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‘Earth-shaking event for New York pizza’ looms as flour ban hits 80% of crusts citywide

After more than a decade of mixing and kneading dough in his family’s Brooklyn pizzeria, Salvatore Lo Duca recently made a distressing discovery: A key component of their thin-crust pies, bromated flour, contained a suspected carcinogen already banned in much of the world. So, in the back kitchen of Lo…

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Jamie Dimon sees 'exuberance' in markets. That's a loaded word when it comes to bubbles popping

The most important economic question of our time has no consensus — and the gap between what AI can do and what economies are organized to absorb may be the defining tension of the decade.

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I've spent 25 years in venture capital. Here's how it quietly shut ordinary Americans out of the AI wealth boom—and what could fix it

The private market didn't just grow. It replaced the system that once let regular investors participate in America's biggest wealth-creation moments. One solution keeps getting ignored.

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A new Fortune feature takes readers inside Microsoft's plan for a comeback.

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A year in the life at HP: What matters to its sustainability lead in May 2026?

As part of our new series, we are following one of the largest companies in the world through a year of business, as experienced by different members of its leadership team.

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McKinsey studied 200 family business successions. The biggest problem wasn't the heir — it was the outgoing CEO

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‘A pressure cooker ready to explode’: The wild secondaries scramble for Anthropic shares

The secondaries market for the biggest private tech companies has gotten scorching hot, and is potentially ripe for fraud.

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Wall Street has pretty much written off the idea of a Fed rate cut at Kevin Warsh's first meeting

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

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Bolt’s cofounder killed its HR department. This CEO says people management is key to thriving in the AI age

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I've led companies through every major tech disruption. AI washing is the same mistake, every time

Leaders using AI to justify workforce cuts are missing the real opportunity to build more capable organizations.

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You wouldn't put your entire 401(k) in one stock. Why are you doing it with your credit card points?

Diversifying your credit card points means you're safe from point devaluations at your favorite airline.

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Founder of Ms. Anti Work says her ‘lazy girl job’ allowed her to only work a few hours a day—and she built her media company on the side

Gabrielle Judge, a content creator known as “Ms. Anti Work,” has built an empire helping others decenter the 9-to-5 hustle and adopt a softer approach to work.

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Top economist Tyler Cowen on the biggest problem of the AI age: not mass unemployment but adjusting to a new reality

"I think for the vast majority of Americans, it will actually feel more normal, maybe happier," Cowen said. But lawyers and bankers are in for a shock.

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SpaceX is about to go public. It could set records as the least shareholder-friendly public company of all time

Elon Musk has mandated two classes of shares, binding arbitration, and many other policies shareholder advocates hate in the Space X S-1.

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Inside the fraud-ripe feeding frenzy to snag Anthropic shares while the company remains private

The demand for Anthropic shares has proven explosive, and it’s led to some pretty wild behavior in the secondaries market.

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'SpaceX is his new baby at the expense of Tesla': Elon Musk’s IPO could be bad news for his EV maker, investors warns

SpaceX will reportedly allocate 30% of shares to retail investors, betting on the CEO’s loyal base of investors—and putting Tesla under more scrutiny.

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Cloudflare posted record revenue, then cut 20% of its workforce. CEO Matthew Prince says AI has made an entire category of workers obsolete

Prince said in a recent Wall Street Journal op-ed that the company would cut “measurers” while prioritizing hiring of “builders” and “sellers.”

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Prakash Arunkundrum, HP’s first-ever chief strategy and transformation officer, bets edge AI will help companies 'bring the token cost down'

AI PCs are helping to drive HP's sales, even as higher memory costs are starting to erode margins.

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What is red light therapy? Benefits, uses, and more

Learn exactly what red light therapy is and how to use it.

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Meta laid off 10% of its workforce as Mark Zuckerberg warns that in the AI race ‘success isn’t a given’

Meta in the first quarter reported $56.31 billion in revenue, its biggest year-over-year increase in five years.

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Trump says he’s calling off widely anticipated order to rein in AI

President Donald Trump called off plans to sign a new executive order on artificial intelligence hours before an expected White House ceremony Thursday because he said he was worried the measure could dull America’s edge on AI technology. Trump said he was postponing the Oval Office event with tech industry…

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Ro Khanna blames 'clueless' boomers for Gen Z booing AI: They handed over a ‘broken economy'

"Young people are anxious, that they're economically frustrated, and they view AI with deep anxiety and suspicion, not as some kind of great thing."

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Anthropic lands in London as AI-powered coding—and the anxieties around it—go mainstream

Anthropic’s top brass decamped to the U.K. this week, pitching Claude as a safer way to automate coding while engineers mull what it means for their jobs.

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The Fed is dusting off a 60-year-old economic theory to explain why AI's entry-level job cuts could devastate corporate America

Kenneth Arrow argued that experience-based knowledge ripples through the entire economy. Automating entry-level jobs doesn't just hurt young workers, it could hollow out the companies doing the cutting.

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