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A John Lewis makeover: How I reinvented my personal style

Post Dame Sharon, John Lewis is returning to its roots, and customer service is forming the cornerstone of this renaissance.

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“Chaos is the new order”—Fortune 500 Europe Michelin CEO says agility is antidote to global trade wars

Rapid changes in the global economy pose challenges for multinationals with cross-border supply chains. Michelin's CEO Florent Menegaux tells Fortune how the company is navigating the turbulence.

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Spotify HR chief says remote staff aren’t ‘children,’ resisting RTO mandates

Spotify isn’t planning to follow Amazon and scrap its “work from anywhere” policy, but its HR chief admitted remote work isn’t ideal.

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Microsoft says Asia’s climb up the value chain—from ‘made in’ to ‘created in’—will make it a hub for AI adoption

“We are consuming more AI than the rest of the world,” Microsoft Asia president Rodrigo Kede Lima notes. “The region is ahead on AI.”

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U.S. tariffs will hasten, not slow, China's drive for tech self-sufficiency

The next time the U.S. tries something like the H20 chip ban, it may mean very little to the China AI ecosystem.

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U.S. stocks rebound late in the day to finish positive after earlier drawdowns

Investors are still looking to potential trade deals to offer some certainty moving forward.

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Trump's trade war means empty shelves are looming: How long until consumers feel the pain

"It is quite evident that the impact of the trade war has caused many shippers to pause, or outright cancel, shipments," says one container-shipping expert.

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Gen Z college grads expect to earn more than $100,000 at their first job. Their actual paycheck is a rude awakening

Youthful optimism meets economic reality.

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Why AI needs the equivalent of the ‘black box’ in aviation—and America should lead the way

AI failures should be turned into industry-wide improvements instead of being viewed as isolated problems.

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A quarter of U.S. consumers are now financing groceries with buy-now, pay-later as economic pressures mount, survey says

More than 40% of buy-now, pay-later users made a late payment in the past year, up from 34% the year before, according to data from Lending Tree.

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The GOP’s proposed cuts to FEMA and Medicaid reveal the paradox of red state dependence

GOP budget negotiations darken the future of FEMA disaster relief and Medicaid funding—lifelines more to red states than blue ones.

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Bitcoin climbs above $95,000 as the cryptocurrency’s ETFs rake in $3 billion

Bitcoin is increasingly seen as a safe haven from a volatile traditional stock market.

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Chrissy Teigen is sharing what it was like to see her son Miles, 6 diagnosed with Type 1 diabetes: 'It was just so shocking'

“All of a sudden we were just thrown into having to learn everything imaginable the same day that he needed to start shots,” Teigen recounts.

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Khloé Kardashian gets on the protein craze with new popcorn brand

The classic snack gets a muscle makeover.

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PepsiCo CEO was grilled about GLP-1s by a 13-year-old on his Q1 conference call

The CEO responded seriously with a mention of the company’s “fiber and hydration solutions.”

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Ending the U.S. trade deficit with tariffs is impossible, and it risks eliminating two longstanding U.S. surpluses

Dealmaking has ground to a halt for the U.S. financial services industry, which generated a $130 billion trade surplus last year.

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Oreo continues its fast pace of unusual cookie flavors with chocolate-covered pretzel offering

Limited-edition cookie is headed to store shelves.

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Multimillionaire 'Sinners' director was $200,000 deep in student debt and 'making no money' around the filming of 'Creed'

“I was always 200 grand in debt for film school," the now-multimillionaire director behind "Creed" and "Black Panther" revealed. "It was bad.”

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Scott Bessent says it’s China’s responsibility to ‘de-escalate’ trade war

The U.S. has an escalation plan in its “back pocket” that it doesn’t want to have to use, Bessent said.

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Trump says he is 'bringing Columbus Day back from the ashes' even though the holiday never actually went away

It never went away.

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He named his business after Elon Musk. Now he's paying $20,000 to change that

That will cost him up to $20,000.

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Gen X retirees have regrets over how much they saved. They’re copying Gen Z and turning to side gigs to make ends meet

Feeling the burn of inflation and not saving enough, some retirees are embracing side gigs and breaking the stigma that the end of their careers has to be the end of working altogether.

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Ex–DeepMind and Airbus execs just launched an AI assistant for engineers—with dreams of building starships

P-1 AI just raised $23 million to build a new kind of AI engineer that could someday design starships.

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This 35-year-old investor backs AI's hottest companies

Sarah Guo went from youngest partner at Greylock to her own firm, Conviction.

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Employees are engaging in revenge RTO, but these small acts of defiance are the symptom of a bigger problem

Small workplace infractions like stealing snacks and leaving early are signs that the workplace social contract has broken down.

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