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Fear sweeps the C-suite—companies pour millions into security as threats against executives surge

Personal security provided to executives jumped from 17% to 27% of companies in two years while cybersecurity protections tripled, a Goldman Sachs affiliate’s survey revealed.

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Daylight saving time is about to end—and so is your team’s focus. The extra hour of ‘sleep’ actually tanks productivity, energy levels, and motivation

Despite President Trump’s calls to scrap daylight saving, it’s still in effect across most of the U.S.—here’s how an expert says workers can stay productive.

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Experts say the high failure rate in AI adoption isn’t a bug, but a feature: ‘Has anybody ever started to ride a bike on the first try?’

At the Fortune Most Powerful Women Summit, one thing was clear: We’re still on the “jagged frontier” of AI adoption.

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Coach CEO Todd Kahn: ‘We can win with a Chinese consumer because of American design’

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CEO writes hundreds of thank you notes to staff and still eats in the break room—which 'always, for whatever reason, blows new employees away'

First Watch CEO Chris Tomasso isn’t afraid to pick up pen and paper—something similarly embraced by top business leaders at Chevron and even OpenAI.

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Trump immigration policies would slash workforce estimate by 15.7 million and slow GDP growth by a third over the next decade, study says

“Immigrants both create demand for the goods and services produced by U.S.-born workers and work alongside them in ways that increase productivity for both groups.”

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‘Sad, if not damning’: Cathie Wood blasts the proxy firms who say Elon Musk’s $1 trillion pay package is just too rich

“Index-based investing is a form of socialism. Our investment system is broken,” the longtime Tesla bull said, calling proxy firms “menaces to innovation.”

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Air traffic controllers are becoming Uber drivers and restaurant servers on top of six-day airport shifts to make ends meet during government shutdown

Deemed essential workers, controllers are required to work during the shutdown, but will receive a $0 paycheck starting next week.

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Florida's housing market was skewed wildly by the pandemic. It's finally coming to grips with a 'realistic middle ground'

Now might not be the right time to sell your house in Florida.

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Wall Street might be panicking over private credit, but insiders can’t see what all the fuss is about

Some say this is more about mudslinging between private credit’s competitors and a misunderstanding about direct lending.

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Empathy is the most under-hyped factor of the AI transformation era, American Express exec says

Anna Marrs, group president of global merchant and network services, American Express, spoke at Fortune’s Most Powerful Women conference on Wednesday.

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It’s not 40 hours—Gen Zers don’t know how long they need to work in a week and even experts can’t decide

Cerebras CEO says entrepreneurs should work "every waking minute," and Google's Sergey Brin told Gemini staffers a 60-hour workweek is the “sweet spot”—but experts say that’s outrageous.

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Big Bang Theory star had an existential crisis after his big break—despite making $1 million an episode: 'You feel empty’

After The Big Bang Theory made him a multimillionaire, Kunal Nayyar hit an unexpected low: “I was in my early 30s, and I had everything,” the actor tells Fortune. “But the truth is, nothing can satisfy you.”

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Why AI failures are worth talking about—loudly and publicly

When it comes to experimenting with AI, these women C-suite executives advise giving employees permission to fail.

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America’s health care system is working out how to function with fewer immigrants and an aging population—it’s not going particularly well

Skilled foreign-born workers need clarity and confidence when it comes to American immigration policy, say health care professionals, who are needed to care for the nation’s aging population.

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AMD’s Lisa Su and HP’s Enrique Lores describe how they went from ho-hum to high-end

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Meet the Gen Z whiz kids maniacally working '996' hours with AI to help governments repave your roads: 'I'm sure we got close to burning ourselves out'

"I don't think anyone starting their own company that expects it to be a high-growth startup should expect to work 40 hours or less."

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Ex-OpenAI researcher shows how ChatGPT can push users into delusion

Steven Adler's analysis of one million words exchanged during an AI “psychosis” episode shows how ChatGPT convinced a user that he held the fate of the world in his hands.

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Sam Altman wants to 'treat adults like adults'—but can OpenAI keep ChatGPT safe after opening the door to erotica?

As some users seek intimacy and companionship from AI, companies are exploring erotic features to keep users engaged and attract new ones.

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CEO coach to the Fortune 500: The best leaders have developed a surprising talent—they know how to be 'actively' lazy

At work, learning to micro-relax better can increase energy, productivity and, quite frankly, joy.

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Meghan, Duchess of Sussex, on work-life balance as a CEO: 'I’m still going to chaperone the first-grade field trip'

Meghan Markle spoke at Fortune’s Most Powerful Women conference in Washington, D.C., on Tuesday.

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Even the author of ‘Trumponomics’ admits ‘tariffs are taxes—and taxes are bad’

Trump’s former economic advisor Stephen Moore tells Fortune tariffs have dragged down growth and raised prices, and says he’s concerned about Trump publicly dictating prices on drugs and beef.

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Can Macy’s win back America? How CEO Tony Spring is moving past denial and embracing change

The venerable department store is betting on fewer, better stores—and a cultural reset—to stage a comeback.

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The cure for Gen Z's apathy as high school kids ask 'why bother?' in the age of AI: a really useful new AP course on business and personal finance

"In elementary school, they'll take what we give them. In middle school, they become suspicious. And in high school, many of them are done."

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S&P analysis of 9,000 companies worldwide finds the real cost of tariffs and other corporate costs: $1.2 trillion

It's a “highly conservative” estimate based on forecasts of companies representing about 85% of the $130 trillion global equity market.

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