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At Hewlett Packard Enterprise, CEO Antonio Neri is negotiating with an activist investor with a history of forcing out chief executives

Sources who talked to Fortune pointed to several clues, hiding in plain sight, about what Elliott potentially wants from HPE.

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The CEO of one of the largest office maintenance firms in America says employers are changing their workspaces in 4 key ways

Open plans are giving way to private spaces, says ABM chief Scott Salmirs.

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How to remember names, from a top CEO coach

If remembering names seems like an impossible task, leadership coach Bill Hoogterp has some practical advice.

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Millions of Gen Z are jobless yet ghosting employers. Phone anxiety is to blame—and experts say voice notes are the cure

Telephobia could cost Gen Z their dream job. Just ask the bosses at Amazon, GHD and Disney. Experts say voice notes are the training wheels the next generation of workers need.

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The world could get carved up into these 3 blocs as Trump tariffs fuel deglobalization. Here’s which side each country might join

Wells Fargo sketched out a hypothetical scenario where the world is divided into three trading blocs led by the U.S., China, and the EU.

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Ford CEO Jim Farley warns AI will wipe out half of white-collar jobs, but the ‘essential economy’ has a huge shortage of workers

“Hiring an entry worker at a tech company has fallen 50% since 2019. Is that really where we want all of our kids to go?”

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As Trump pushes Apple to make iPhones in the U.S., Google's brief effort building smartphones in Texas 12 years ago offers critical lessons

Motorola's failed bet on assembling phones in the U.S. offers important lessons for Apple today.

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Texas summer camp hit by flood has been in the same clan for generations and has served the state's top families

Relatives of prominent Texas politicians, including President Lyndon Johnson, have attended the camp over the years.

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After popularizing ‘sober curious’ culture, Gen Z is boosting its booze intake in line with other generations

Gen Z is more likely than any other generation to agree that they are “actively choosing to drink more.”

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Workday and Amazon’s alleged AI employment biases are among myriad ‘oddball results’ that could exacerbate hiring discrimination

A recent collective action lawsuit against workplace management software company Workday claims its platform rejected candidates from jobs based on race, age, and disability.

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OpenAI is betting millions on building AI talent from the ground up amid

In an industry grappling with talent scarcity, OpenAI's approach to recruitment is rooted in the company's mission-oriented and startup roots.

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The rise of ultra-luxury lounges, with fine art, Michelin-starred menus and chauffeur-driven BMWs

Ultra-luxury private lounges have been growing within the United States for some time, and now the concept is spreading to Europe and, in particular, the UK.

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The Trump administration has begun garnishing wages of student loan borrowers in default. These are the benefits businesses can offer employees to help with their debt

“Business leaders can't ignore this financial pressure anymore.”

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Booz Allen Hamilton may have been a DOGE target—but its CEO is still bullish on his biggest client

Recent global conflicts mean that spending on national security may go up, predicts CEO Horacio Rozanski.

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$40 billion real estate tycoon made his son get an MBA, work elsewhere, and climb the ranks for 13 years to prove he's not a nepotism hire

The ‘Condo King of Miami’ Jorge Pérez put his millennial sons through a nearly 20-year-long succession process.

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Trump signs One Big Beautiful Bill: What that means for your money

The bill will have ripple effects throughout the economy—and Americans’ bank accounts.

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Wall Street was expecting a TACO Tuesday. But Dow futures fall 250 points after Trump says he will set tariffs as high as 70%

Trump said that about “10 or 12” tariff letters would go out Friday, with additional letters coming “over the next few days.”

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Democratic Congressman Suozzi’s $50,000 stock sale took advantage of a loophole in Congressional disclosure rules

The New York rep never disclosed owning the stock, prompting the question of how he managed to sell a security he didn’t appear to own in the first place.

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Thinking about buying an EV? Most are set to become $7,500 more expensive come October

Carmakers may begin reducing production volumes now in order not to be stuck with excess inventory after September, so buyers only have weeks left to purchase their favorite model on the cheap.

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An engineer was caught secretly working for multiple Silicon Valley startups at once

The saga began on Wednesday when the engineer started going viral on social media as startup founders discovered he had worked for multiple companies.

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Microsoft suspends 3,000 Outlook and Hotmail accounts created by North Korean IT workers

The company said it discovered a repository of resumes and email accounts the workers are using to apply for jobs.

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The first big winners in the race to create AI superintelligence: the humans getting multi-million dollar pay packages

Despite the pessimism about job security in the AI era, one tiny group of humans has become extraordinarily valuable: Those creating AI.

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Macy's, JPMorgan, and eight other companies almost as old as the U.S. this July 4th

As the U.S. approaches its birthday, Fortune takes a look at 10 Fortune 500 companies whose age rivals the nation’s.

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BRICS leaders are set to meet in Brazil as they try to build a united front against trade protectionism

Trade and tariffs will be high on the agenda at the upcoming BRICS summit in Brazil, but geopolitical divisions and conflict could be distractions.

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Why Wall Street got the jobs number so wrong

“Seasonal noise” around government hiring skewed the numbers upward, analysts say, and payrolls are in fact pretty weak.

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