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Jerome Powell just rattled markets by calling stocks ‘highly valued.’ BofA finds 19 of 20 key metrics in the S&P 500 are ‘statistically expensive’

And four of these key metrics hit record highs. “Buying stocks at these multiples feels bad,” Savita Subramanian says.

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The shadow AI economy isn't rebellion, it's an $8.1 billion signal that Fortune 500 CEOs are measuring the wrong things

Here's why 95% of corporate AI initiatives are failing while employees are using it—successfully—in secret.

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Game plans and growth: How sports build leaders for the C-suite

NBA star Stephen Curry is among the elite athletes who have become business leaders.

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Bessent says New York can ‘drop dead’ if it elects Mamdani and ever needs a bailout

Bessent seemed determined to drive his warning home: “You can’t enact policies like this and expect to be bailed out.”

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Exclusive: Touring Capital, founded by ex-M12 and SoftBank investors, closes $330 million first fund

Founded in 2023, Touring Capital has now closed its first fund at $330 million, Fortune has exclusively learned.

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Everyone agrees stocks are suspiciously high. And everyone agrees they’re going higher anyway

The party is likely to continue despite the fact that U.S. stock markets are dependent on the fate of just seven companies—or maybe even just one.

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Apple says some in-store chargers are scuffing the new iPhone 17 Pro, adding fuel to durability concerns and 'scratchgate'

Apple went for aluminum over titanium for this year's "Pro" iPhones, and this appears to be one of the trade-offs.

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Steve Harvey went from sleeping in his car on $50 a week to multimillionaire status. He says making money is hard, but keeping it is even harder

The Family Feud host went from being homeless and broke to being a multimillionaire and world-renowned entertainer, proving that hustle can turn rock bottom into empire.

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‘Tyler Perry said something to me I’ll never forget’: Big Dave’s Cheesesteaks CEO learned a big lesson on when ‘to leave them in the sand’

Millennial entrepreneur Derrick Hayes told Fortune that he sticks to his business ambitions, echoing the likes of the CEOs at Perplexity, Target, and Workday.

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The man Trump nominated to undermine Fed independence once wrote a scathing critique of how the Fed wasn't independent enough

In naming Miran to the Fed’s seven-member board, President Trump has ignited a firestorm over mixing politics with economic policy.

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Venture Global, America's fastest-growing gas exporter, is facing its 'slander’ era and it isn't afraid of making enemies along the way

"The commercial strategy of a lot of competitors in the market is to say mean things about us, hoping that slows us down, which it hasn't," says CEO Mike Sabel.

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What oil CEOs really think about Trump’s management of the oil sector: ‘Those who can are running for the exits’

"The uncertainty from the administration’s policies has put a damper on all investment in the oilpatch," one exec wrote in the quarterly Dallas Fed survey.

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Gen Z's hiring nightmare is really about discrimination. 'Youngism' is worse than AI when it comes to eating entry-level jobs

In the U.S., federal age-bias protections under the Age Discrimination in Employment Act begin at 40, which leaves Gen Z in a legal blind spot.

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Housing costs are so high some Americans are delaying milestones like getting married, having kids and even adopting a pet

More than 44% of homeowners and renters report struggling to afford rent or mortgage payments.

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Sam Altman’s AI empire will devour as much power as New York City and San Diego combined. Experts say it’s ‘scary’

Andrew Chien told Fortune he’s been a computer scientist for 40 years but we’re close to “some seminal moments for how we think about AI and its impact on society.”

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Trump's big change to the H-1B visa is a $100,000 hit to entrepreneurs, startups

Here's why the new H-1B fee is another setback for entrepreneurs and American innovation.

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Microsoft boss says its new AI-infused web browsing experience is like ‘a little angel on your shoulder doing the boring hard work’

Mustafa Suleyman said using AI in Microsoft’s Edge browser is a “magical experience.”

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How Swarovski’s CIO makes the 130-year old jewelry brand's tech shine

Swarovski CIO was an early proponent of omnichannel shopping. Her next tech bet focuses on new ways to infuse AI in luxury retail.

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‘I would beg the president’: Jamie Dimon, one of Wall Street’s top H-1B visa users, predicts ‘pushback’ because big employers need top expertise

JPMorgan economists warned Trump’s $100,000 H-1B fee will cost the U.S. labor market up to 5,500 work authorizations per month.

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Nearly one in 5 Gen Zers is 'very concerned' that AI will take their job in the next 2 years, Deutsche Bank says. Boomers and Gen X aren't bothered

The (American) kids aren't alright.

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How Taylor Morrison CEO Sheryl Palmer leads differently after almost 20 years—and who she's met along the way

"The honest-to-God truth, Diane, is I didn't know anything more the day I took the job than the day before," Palmer told Fortune.

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'Black Swan' author Nassim Taleb says your city's new bike lane is the reason the economy sucks

"Many are discovering that lifestyle improvements, such as bicycling paths and pedestrian- and cyclist-friendly cities, may not produce economic growth."

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Oracle is embarking on a unique succession experiment: A company worth $870 billion run by 4 leaders

Oracle investors might like to know, especially now—who’s really running the show?

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Bill Gates calls on Congress to ‘show its values’ on foreign aid, or this year will see children’s deaths go up instead of down

Gates is putting his money where his mouth is: He said he will give away “virtually all of my wealth”—some $100 billion—which will be deployed to cure diseases in the poorest countries.

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