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In the age of AI, better meetings might be your company's secret weapon

Fortune 500 CEOs are cracking down on unproductive meetings. A Stanford PhD who's studied meetings for 15 years says they're not going far enough.

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Despite Airbnb CEO Brian Chesky and Steve Jobs praising micromanagers, a new survey ranks them among the most annoying coworkers

While Airbnb CEO Brian Chesky argued that Steve Jobs proved being “in the details” can be a gift to top talent, employees say micromanagers are wrecking morale and killing productivity.

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The Chan Zuckerberg Initiative cut 70 jobs as the Meta CEO’s philanthropy goes all in on mission to 'cure or prevent all disease'

“We want to really double down” on AI-powered biomedical research, Mark Zuckerberg said.

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How Trump helped Harvard: 5 'Crimson' leadership lessons on standing up to bullies

The people and companies of Minnesota exhibit them, too.

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CEO of $1.25 billion AI company says he hires Gen Z because they’re ‘less biased’ than older generations—too much knowledge is actually bad, he warns

The founder and CEO of $1.25 billion AI identity verification platform Incode, Ricardo Amper, says Gen Z’s naivety is actually a powerful resource.

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Hims and Hers Super Bowl ad highlights 'uncomfortable truth' about elite healthcare for the rich and 'broken' system for the rest

The company is putting wealth inequality center stage as millions are expected to drop their Obamacare plans.

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Elon Musk’s optional work fantasy just got more real: UK minister calls for universal basic income to cushion the blow from AI-related job losses

This week, Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei warned of “unusually painful” disruptions to the labor market as a result of AI.

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BRICS could become a new pillar of global governance—if its rapid growth doesn't erode its newfound clout

Enlargement may look pretty on paper, but BRICS needs ground rules, enforcement, and even just a common message.

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Fed chair nominee Kevin Warsh could crush Trump's rate-cut hopes and risk suffering the same level of abuse that Powell got, analysts say

"Should Warsh find himself in the minority, he would have to decide whether he would tolerate being outvoted."

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Trump thinks a weaker dollar is great, but the U.S. needs a stable currency as national debt heads toward $40 trillion, former Fed president says

"And when you have that much debt, I think stability of the currency probably trumps exports."

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Silicon Valley legend Kleiner Perkins was written off. Then an unlikely VC showed up

For the first time in eight years, Kleiner Perkins opened its doors to a reporter. Fortune gets an exclusive look inside the legendary VC firm’s turnaround.

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Moltbook, a social network where AI agents hang together, may be 'the most interesting place on the internet right now'

"Moltbot feels like a glimpse into the science fiction AI characters we grew up watching at the movies."

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Ford CEO says he has 5,000 open jobs with up to 6-figure salaries from the shortage of manually skilled workers: 'We are in trouble in our country'

“We do not have trade schools. We are not investing in educating a next generation of people,” Jim Farley said.

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Alexis Ohanian walked out of the LSAT 20 minutes in, went to a Waffle House and decided he was 'gonna invent a career'—he founded Reddit

Reddit, now worth more than $40 billion, would have never happened without Alexis Ohanian ditching law school in favor of entrepreneurship.

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Netflix may be turning into an 'entertainment giant,' but its stock looks like 'dead money' to investors

"They had this really great profitability story," S&P's Melissa Otto says. But when that feels priced in, "that's probably going to spoil the market."

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Ryan Serhant starts work at 4:30 a.m.—he says most people don’t achieve their dreams because ‘what they really want is just to be lazy’

Real estate mogul Ryan Serhant wakes up before the sun and values every minute like $1. He says most people struggle with work-life balance because they “lie to themselves.”

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The mystery behind Elizabeth Holmes' tweeting spree from prison

Federal prisoners aren't allowed to have social media—but Holmes's X account has posted more than 4,400 times since September.

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Minnesota CEOs' 'milquetoast' response to ICE raises a core debate for leaders: Is speaking up worth it?

Is corporate caution amid ICE tensions prudent business—or a moral failure?

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Pfizer CEO Albert Bourla's best leadership advice: Being optimistic is better than being right

Albert Bourla, the boss of the $150 billion pharmaceutical giant Pfizer, admits leaders don’t win by always being right—the key is being someone your peers want to follow.

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Meet the first CEO of the IRS: A Jamie Dimon protégé facing a $5 trillion test this tax season

Wall Street legend Frank Bisignano has become the most prominent businessperson to dive into government work.

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Kevin Warsh will inherit a challenge no Fed chief has faced since post-World War II

Debt and deficits will put Kevin Warsh under great pressure to keep interest rates low and rely on short term borrowing. But long term that will have serious consequences.

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'I just don't have a good feeling about this': Top economist Claudia Sahm says the economy quietly shifted while policymakers wait for the wrong alarm

EXCLUSIVE: The creator of the Sahm Rule on why she’s concerned about the long-term health of America’s economy.

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Elon Musk and Jeffrey Epstein emailed each other for years trying to meet up, new Justice Department records show

The Tesla CEO previously discredited documents indicating he spent time with Epstein.

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Trump’s unlikely promise to ‘end inflation’ still saw families paying an extra $2,120 for goods and services in 2025

Exclusive: The year-on-year inflation increase equates to an added cost of $2,120 per household, assuming they purchased the same goods and services in 2025 that they bought in 2024. That includes an increase of $123 on electricity bills and $150 on groceries.

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After a decade of silence, Elon Musk’s tunneling startup and its reclusive president, are hitting the media circuit

The Boring Co’s Steve Davis says it’s time to be more transparent, as the company seeks to expand and put some embarrassing episodes behind it.

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