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Anthropic is giving some firms access to Claude Mythos to bolster cybersecurity defenses

Fortune first reported that Anthropic was developing and testing the new model, which the company described as “by far the most powerful AI model” it has ever developed.

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Trump, the $39 trillion national debt, rosy growth assumptions and the question of 'a sustainable path'

The White House is betting 3% GDP growth will shrink the deficit—but faster growth would likely drive up interest costs on the $39 trillion national debt.

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Sam Altman and Vinod Khosla agree: AI will break the economy. Their fix is no income tax for most Americans

The venture capitalist's proposal to eliminate income taxes for earners under $100,000 now has a powerful institutional ally—the most valuable AI company on the planet.

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Top economist Mark Zandi says the indicator that has called every recession since WWII just signaled we're already in one

The Vicious Cycle Index is a recession indicator that takes labor force participation changes into consideration. The top economist at Moody’s Analytics said it’s flashing red.

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Iranians begin forming human chains around power plants ahead of Trump’s deadline, social media videos show

Tehran called for citizens to physically shield critical infrastructure after Trump said “a whole civilization will die.”

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MacKenzie Scott's latest donation takes her HBCU giving to well over $1 billion

The billionaire philanthropist's $42 million gift to Elizabeth City State University caps a multi-year streak of transformative, no-strings-attached giving to historically Black colleges and universities.

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Artemis II’s astronauts are on their way home—a six-figure salary but no overtime or hazard pay awaits them back on Earth

Despite making history for the entire human race, Artemis II astronauts are paid a humble salary of about $152,000—on par with mid-career desk jobs and skilled trades careers.

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Only one in five workers feel like their jobs are safe—manufacturers, warehouse workers, and women are the most worried

As AI reshapes work, most employees no longer feel like their jobs are safe—but those in manufacturing, construction, transportation, and warehousing are feeling the least confident.

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So… what are we doing with AI? Innovating in an age of caution

Boards want AI results, but capital is tighter and risks feel higher. So how can leaders experiment fast enough to innovate without destabilizing the businesses they run?

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Trump’s dire warning to Iran: ‘A whole civilization will die tonight, never to be brought back again’

Iran and the U.S. have less than 12 hours to make a deal.

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TE Connectivity CEO: the real promise of AI is long-term transformation, not short-term efficiency gains

Over 80% of industrial engineering firms have adopted AI. But as exec fixate on ROI, they risk missing the infrastructure overhaul required.

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A J.P. Morgan analyst sees 60% downside to Tesla stock—and he may be too optimistic

Elon Musk’s pivot from electric-vehicle sales to self-driving taxis and robotics will clobber Tesla’s earnings and could crush its shares.

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Current price of oil as of April 7, 2026

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

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AI is moving fast. CFOs have a narrow window to shape its value

At Fortune's Modern CFO dinner, a Stanford AI researcher talks about harnessing AI value.

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AI is transforming work—and talent strategy must keep up

In the AI era, CHROs will play a pivotal role in equipping organizations for success.

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Crypto hedge fund Split Capital winds down as its founder nabs new gig as an exec at stablecoin startup Plasma

Zaheer Ebtikar believes that crypto hedge funds are things of the past.

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MacKenzie Scott rewrote the rules of philanthropy. Who will follow her lead?

Diversity pledges have curdled into anti-DEI PR, while Black-led organizations receive less than 1% of philanthropic giving.

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Small businesses are ‘doing fine.’ That’s a problem for the U.S. Chamber of Commerce

Small business owners are feeling uneasy about the Iran war. They're doing just fine, but that's not good considering all of the tax incentives created to help them do much better.

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SpaceX, OpenAI, and Anthropic could reopen the IPO market—or drain it

Startups are now split between legacy unicorns struggling to prove AI growth and new AI leaders that may be too early for public markets.

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I just became CEO of one of education's Big 3. Here's why AI will never replace a great teacher

From Microsoft to Amazon to Google, I've watched tech hype cycles up close. The classroom is where AI finally meets its match—and that's a thrill.

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Lowe’s is investing $250 million to train plumbers, carpenters, and electricians as its CEO says skilled trades are ‘critical to the future’

Lowe’s CEO Marvin Ellison says AI can’t replace hands-on work or fix labor shortages. The company is quintupling its investment in the skilled trades.

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Anthropic economics chief talks about the jobs that could be killed by AI

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

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CEOs are lining up behind the $1,000 Trump Accounts for babies

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Billionaire NASA chief who's been to space twice says critics of billionaire space travel are 'outright wrong.'

Jared Isaacman spoke out as Artemis II became the first crewed lunar mission in more than 50 years.

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Delta’s CEO says AI’s biggest opportunity in aviation isn’t inside the plane—it’s air traffic control

Partly because of air traffic control issues, it takes longer to fly from Atlanta to New York today than it did in the 1950s, Bastian said.

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