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MrBeast says despite being worth $1 billion he actually has 'very little money' and is borrowing cash from his mom to pay for his wedding

"A decade ago before I blew up everyone in my life told me I was too obsessed and constantly told I’d never make it," Jimmy Donaldson wrote on X.

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Snowflake CEO says environment for deals is good as VC-backed startups look for exits

As Snowflake announced the acquisition of Crunchy Data for a reported $250 million, CEO Sridhar Ramaswamy shared his thought on the current environment for deals in an interview with Fortune.

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SiriusXM's leader is a new Fortune 500 CEO

The $8.7 billion audio entertainment business joins the Fortune 500 for the first time after its spinoff from Liberty Media.

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Here’s why more than a third of senior business leaders are quietly reaching their breaking point

Executives at small and mid-sized companies are juggling volatile markets, shifting employee expectations, and constant demands for innovation.

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The next market Tesla could disrupt in the future is flying cars, Morgan Stanley predicts

Visionary entrepreneur Elon Musk might be tempted to solve the problem of commercializing air taxies, also known as electric vertical take-off and landing (eVTOL) vehicles.

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Jamie Dimon for president? The banking CEO would be a welcome alternative for many voters

The JPMorgan Chase chief offers the Democratic Party a chance to recapture Reagan and Bush Democrats, and even some Republicans.

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How Keurig Dr Pepper’s CEO is shaking up the status quo to outpace competition

A new Fortune feature article takes a deep dive into the company.

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As the Fortune 500 comes out, Cerity Partners’ Scott Lenet weighs in on startups, giants, and CVCs

Cerity Partners’ Scott Lenet spoke to Fortune about his firm’s merger and the state of CVC, as the Fortune 500 comes out this week.

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Kering booted from Europe’s premier blue-chip index as defense giant Rheinmetall boosted by the continent’s war footing

Rheinmetall’s shares have surged 250% in the last year, while Kering's have fallen by 47%.

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OpenAI and DeepMind losing engineers to Anthropic in one-sided talent war

Anthropic is making gains in the AI talent war, poaching top engineers from OpenAI and DeepMind.

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America's prized 'exceptionalism' is the collateral damage of Trump's tariff war, says Deutsche Bank

"The structural foundations of U.S. exceptionalism—particularly the ability to finance itself cheaply via the dollar’s reserve status—have begun to erode," wrote Deutsche Bank.

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Gen Z say they're 'judged' over how they spend their money—they blame schools for not teaching them better

Gen Z is spending a small fortune—including their rent money—to see Taylor Swift on tour. Now, new research reveals that they wish schools taught them to better manage their money.

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Investors bet on Trump tariff concessions as retaliation threats rattle markets

Cushioning the markets from further drops seems to be the investor sentiment that Trump's tariff threats are not as dire as they first appear.

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Papa Johns gets cheeky to power its comeback

Also: OECD cuts growth forecast, Meta plans to replace workers with AI, and Chime sets IPO price.

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AI can immediately boost worker productivity—but it can hurt motivation and make employees bored of their jobs

Employers need to find the balance between efficiency and engagement when it comes to AI.

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A precarious success story: In South Africa, the hard-won progress of a youth-led HIV education program is threatened by international funding cuts

Youth rely on mobile health clinics to help curb the spread of HIV. But what happens now?

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This millennial launched her fashion brand House of CB on eBay at 17 years old—now it’s making $200 million a year and worn by the Kardashians

Having found success with House of CB, 32-year-old millionaire founder Conna Walker splits her time between London and LA, wears a Cartier watch and has a personal chef. Here’s how she spends her well-earned wealth.

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Bank CEO says 4-day week isn't progressive, and AI will make it 'bloody logical'

Atom Bank CEO Mark Mullen doesn’t expect to see most of his employees at the company’s new HQ in Newcastle.

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This hacker-turned telecom mogul could be Europe’s tech savior

Maverick investor and former porn entrepreneur is pouring billions into startups. The goal: to catch up with China and the U.S.

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Trump isn’t Beijing’s only trade headache, as the EU targets Chinese medical devices

Chinese companies are now blocked from bidding for public procurement tenders for medical devices for contracts valued over $5.7 million.

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Could eating fiber reduce the PFAS chemicals in your blood?

There aren’t many ways to reduce PFAS in the body, but scientists may have unearthed a potential breakthrough.

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Stock markets swung higher despite tariffs volatility

Stocks closed modestly higher and bond yields fell as courts invalidated, then allowed, Trump's tariffs.

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Treasury head Scott Bessent says Jamie Dimon should relax about the bond markets: ‘For his entire career he’s made predictions…none of them have come true’

Rising interest rates on U.S. debt seem to back up Dimon’s concern about government spending, but the Treasury secretary says it’s not as bad as it seems.

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What you need to know about Moderna's new COVID vaccine, just approved by the FDA

The shot had previously been approved for everyone 12 and older. Now, there are limits.

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Mark Cuban says consumers may actually see lower prices due to tariff uncertainty as companies deal with the aftermath of stockpiling goods

“The variance in tariffs has made it impossible to know how to manage costs,” Cuban said on social media. “So you do all you can to clear out inventory and get back to cash.”

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