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Are services the new software? This Sequoia partner thinks so

Sequoia partner Julien Bek penned a viral essay arguing there's a gold mine in AI-native service firms

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Investors are valuing Polymarket at a discount to archrival Kalshi—and its crypto ties could be one reason why

Polymarket is fundraising at a reported $15 billion valuation, while Kalshi was last valued at $22 billion.

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Meta will start tracking employees’ screens and keystrokes to train AI tools

To build AI workers, tech companies are now mining how humans actually work.

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'Something sinister could be happening': FBI looks into dead or missing nuclear and space defense scientists tied to NASA, Blue Origin, and SpaceX

Eleven scientists related to nuclear and space defense programs are missing or dead since 2022. Nearly four years later, Congress is finally looking into it.

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Google Cloud’s next big moment—and what it needs to continue its ascent

Google's once-forgotten Cloud division is making a run on the strength of Gemini.

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The tables have turned: Florida and Texas are the biggest losers in the housing market as Ohio emerges a surprise winner

Cleveland is becoming one of the more desirable markets for homebuyers.

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'I thought the oil would be much higher': Trump's rosy Iran war spin risks sending traders the wrong message

Goldman says the stock market rally is real, but built on hope. Citadel says Trump’s own words drive volatility. Trump thinks oil could be $200 a barrel.

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Tariffs, war, and now a historic drought have converged into a ‘perfect storm’ for U.S. farmers and food prices

American farms were already struggling under tariffs and soaring fuel and fertilizer costs. Then came a record-setting drought.

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The hidden $25 billion public health cost of America’s data center boom

Researchers are trying to shed light on the externalities and hidden costs of the murky data center economy.

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Trump officials whisper that his Truth Social posts about Iran risk killing peace talks

The Trump White House is having its own version of 2016 nostalgia as the avalanche of leaks commences.

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Kevin Warsh would be one of the wealthiest Fed chairs ever and says he ‘lived the American Dream.’ Here’s what he wants for the central bank

During and after the pandemic, the Fed “missed its mark,” Warsh told senators, and the U.S. economy is “still dealing with the legacy of policy errors.”

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How Trump's war screwed you out of your Trump tax refund: Wall Street has the receipts

Goldman Sachs and Morgan Stanley crunched the numbers on the OBBBA refund bonanza—and the math is brutal. Gas prices wiped it out.

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Here’s what Warren Buffett, Sam Altman, Donald Trump, and everyone else has to say about Tim Cook stepping down

Trump called Cook by his pet name, “Tim Apple,” in a post congratulating the longtime Apple CEO, who will step down on Sept. 1.

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The Trump administration has yet to deploy a key legal move that would render tariff refund applications a 'waste of time,' federal litigator warns

The White House has not appealed the Court of International Trade’s universal refund order, and it has tariff experts scratching their heads.

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Apple is slipping on Tim Cook’s exit. Wall Street says buy anyway

Wall Street is betting a hardware lifer is exactly what Apple’s AI problem needs.

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JetBlue told a grieving customer to clear his cookies after a $230 price hike—then deleted the evidence

The FTC has been studying surveillance pricing since 2024 and recently its chairman told a Senate committee it may be time to review its disclosure rules for companies.

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Apple taps John Ternus as its next CEO—and Tim Cook says he is handing down the same advice Steve Jobs gave him

Apple insider John Ternus will become CEO of the $4 trillion tech giant this September, and outgoing leader Tim Cook has just revealed the advice he’ll give his successor.

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Amazon CEO Andy Jassy tells Gen Z that if they want to be successful, they have to ‘pay their dues’ first

Before he ran Amazon, Andy Jassy wanted to be a pro athlete. Now he’s telling Gen Z that not having a plan isn’t a crisis—it’s a competitive advantage.

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‘They’re sweating’: Why Japanese giants are pouring money into Silicon Valley startups

Pegasus Tech Ventures is quadrupling the corporate venture fund it manages for Japanet, the Japanese television shopping group.

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America's 'silent army' of skilled tradespeople are retiring with no one to replace them—and the price tag could hit $1 trillion a year

The shortage of electricians, HVAC techs, and pipe fitters could have catastrophic consequences for the economy, according to a new JLL report exclusively shared with Fortune.

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Stripe and Paradigm-backed blockchain Tempo launches advisory unit to promote stablecoin adoption

DoorDash, Visa, and Stripe are using Tempo for payments infrastructure

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Current price of oil as of April 21, 2026

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

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Fermi's CFO resigns—just two days after the CEO stepped down

As Fermi searches for a new CFO, the question isn’t just about AI expertise.

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Inside Kevin Warsh's opening statement: Inflation is a choice, independence is essential, and a couple of notable name drops

“I do not believe the operational independence of monetary policy is particularly threatened when elected officials state their views on interest rates.”

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The $100 oil shock is hitting the middle class like a margin call

As gas tops $4 a gallon, Wall Street debates inflation. But middle-class families and female breadwinners are absorbing the shock with little margin left.

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