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This talent CEO says laid-off tech workers are ignoring a $300K ‘white-collar trade job’ with 81K openings a year

As AI layoffs threaten the white-collar workforce, the $700 billion data center build-out is minting six-figure technician roles, and employers can’t fill them fast enough.

Billionaire Connie Ballmer just donated $80 million to support NPR after Trump cut $1.1 billion from public broadcasting

Billionaire Connie Ballmer just donated $80 million to support NPR after Trump cut $1.1 billion from public broadcasting

Ballmer and an anonymous donor gifted the network more than $110 million to support digital transformation and local stations.

UAE officials reportedly warned they may be forced to use yuan or other currencies if they run low on dollars amid the Iran war

UAE officials reportedly warned they may be forced to use yuan or other currencies if they run low on dollars amid the Iran war

Any pivot away from the dollar by a top oil producer would represent a major threat to the currency’s supremacy.

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Italian court rules every Netflix price hike from 2017 to 2024 unlawful and orders the company to refund subscribers up to 500 euros

According to Italian consumer law, companies cannot unilaterally alter subscription prices without stating a legitimate justification in the contract.

Nvidia CEO says that AI agents will make workers busier than ever—they’ll ‘harass’ and ‘micromanage’ you, instead of take your job

Jensen Huang, CEO of $4.8 trillion tech giant Nvidia, says AI will help humans explore space, get better at their jobs, and live more cost-effectively.

Spirit Airlines looked like it was in the clear of reemerging from bankruptcy, but rising fuel costs threaten its exit

The budget-friendly airline had planned to exit its second bankruptcy by the summer. Now, it’s at risk of liquidation.

It’s crunch time for Kevin Warsh: Here’s how he might try to begin selling the idea of rate cuts. It requires some complex economic gymnastics

“In a way, one can afford a lower interest rate with a smaller balance sheet.”

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Current price of oil as of April 20, 2026

Current price of oil as of April 20, 2026

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

Top HR leaders warn against using AI as cover for mass layoffs

Top HR leaders warn against using AI as cover for mass layoffs

HR leaders warn that using AI to justify layoffs is a shortsighted strategy.

Warren Buffett’s favorite market indicator is flashing a warning

Warren Buffett’s favorite market indicator is flashing a warning

A new Fortune analysis breaks down what it means for investors today.

The crypto industry and prediction markets share a mission of disruption—but it’s not clear where crypto fits in

The crypto industry and prediction markets share a mission of disruption—but it’s not clear where crypto fits in

Big crypto players Coinbase and Robinhood view platforms like Polymarket and Kalshi as allies and rivals.

The hidden ROI of AI: What leaders should actually measure

The hidden ROI of AI: What leaders should actually measure

How enterprises can bridge the gap between AI experimentation and real business impact.

How Carvana went from a 99% stock plunge to record profit in 3 years

How Carvana went from a 99% stock plunge to record profit in 3 years

Carvana has staged a strong comeback since its near-collapse in 2022.

Private markets have soared to $10 trillion in AUM. But why have they underperformed public markets?

Private markets have soared to $10 trillion in AUM. But why have they underperformed public markets?

The private markets hold a contradiction that’s potentially nearing a turning point.

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U.S. stock futures tumble as Iran refuses Trump's 'deal' and Strait stays shut

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

Cisco's John Chambers lived through the dot-com crash. He says the AI bubble is harder to navigate

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Southeast Asia’s short-term solution to the global energy crunch? Russian crude

Malaysia joins a growing number of Southeast Asian nations hoping to tap Russia’s stocks of crude oil.

Exclusive: Your delivery robot will now offer the blind real-time, on-the-ground eyes around sidewalk hazards

Coco Robotics is partnering with BlindSquare, the world’s most popular GPS app for the blind, to turn data from delivery robots into spoken alerts.

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The director of the Congressional Budget Office—known for its gloomy national debt data—is very optimistic that a crisis will be avoided entirely

“Making progress to address the fiscal trajectory would be a positive for the U.S. economy,” Swagel said. “We can’t go on [with] the scolding narrative.”

Kalshi’s fight over sports betting is hurtling toward the Supreme Court—and the future of gambling is at stake

Kalshi is in a make-or-break fight to preserve a lucrative new prediction markets industry, expected to grow to over $200 billion this year.

Markets shudder as Strait of Hormuz starts resembling a combat zone. 'We're prepared to subject you to disabling fire'

Tensions in the Gulf escalated Sunday, when the Navy seized a ship for the first time as part of its blockade, with a destroyer firing at a vessel attempting to evade the dragnet.

The explosion of U.S. debt is wiping out the 'safety premium' of Treasury bonds, and time is running out for an orderly fiscal solution, IMF warns

“In other words, Treasuries now offer a higher yield than the synthetic-dollar equivalents for hedged G10 sovereign bonds.”

Federal government launches broad probe into mysterious disappearances and deaths of top scientists. ‘We haven’t found anything alarming yet’

“A lot of the nuclear security scientists are in DOE. So yes, of course we are looking into this.”

Elon Musk bans résumés and cover letters in hiring for his chip team. These are the 3 bullet points he’s looking for instead

The Tesla CEO is nixing the résumé, following a growing trend in recruiting that emphasizes skills over credentials.

Thousands of CEOs admit AI had no impact on employment or productivity—and it has economists resurrecting a paradox from 40 years ago

In the 1980s, economist Robert Solow made an observation that reminded economists of today’s AI boom: “You can see the computer age everywhere but in the productivity statistics.”

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