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CFOs chart a course for crypto in corporate finance

Despite some concerns, finance chiefs are already making plans to adopt crypto, according to Deloitte.

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I'm a cybersecurity CEO who advises over 9,000 agencies and Sam Altman is wrong that the AI fraud crisis is coming—it’s already here

We may soon recognize a "Moore's Law"-style principle for AI that I call “Altman’s Law”: every 180 days, AI capabilities double.

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The Fed’s Powell said ‘downside risks’ six times in his press conference yesterday—is that bad news for tomorrow’s jobs number?

The jobs number (nonfarm payrolls, to give its technical name) is due out tomorrow. Expect stocks to react strongly if it comes in weak.

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Powell didn’t just refuse to deliver a rate cut—he also hinted a raise might have been on the cards

Powell put a cat among the pigeons by suggesting he was minded to "look through" tariff-induced inflation by not increasing interest rates.

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UnitedHealth Group didn’t just miss earnings, it did something far worse

In less than a month, this corporate giant had lost more than half its value.

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Bill Gates' $645 million superyacht, the first ever to be powered by hydrogen, is for sale. A yachtie calls it 'a modern engineering marvel, period'

The Microsoft cofounder reportedly commissioned the superyacht a few years ago.

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AI can now turn anyone into a K-pop star. Watch how tools from Korea's Supertone work

At last week’s Brainstorm AI Singapore conference, Supertone founder Kyogu Lee demonstrated how AI-powered tools can transform a person's voice.

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Warren Buffett’s advice to Brooks CEO: ‘Make sure the brand is stronger at the end of the year than it was at the beginning’

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61% of white collar workers think AI will replace their current role in 3 years—but they're too busy enjoying less stress to worry right now

Fears of AI's takeover are being balanced out by something sweeter: better work-life balance, flexibility, and productivity.

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Grab is in ‘prime position’ to support the transition to driverless cars, says CEO Anthony Tan

The ride-hailing firm launched a driverless bus in early July that ferries employees from its headquarters to a nearby metro station four kilometers away.

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As AI threatens jobs, Mark Cuban once said this human skill can help Gen Z stand out—and it’s completely free

“We’d all rather do business with somebody who smiles. We’d all rather work with somebody who smiles,” Cuban said in 2023.

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Former NBA star Gilbert Arenas and suspected Israeli crime figure arrested in high-stakes illegal poker empire at California mansion, prosecutors said

The allegedly illegal poker nights included private chefs, valets, and armed security at a mansion in Encino, Calif., prosecutors said.

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AI and robots can help the world grow more food—even if they're still not quite as good as a human farmer

Even "simple advice" from AI can help farmers, argues Feroz Sheikh, Syngenta's chief information and digital officer.

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Microsoft climbs to $4 trillion in after-hours trading on blowout earnings

"In our largest quarter of the year, we significantly exceeded expectations," CEO Satya Nadella said.

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Meta’s Mark Zuckerberg laid out his AI vision that outperformed Q2 expectations and sent shares soaring

Meta reported strong financial performance on Wednesday, with revenue rising 22% to $47.5 billion.

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Robinhood 'hulk smashes' earnings as push to diversify revenue pays off

The online brokerage saw its quarter-over-quarter revenue jump almost 7%, despite lagging crypto revenue.

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Trump fulfills campaign promise with digital assets report—but his biggest crypto challenge looms

The White House released its long-anticipated, 166-page digital assets report on Wednesday.

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To prevent 'unintentional alcohol ingestion,' High Noon is recalling vodka seltzers mislabeled as Celsius energy drinks

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Companies are rushing to add crypto to their balance sheet—but experts warn it's a fad

The share price boost for Bitcoin-holding firms is real—but for how long?

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Jerome Powell’s Federal Reserve holds rates steady despite immense pressure from Trump to cut, cut, cut

The Fed cited the economy’s resilience as part of its motivation for maintaining rates.

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Starbucks ends 6-year Gen Z experiment after finding proof that human connection is better

The "frictionless" experience that Gen Z supposedly wanted turned out to be a bit "soulless" instead.

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Why Booz Allen’s CTO used generative AI to make a deepfake video of himself

Booz Allen Hamilton's CTO, Bill Vass, made a deepfake video of himself to promote greater worker skepticism of video and audio content and conversations.

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Eventbrite’s CEO walked away from Hollywood to build a $225 million ticketing company with her own money: ‘If it's a disaster, we'll just be broke’

Exclusive: Eventbrite CEO and cofounder Julia Hartz launched the company in a windowless closet with her two cofounders for less than $250,000, after leaving her career behind working on Friends, Jackass, and The Shield.

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Gen Z can retire as millionaires, ‘Shark Tank’ star Rashaun Williams says—they just need to quit doom spending and follow his 3 tips

Gen Z is watching boomers unretire and doom spending their money in despair—but seven-figure wealth is entirely achievable, the multimillionaire ‘Shark Tank’ star Rashaun Williams tells Fortune.

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Hess is now owned by Chevron, but Hess toy trucks will remain owned by the Hess family

Holiday tradition stays in family hands.

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