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National debt crisis will be averted by governments 'mobilizing and encouraging' private wealth to fill their budget holes, says UBS

"Governments have long mobilized private wealth to support public finances. There are several approaches," UBS chief economist, Paul Donovan, outlined in a recent call.

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Nintendo’s secret to becoming a design powerhouse? Developers who have stayed at the company for decades

“The people who first made Nintendo’s hits are still working at the company,” says Keza MacDonald, author of a forthcoming book about Nintendo.

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Ford workers told their CEO 'none of the young people want to work here.' So Jim Farley took a page out of the founder's playbook

Ford founder Henry Ford decided in 1914 to more than double factory workers’ wages to $5 a day, jump-starting the American middle class.

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Steve Jobs taught Gap’s former CEO that micromanaging can be a good thing

“I’m proud to be a micromanager for what a customer sees, feels, and hears,” Mickey Drexler said.

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Beyond the scroll: how visual search is redefining the future of retail

For generations, beautiful visuals have been at the heart of shopping, and our research at Pinterest shows Gen Z looks at shopping as self-expression.

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The finger arithmetic of free vs. fair trade

An old Chinese proverb says “It is better to break one finger than to injure ten." It reveals a lot about "free trade" versus "fair trade."

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The creator of an AI therapy app shut it down after deciding it’s too dangerous. Here's why he thinks AI chatbots aren’t safe for mental health

Joe Braidwood started Yara AI to democratize access to mental health services. But he grew increasingly concerned about AI technology's suitability for vulnerable people coping with issues more serious than everyday stress or sleep troubles.

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The CEO of $12 billion Ryder System caught a massive strategic blind spot after a simple question from someone in office supplies

A question about market share triggered a major aha moment for the leader of one of the largest trucking fleets in North America.

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Five years after its debut, Google DeepMind's AlphaFold shows why science is AI's killer app

In five years since AlphaFold's debut, it has transformed basic biochemical research. But its long-term effect on drug discovery remains unclear.

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‘It’s not just the hyperscalers’ free cash flow anymore.' Debt related to OpenAI's computing needs is moving credit markets.

All that extra debt is moving credit markets. 'It's not just the hyperscalers' free cash flow anymore.'

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This millennial home designer spent 9 months building a replica of ‘The Holiday’ cottage—now it’s renting fast at $499 a night

Lucy Small, a Georgia-based home designer, had 4,000 fans lined up to rent her festive cottage rental years before it hit the market. She says the home is so special that its success can’t “be replicated.”

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Futures and Treasuries markets on CME blacked out overnight, following a glitch at an all-important data centre

"BrokerTec EU markets are open and trading. All other CME Group markets remain halted due to a data center cooling issue at CyrusOne," CME told Fortune.

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Two Gen Zers turned down millions from Elon Musk to build an AI based on the human brain—and it's outperformed models from OpenAI and Anthropic

William Chen and Guan Wang believe they will be the first ones to build artificial general intelligence.

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Carmelo Anthony reflects on Hall of Fame career, investing wins and passing on Google and crypto: 'That's another one I should have went with my gut on'

The NBA legend talked to Fortune about his business career, his investments, NIL rights and more: "Now, I don't think these kids really enjoy that moment."

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I went to COP30—and saw how the rest of the world is pushing climate action even as the U.S. steps back

Amid the diplomatic gridlock, perhaps the real story of COP30 was happening outside the negotiation halls.

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This ‘boring’ job that millennials and boomers abandoned is the hottest seasonal job on the market—and it’s Gen Z’s path to a six-figure career

Tax accountants are suddenly the season’s most in-demand role, giving job-hunting Gen Zers an unlikely path to six figures.

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Exclusive: Gravis Robotics raises $23M to bring AI autonomy to construction sites

The Swiss startup has raised $23 million to automate construction equipment as the industry faces a severe shortage of skilled operators and surging demand for infrastructure.

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Mark Carney says Canada's trading relationship with the U.S. was 'once a strength,' but 'now a weakness'

Canada struck a pipeline deal with Alberta on Thursday to diversify the country's oil exports beyond the U.S.

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The world's top designers are exploring whether the private sector can move the needle on the UN's SDGs

“Every time you design something, you're making an active choice on the future you want to build,” says Ben Sheppard, founder of Design for Good.

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Billionaire Mark Cuban once ran a Ponzi scheme from his dorm room: 'That's how I paid for my junior year of college'

“It was basically a scam,” Cuban, 67, said as he chuckled.

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Read Warren Buffett's annual Thanksgiving letter for 2025—his final one to shareholders

The 95-year-old Oracle of Omaha is stepping back from Berkshire Hathaway and ending his legendary annual shareholder letters.

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How Macy's, a department store chain founded when Abraham Lincoln was alive, created America's biggest parade of the year

One of America's most beloved traditions was the result of a request from Macy's own employees.

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Lowe's CEO used to make $4.35 an hour working at Target. His secret to climbing the corporate ladder was volunteering for jobs 'nobody else wanted'

“I had to find a way to differentiate myself,” Marvin Ellison said.

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Navigating the Great Wealth Transfer: building confidence across generations

Over the next 25 years, nearly $124 trillion will change hands, and my two sons, both Gen Z, remind me daily that methods of communication are changing.

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K-shaped economy and 'collective holding of breath' about the AI bubble both appear in Fed’s temperature check

The latest "Beige Book" describes a widening gap between America’s social classes, with “early signs of strain on middle-income consumers.”

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