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MacKenzie Scott has just given away $17 million to Oklahoma's oldest public community college, where 80% of its students receive financial aid

MacKenzie Scott is continuing her giving streak to colleges, this time with a $17 million “life-changing” donation to Northern Oklahoma College.

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‘The Big Short’ investor Michael Burry on an AI bubble: ‘There is a Cisco at the center of it all … Its name is Nvidia’

Fresh off a string of bearish stock activity and the deregistration of his hedge fund, Burry has started a Substack for his financial writing.

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B-players are sinking your company because they ‘block talent, slow innovation, and lower the ceiling for everyone around them,’ top recruiter says

While A-players seek challenge and C-players seek comfort, B-players seek credit—but also suffocate A-level talent, Deepali Vyas says.

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Trump reportedly seeks to extend ACA subsidies as affordability push finds common ground with Mamdani; Centene, Oscar shares jump

Centene, which is a top participant in public health exchanges, jumped 8%, Molina Healthcare rallied 5%, and Oscar Health soared 24%.

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As boomers are forced back to work because they can't afford to retire, Robinhood CEO says Gen Z are opening retirement accounts at 19 years old

Robinhood cofounder and CEO Vlad Tenev says young people are embracing old-fashioned investments, and it seems to be working. Gen Zers are already on track to successfully retire.

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Pope Leo warns Gen Z and Gen Alpha that using AI too much could stunt their personal and career growth: ‘Don’t ask it to do your homework’

As Gen Z turns to ChatGPT en masse, the pope is sounding the alarm about the erosion of critical thinking skills.

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A massive tech update will bring faster, cheaper trading to Wall Street. Get ready for stocks on a blockchain

Giants like JPMorgan Chase and BlackRock are embracing 'tokenization,' while upstarts like Robinhood and Kraken race ahead.

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I’m a CEO who’s built, scaled and turned around companies. The next arms race in business isn’t about supply chains or rate cuts — it’s about predictability

This is the new arms race in business — building certainty in an uncertain world.

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Our governments have sold AI out to Big Tech

Under Trump alone, U.S. states have faced a 10-year ban on introducing AI regulation, and over a dozen federal sites are designated for data centers.

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Even after layoffs, companies should throw holiday parties, says this C-suite executive

Despite economic uncertainty, companies shouldn't hold back from hosting celebrations, says one executive.

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Warren Buffett’s principles guide Berkshire as a new era of leadership begins

A Fortune feature highlights the legendary investor’s criteria for building an enduring business.

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Here’s how low Bitcoin is likely to fall

Bitcoin nearly fell below $80,000 and it could get worse. But the fundamentals are different this time.

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I chatted with Ray Dalio’s AI doppelgänger: It says there’s a 75% chance the AI bubble bursts in 2026, but wouldn’t tell me which stocks to avoid buying

“One thing I’ve learned over the years,” the freshly launched bot muses, “is that rapid, debt-financed build-outs often precede sharp adjustments.”

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Suddenly, the Fed interest rate cut in December looks like it is very much back on the table

Last week, Wall Street seemed to have decided that a December cut was off the table. Today speculators put the probability of Fed Chairman Jerome Powell delivering a rate cut at 75.5%.

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Why 90% of decisions don’t reach this Land O’Lakes exec’s desk

Land O’Lakes’ Leah Anderson avoids the trap of endless analysis by asking one question: Will more information change the outcome or just make you feel better?

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F1 has thrived by democratizing what was once a 'look, don't touch' sport, says McLaren Racing CEO Zak Brown

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Europe’s new talent advantage is boosting its founders' spirits

Founders and investors at Slush say Europe’s growing talent pool and the U.S.'s immigration crack-down is giving the region a competitive edge.

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Southeast Asia's tech sector is in a slump—but one VC sees signs that 'things will work out quite well here in the long run'

Monk's Hill Ventures' Arun Pai pointed to growing experience among founders, new public-private partnerships, and SEA's global connections.

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Going green doesn’t always mean going big: ‘Pay attention to the small- and medium-sized players as well’

There’s a huge funding gap in the global green transition, particularly among emerging markets with less ability to tap global capital.

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A World Bank expert thinks countries should leverage ‘small AI’—and avoid competing with the biggest tech giants

Experts at the Fortune Innovation Forum in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, last week were hopeful that smaller countries could invest in AI that works for them.

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‘It didn’t have to be this way’: Top economist warns affordability crisis will continue as tariffs and immigration crackdown send inflation higher

“Consumer price inflation is near 3%, well above the Fed’s inflation target, and everything points to even higher inflation dead-ahead.”

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Elon Musk once called DOGE ‘the chainsaw for bureaucracy,’ but it has quietly ceased to exist well ahead of schedule, report says

“But, the principles of DOGE remain alive and well: de-regulation; eliminating fraud, waste and abuse; re-shaping the federal workforce; making efficiency a first-class citizen; etc.”

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Six-figure earners are 'living the illusion of affluence' while working side hustles, skipping meals and pretending Venmo's not working

“Many top earners say people assume they can afford it all, yet behind the image of success are quiet sacrifices: skipped purchases, delayed plans, and a fragile sense of security.”

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Founder of $100 million company never unplugs from work, but encourages her team to have work-life balance: 'They didn't sign up to be entrepreneurs'

Nicole Bernard Dawes, founder of Nixie and $100 million snack brand Late July, says her lack of work-life balance is a “self-inflicted situation,” but she wants her staffers to totally unplug off the clock.

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Analyst who called the dot-com bubble says Americans are turning a deaf ear to AI warnings—and a worse meltdown than 2008 looms

“Generally, when you're gripped by a bubble, people just don’t want to listen because they’re making so much money,” warns Albert Edwards.

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