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PwC U.K. is giving Gen Z grads 'resilience’ training in their first 6 months on the job, to get better at handling criticisms and office politics

PwC U.K.’s chief people officer described resilience as the ability to handle day-to-day work dynamics—especially pressure, criticism, or sticky situations—as it offers training to Gen Z new hires.

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Rich, western countries face a stark choice: 6-day workweeks or more immigration, top economist warns

One of the world’s foremost economists, Lant Pritchett, has a plan.

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Meetings are not work, says Southwest Airlines CEO—and he’s taking action, by blocking his calendar every afternoon from Wednesday to Friday

Southwest Airlines CEO Bob Jordan says too many execs mistake packed calendars for productivity. He’s found a “crazy” solution.

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This Thrive-backed startup says it aspires to be the “Amazon of homes”

Since 2022, Homebound has raised a combined $400 million in equity and real estate capital, the company told Fortune.

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Not all CEOs favor Trump's executive order to block state AI laws

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Deloitte's CTO: companies are spending 93% on tech and only 7% on people and that has to change

Bill Briggs recognizes an old inertia inside the boardroom: “I felt it in my travels, but I hadn’t been able to quantify it.”

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Should You Lock in a Mortgage Before 2025 Ends? December vs. January Decision for Homebuyers

Mortgage rates have dropped to multi-year lows following the Fed's December cut. But history suggests waiting for January could cost buyers more than they bargained for.

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‘We wrote it living on Tesco sandwiches and anxiety attacks!’ How Operation Mincemeat conquered the world

It started out as a fringe musical about an outlandish war plan – and became a West End and Broadway smash. As the show hits China, Australia and Mexico, its ‘nerd’ creators explain how they went global with a box of hats and a dream

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The Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank's first president defends China's role as 'responsible stakeholder' in a less multilateral world

Jin Liqun, the first president of the AIIB, talks international cooperation, infrastructure, and investment in an interview with Fortune.

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Atlantic CEO Nick Thompson on how he learned to 'just keep moving forward' after his famous firing at 22

Thompson was fired on his first—and last—day at CBS News' flagship 60 Minutes. Fifteen years later, he heard what Steve Kroft really thought about it.

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Once a college dropout, this CEO went back to school at 52—but she still says the Gen Zers who will succeed are those who ‘forge their own path’

Life360’s Lauren Antonoff is a rare example of a recent college graduate going from the classroom to the C-suite at a billion-dollar company in just a matter of months.

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The CEO of one of Asia’s largest co-working space providers says his business has more in common with hotels

“It's a hospitality business," JustCo CEO Kong Wan Sin tells Fortune.

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Gen Zers are defiantly ‘giving up’ on ever owning a home and are spending more than saving, working less, and making risky investments, study shows

Young people are crossing a “threshold” into dangerous financial territory.

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Hinge CEO says he bribed students with Kit Kats to get the $550-million-a-year business off the ground: ‘I had to beg and borrow a lot’

“I was talking to as many people as I could and taking money from anyone who would give it to me,” Hinge CEO Justin McLeod told Fortune.

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The AI skills gap is really a ‘critical thinking’ gap: The Fortune 500 fears it can’t find talent with enough sharp thinking

“We need to start thinking strategically. How can we create strategic thinkers, critical thinkers?”

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DOGE isn’t dead—it’s been absorbed into the bloodstream of the government, federal employees say

“It’s like taking the dust jacket off of the book and saying, ‘We’ve got rid of the book,’” one federal employee said.

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What it’s like to be mentored by Walmart CEO Doug McMillon

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YouTube launches option for U.S. creators to receive stablecoin payouts through PayPal

Google, which owns YouTube, has already used PayPal’s stablecoin to receive payments from customers using its cloud computing service.

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The race to deploy an AI workforce faces one important trust gap: What happens when an agent goes rogue?

There’s a great deal of enthusiasm around AI agents, but as panelists discussed at Fortune's Brainstorm AI, there are still a lot of questions too.

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Highlights from Fortune Brainstorm AI San Francisco

From deep dives into the enterprise deployment of agents to explorations of the new geography of data centers, Brainstorm AI provided a valuable snapshot of the AI landscape at the close of the year.

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'We're not just going to want to be fed AI slop for 16 hours a day': Analyst sees Disney/OpenAI deal as a dividing line in entertainment history

"I think the reason this bidding is approaching $100 billion-plus is the content library and the potential to do a Disney-OpenAI type of deal."

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Backflips are easy, stairs are hard: Robots still struggle with simple human movements, experts say

Yet the next generation of robots will soon be able to learn from experience, creating more adaptable machines—perfect for the home and the factory, according to speakers at Fortune's Brainstorm AI.

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Why Jerome Powell’s latest rate cut still won’t help you get a lower mortgage rate

“Since this rate cut was no surprise, the markets have taken it in stride,” 43-year mortgage industry veteran Melissa Cohn told Fortune.

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What it takes to be wealthy in America: $2.3 million, Charles Schwab says

Survey respondents said it feels like it takes more money to feel wealthy today compared with last year.

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When AI takes the tasks, managers take the relationships

Leaders say agents should handle the busywork so human managers can be more connected to their teams.

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