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In a conversation with Fortune, Rechtin said the health-insurance giant that primarily serves seniors is "not where we want to be."

The bank currently uses AI to handle tasks like fraud detection, algorithmic credit-scoring and employee training.

Take a look at three industries that are failing already, with many workers now exploring new opportunities, upskilling and learning to adapt. 

Author and researcher Brené Brown says American workers are reaching a breaking point. Between economic uncertainty, political division, and rapid advances in artificial intelligence, many employees are feeling disconnected and overwhelmed — and leaders are struggling to respond.

Bojangles CEO José Armario went from pumping gas and flipping McDonald’s burgers to running a $1.5 billion chicken empire—he says remaining disciplined and humble will help Gen Z climb the corporate ladder.

A Nevada regulator accused Boring of dumping drilling fluids into a county sewage system in Las Vegas, the latest in a series of violations against the moonshot tunneling startup.

Cloud-computing giant CoreWeave is valued at more than $50 billion, but a heavy debt load represents a major vulnerability.

“When I’m getting ready, I like to stay as calm as possible. I don’t listen to music, I take a nap. I try to get my mind off gymnastics,” Rivera tells Fortune.

As ResiClub editor Lance Lambert puts it, the first-time homebuyer in 2025 is just as close to taking Social Security as to graduating from high school.

"The excitement for our merchandise exceeded even our biggest expectations," Starbucks said in a statement to Fortune.