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Inside India’s AI Impact Summit: Robot fraud, gridlocked roads, a shirtless protest, and AWOL Bill Gates

India’s AI Impact Summit promised to reshape the global AI order. It also featured robot-dog fraud, hours of traffic, and a no-show from Bill Gates.

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What Amazon's Fortune 500 rise teaches about building new growth engines

Amazon didn’t overtake Walmart by winning retail alone.

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The leaders’ guide to handling an ICE visit in the workplace

ICE raids are now an HR problem.

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I shared the same guru as William Hurt and Elizabeth Gilbert. Here are 3 things I learned — and now tell CEOs — about toxic leadership

In the early '90s, I lived in an ashram with a guru who was said to be all knowing. Elizabeth wrote about one of her ashrams in "Eat Pray Love."

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Is Ethereum good enough for Wall Street? If history is any guide, the answer is clear

A consortium of banks is building its own version of blockchain—it will be hard pressed to make it work.

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Supreme Court limits Trump tariffs, but CFOs still face a volatile trade landscape

Companies may have to juggle new levies, refund questions, and an unsettled outlook for 2026.

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The 29-year old investor who went from selling fake IDs to backing Poppi raises a $75 million fund to invest in brands with a ‘cultural edge’

Inside Second Sight Ventures, the New York-based firm run by Patrick Finnegan and Chris Hollod.

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Scott Bessent has ‘got a feeling’ that $175 billion raised under the IEEPA is lost to the American people for good

“My sense is that could be dragged out for weeks, months, years,” Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent said.

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Stocks sell off as traders wake up to the realization that Trump’s new tariff options could be ‘highly punitive’

Some of the things Trump might do next could be more extreme than his “Liberation Day” tariffs, and will certainly be more complex.

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CEOs who despised Trump's tariffs are still quiet after Supreme Court ruling

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Why Trump’s ‘greatest economy’ boast could hurt him with voters

History suggests that voter anxiety can outweigh good economic numbers at the polls. Just ask George H.W. Bush and Bill Clinton.

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DBS, Southeast Asia’s largest bank, partners with VC giant Granite Asia to counter the region's lack of capital

The partnership launches with a new $110 million fund, exclusively for DBS's wealth clients, that targets IPO-stage AI and tech startups in the region.

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The Russian economy is eating its own muscle to survive as Putin’s war on Ukraine destroys future capacity, former central bank advisor says

“The body is metabolizing its own muscle tissue for energy,” Prokopenko said.

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A two-child household must earn $400,000 a year for childcare to be affordable, study says. 'It’s easy to see why birth rates are falling'

“Most parents could tell you that childcare costs are astronomical these days and can cause a major financial burden, even for high-income families.”

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Hoping for a tariff refund? Trump officials say they are waiting for lower courts to provide instructions. 'They created the situation'

"I'm not going to get out ahead of the court. We will follow the court's direction. But as I said that could be weeks or months away.

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Not all degrees are a waste of time: MBA graduates from Harvard, MIT, and Wharton are making over $245,000 just three years after graduating

While many Gen Z college grads struggle in the job market, recent MBA graduates from Harvard and MIT are pulling in close to a quarter of a million dollars.

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Forget 40 hours: The Dutch get their work done in just 32 hours a week—and women made it possible

Netherlands’ workers are only clocking in four days per week, while American staffers stuck in the 'grindset' average 43 hours on the job weekly.

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Millennial manager took her job hunt to Tinder—and landed 3 interviews as a result

On top of tapping the usual suspects like LinkedIn and Indeed, Samantha Rogers logged onto her Tinder profile and added the words “seeking work opportunities” to her bio.

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Meet the retired Olympic champions starting second careers at Goldman Sachs with zero financial expertise and no office experience

Olympic champions and pro athletes are finding a new start at Goldman Sachs after retiring from sports. Luckily for them, the bank is looking for their distinct skills over their financial savvy.

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Goldman’s board kills DEI — and that’s not a terrible thing

Corporate boards are overwhelmingly composed of former executives and financial professionals. Is that really diversity?

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The Nobel laureate who cowrote ‘Why Nations Fail’ warns U.S. democracy won’t survive the AI job-pocalypse. AI advocates suggest the opposite

Daron Acemoglu told Fortune Donald Trump’s AI policy could jeopardize U.S. democracy. But AI proponents say any regulation would hamper AI innovation.

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A decade ago, I had a front row seat as Jesse Jackson held big tech firms accountable for being overwhelmingly white and male

In 2026, diversity efforts across tech companies and corporate America are facing rollbacks, precisely the moment Reverend Jackson warned about.

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Recruiter reveals broken Zoom interview etiquette: bathrobes, yoga, and outsourcing thinking to AI

Redballoon's Sara Nibler said she recently screened a candidate who was "fresh from the shower, with his hair still dripping wet, his shirt was open."

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At 61, this major insurance CEO works out 6 days a week with his 23-year-old son—he picks his brain for a Gen Z perspective while lifting weights

As CEO of a $23 billion-a-year Fortune 500 company, Bupa’s boss Iñaki Ereño must be on his A-game. For the 61-year-old that means working out nearly daily with his Gen Z son.

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New Fed report shows Biden's immigration policies top Trump's on economic growth

A new research paper found that the huge influx of foreigners under President Biden's open border policy had the beneficial role of increasing the labor force, especially in areas where the U.S. sorely needed workers.

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