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Technology Innovation Institute: AI agents need proof, not promises

As AI systems shift from answering questions to taking action, enterprise trust has to be verifiable while the work happens, not asserted after it.

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The CEO with real-time data on 1 in 6 American workers says stop worrying about jobs—and start thinking about tasks

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‘This is the least crazy AI is ever going to get’: The lessons Europe’s execs must take from Anthropic’s shutdown

The challenge for Europe’s senior executives is that access to the world’s best AI may come at the cost of strategic autonomy, and they need to decide whether that tradeoff is worth it.

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Brexit, 10 years later: 7 prime ministers, a demographic slide, and a 6% to 8% smaller economy

Keir Starmer’s resignation will give the U.K. its seventh prime minister since the Brexit vote 10 years ago—a period that has reshaped the country’s population and economy.

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AI drug discovery firm Insilico Medicine signs deal with Korea’s SK Biopharmaceuticals worth $2.5 billion

“We want to be the SpaceX of the pharmaceutical industry,” Alex Zhavoronkov, co-CEO of Insilico Medicine, tells Fortune.

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Steve Jobs became a billionaire thanks to a Pixar gamble. Now ‘Toy Story 5’ is breaking box office records thanks to that bet

Before Jobs made Apple the most valuable company on Earth, he helped bring Pixar to life.

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The World Cup’s biggest winner so far? Prediction markets, where a $5.4 billion betting frenzy has shattered previous records

What began as a quirky corner of finance is quickly becoming another default app on fans’ phones during one of the world’s biggest sporting events.

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Kraft pounces on World Cup ranch craze with TSA-approved travel kits after the agency tells visitors to ‘avoid chugging’ the dressing

World Cup visitors are so enamored with the dressing, they’re chugging it outside of airport security, forcing TSA to issue a no-chugging warning.

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Nvidia says its new data center design will fix AI’s water problem

The company says it has eliminated “pretty much all water usage” with its new liquid cooling design.

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What leaders can learn from the Knicks ending their 53-year championship drought

Resilience isn't built in winning seasons. It's built in losing ones.

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Drowning in AI: Companies are launching hundreds of projects, and that’s a problem

At Fortune Brainstorm Tech, executives from Carvana, GXO, and other firms shared lessons for companies about rapid AI adoption.

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Data center protests have become a national sport, despite only 8% of opponents actually living near one

Data center opposition—and the AI backlash in general—is more about anxiety towards the future than experience in the present.

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Elon Musk to get a billion shares of SpaceX if he can settle a million humans on Mars

Prediction market traders think a human colony on Mars is unlikely, and SpaceX itself did not specify a timeline in its prospectus.

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The Fed is fed up with inflation and will bring down the hammer with a series of rate hikes this year, reversing earlier cuts, BofA says

“The Fed was willing to look through the tariffs, but it is losing patience after the latest round of supply shocks.”

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Meet the 2 men putting New York's $300 billion pension fund in play for the first time in 20 years

Two insurgent Democrats say the most powerful financial office in New York has been mismanaging your money—and not to vote for the other guy.

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OpenAI is betting on a super app as it heads toward an IPO

Folding ChatGPT and Codex into a single platform is about winning over customers—and investors.

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Texas and Charlotte used to build huge McMansions—now they're copying the California design tricks they once mocked

The American Dream is getting smaller and more expensive than ever for homebuyers.

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A record 1 in 3 Gen Z and young millennials were still living with their parents in 2025—more than during the pandemic—despite most having a job

Around 70% of 25 to 34-year-olds who still live at home with their parents are actually employed.

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By 7 a.m., Bank of America’s CEO has already read 5 newspapers, his email inbox, and hit the gym—he says if you’re late to meetings, you’re ‘selfish’

Brian Moynihan says punctuality is a cornerstone of workplace respect, joining JPMorgan and Southwest CEOs with strong feelings about meetings.

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Americans are fleeing the U.S. at record rates—an ex-Google engineer who left India to build a $7.2 billion AI firm says they’re making a mistake

He left India for Silicon Valley, built two billion-dollar companies, and insists the U.S. "remains the land of opportunity" as Americans flee.

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Forget speed: L’Oréal’s innovation chief says AI rewards companies with history

AI is allowing incumbents to innovate faster by leveraging their deep expertise, vast datasets, and the systems to turn knowledge into growth, says Delphine Viguier-Hovasse

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Europe must take opportunity to 'dream bigger' if its to seize its innovation moment

As AI, economic nationalism, and geopolitical rivalry reshape the global economy, Europe is making its case as a serious innovation power.

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Lyft CEO: we’re setting a multi-sensor safety standard for autonomous rides

We're drawing a hard line: no fully driverless vehicle without multiple sensor redundancy will operate on the platform.

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Current price of oil as of June 22, 2026

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

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AI was supposed to replace executive assistants. It promoted them instead

As AI automates administrative work, the most sought-after executive assistants are taking on bigger responsibilities and commanding higher pay.

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