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‘They left me no choice’: Powell isn’t going anywhere—blocking Trump from another Fed appointee

Powell said he’ll step down when the DOJ’s investigation is “well and truly over,” with no threats of revival.

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FedEx and UPS are pledging to give their tariff refunds back to consumers, and the sum will likely top $5 billion

“As soon as we ⁠get that money, we're going to remit it right back to our customers," UPS CEO Carol Tome said.

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Jerome Powell defies Trump one last time, holding rates steady: ‘The facts have moved decisively in the hawkish direction,’ top economist says

Four dissents signal that incoming Fed Chair Kevin Warsh inherits a committee far more hawkish than the White House wants.

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Meta quietly rolls out stablecoin payments four years after shelving controversial Libra project

Creators can receive payouts in the stablecoin USDC on the Solana and Polygon blockchains, according to a new page on Meta’s website.

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How JPMorgan's CIO is reshaping work at the bank with a $19.8 billion annual tech and AI budget

AI tools are already used by advisors, engineers, and wealth managers. What's next for CIO Lori Beer: redesigning workflows as AI agents proliferate.

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Starbucks is winning customers back after investing $500 million in workers and stores

Starbucks bet on more baristas, better schedules, and bigger benefits. It’s working.

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Robinhood CEO says a ‘tokenization supercycle’ is underway

Vlad Tenev is doubling down on his view that stocks and other assets will move to blockchain.

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Emma Grede, who helped build the $5 billion Skims empire, rejects ‘celebrity CEO’ label: ‘I’m a CEO who’s done so well you know my name’

The Skims founding partner shares why success isn’t about doing it all—but about making trade-offs, showing up in person, and taking action before you feel ready.

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Former Goldman Sachs CEO: Ivy League geniuses aren't always the most successful

Lloyd Blankfein, the former CEO of Goldman Sachs, said that his career “is not only relatable, but accessible”—it requires work ethic and a keen eye for opportunities.

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JPMorgan CEO Jamie Dimon warns a ‘great’ meeting is usually a bad one—here’s how he ends them instead

The leader of the U.S.’s largest bank says meetings should always end with clear action items—otherwise, they were probably a waste of time.

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I spent 20 years learning to navigate an industry. Then I built a campaign for the man who's dismantling it

I built a 30-foot sign on the 101 for an AI video director who works alone and outcompetes major agencies — a compelling case for my own obsolescence.

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Accenture's Julie Sweet blew up 50 years of company history. She says the hardest part is still ahead

Sweet dismantled her own operating model while reskilling for the AI age and preserving a great place to work. She says the Fortune 500 still isn't ready.

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Current price of oil as of April 29, 2026

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

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‘A little touch of luxury, it goes a long way’: Starbucks CEO sees the turn in the turnaround as human touch sings

Brian Niccol’s bet that Starbucks can function as an affordable indulgence for every income cohort just got its strongest data point yet.

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We're the CEOs of Peloton and the Hospital for Special Surgery. Living longer isn't enough, we need to live better, too

Americans are spending more years sick than ever before. Closing the gap between lifespan and healthspan starts with rethinking musculoskeletal care.

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OpenAI is 'strongly positioned,' says Wedbush's Dan Ives

The markets overreacted to a report about OpenAI, Ives said.

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Meet all 37 White House ballroom donors funding the $400 million build, including Silicon Valley tech giants, crypto bros and the Lutnicks

The list, reviewed by Fortune, did not mention specific dollar amounts offered by each contributor.

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The EU just blessed a car industry patent cartel—and the U.S. DOJ is fighting back

Europe's new antitrust rules let BMW, Volkswagen, and Mercedes collectively negotiate down tech licensing fees. American regulators call it illegal.

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AI won't kill your job — it will kill the path to your first one

The AI disruption story is being told wrong. Firms aren't firing — they're freezing hiring.

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No, tariffs are not strengthening the economy

A senior Tax Foundation economist examines the manufacturing job losses, GDP slowdown, and consumer price hikes that paint a very clear picture.

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Jamie Dimon gets candid about national debt: ‘There will be a bond crisis, and then we’ll have to deal with it’

“The level of things that are adding to the risk column are high, like geopolitics, oil, government deficits. And they may go away, but they may not.”

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Exclusive: Vanta hits $300 million ARR as ‘shadow AI’ explodes across corporate America

As companies struggle to control unsanctioned AI tools, the unicorn security startup has tripled revenue in two years and now serves 16,000 customers.

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Tariff-proof pay: How boardrooms quietly made sure the trade war stopped at the CEO’s door

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

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From encyclopedias to AI: How knowledge is changing the way we work

As AI transforms how knowledge is accessed and applied, it’s reshaping work, widening opportunity gaps, and elevating the human skills that matter most in a machine-driven world.

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More than two-thirds of U.S. schools say they’re unable to afford the cost of student free lunch—and MAHA’s dietary guidelines may make it worse

“These programs were already stretched thin before the guidelines changed,” food economist David Ortega said.

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