tools that once tamed the debt are no longer available.

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