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Trump’s 29-year-old crypto guru Bo Hines is juggling dozens of job offers as he heads to the private sector

Hines left his White House executive director post after starting almost seven months ago—and helping push through a crypto bill.

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The new rules for startup hiring

We’re in a new era for startup hiring, six experts told Fortune.

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AI is gutting the next generation of talent: In tech, job openings for new grads have already been halved

For many new graduates, the first rung of the corporate ladder is getting harder to reach.

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A 23-year-old CEO convinced his parents to open a custodial account in second grade. He fears meme stocks inflate Gen Z’s dreams of getting rich quick

A recent survey led by his company shows the majority of Gen Zs believes investing is a better way to reach their financial goals than a nine-to-five job, even if they don’t know how it works.

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How big data and an A-list board turned struggling NYU Langone into a $14 billion hospital powerhouse

CEO Robert Grossman and board chair Ken Langone have turned NYU Langone into a top-performing health system, and multiplied revenue seven-fold.

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This cybersecurity company's AI hacker can locate files on Nimitz-class aircraft carriers ‘in less than five minutes’

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A Gen Xer sold his company for $1.6 billion. He kept less than $100 million and gave the rest away because he doesn't 'believe in billionaires'

EXCLUSIVE: Brian O’Kelley says he’s capped his wealth to $100 million. The tech founder tells Fortune, billionaires are wasteful, out of touch, and “othered” from real life.

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AI experts return from China stunned: The U.S. grid is so weak, the race may already be over

China is “set up to hit grand slams,” longtime Chinese energy expert David Fishman told Fortune. “The U.S., at best, can get on base.”

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In this economy, even the affluent are a 'more cautious consumer,' Sweetgreen CEO warns. Chipotle and Cava are hurting too

The core issue: "I think it’s pretty obvious the consumer is not in a great place overall," Sweetgreen CEO Jonathan Neman said.

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Chili’s has poured $105 million into its marketing budget in just 3 years—and sales are sizzling

The casual-restaurant chain saw traffic and sales boosts last quarter.

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Harvard study reveals airlines padding schedules as long flight delays quadruple since 1990

“It’s kind of a pessimistic story,” Maxwell Tabarrok said.

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Exclusive: Former Goldman Sachs exec heads to crypto startup founded by former Meta engineers

Mustafa Al Niama was head of the Americas division of Goldman Sachs’ digital assets desk.

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BlackRock exec Rick Rieder says this is the ‘best investing environment ever.’ He’s conveniently in the running for next Fed chairman

While Rieder’s dovish stance aligns with President Trump’s, the BlackRock exec’s acknowledgment of tariff-driven inflation may test his appeal at the White House.

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There’s one small problem with Trump’s export deal with Nvidia and AMD: The Constitution says it’s illegal

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Perfect storm to hit Obamacare: Millions of Americans could see insurance premiums surge 75% in 2026

Surging medical costs, pricey new drugs, and the looming end of enhanced subsidies could push ACA Marketplace premiums to their highest levels in years.

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Is Perplexity the next Google?

Perplexity's AI web browser, Comet, is mighty impressive, but the company also made an audacious $34.5 billion unsolicited bid to buy Chrome off Google.

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The gap between higher- and lower-income households is widening as inequality progress since pandemic has ‘gone into reverse,’ BofA economist says

Coming out of the pandemic, Bank of America Institute’s David Tinsley tells Fortune, “there was a narrowing of wealth inequality, and now it’s widening.”

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Even a 1% mortgage rate drop could be enough to 'unlock' the frozen housing market, Oxford Economics says

A lower rate should be “enough of an incentive” for some homeowners to sell their homes and trade up, opening up inventory.

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Switzerland warns its companies that no, they can't dodge Trump's tariffs by routing goods through the tiny neighboring country of Liechtenstein

The two neighbors have had a century-long treaty allowing Liechtenstein to share Switzerland’s economic area and engage in free trade.

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How Binance’s Yi He became ‘the most powerful woman in crypto’—and steered the company past its biggest ordeal

In 2023, Yi He had to face down an enormous business challenge at Binance—one that was very personal as well.

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Shark Tank's Kevin O'Leary: Why 'Mr. Wonderful' Says Being Liked Is Overrated in Leadership — Lessons from Steve Jobs

Kevin O'Leary, 'Mr. Wonderful' of Shark Tank, explains why respect and results matter more than likability in leadership, drawing from Steve Jobs' example.

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In Trump’s year of cost-cutting and efficiency, national debt soars past $37 trillion

White House deputy press secretary Kush Desai told Fortune the debt-to-GDP ratio has fallen under Trump and will keep improving with pro-growth policies and record tariff revenues.

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Financial firms from Stripe to Circle are building their own blockchains—here’s why

Stripe is developing what it calls Tempo, and Circle announced Tuesday that it’s building a protocol called Arc.

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Rebecca Lynn spins out of Canvas Ventures to found Canvas Prime as solo GP

Canvas Ventures’ Rebecca Lynn is spinning out into a new firm as a solo GP, she exclusively told Fortune.

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Successful CEOs use ‘the rule of 5’ to create and keep new habits, says the career coach to the Fortune 500

If you can count to five, you have the tools to implement a change, says Bill Hoogterp.

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