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A staggering 84% of Gen Z say they’re delaying milestones to buy a house. There’s 'no single fix' for the affordability crisis, real estate exec says

Other recent data solidifies just how difficult it’s been for younger generations to break into the housing market.

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Are Mag 7 Stocks Driving A 'K-Shaped Economy' As Wealth Gap Widens? Analysts Weigh In

The U.S. economy is increasingly becoming a ‘K-shaped economy,’ with the fortunes of wealthy consumers and those at the lower end of the income spectrum diverging, say analysts.

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AirOps raises $40 million Series B at $225 million valuation to rethink marketing in the age of AI

Why Greylock is taking a bet on the future of SEO.

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Humana CEO is betting on culture change and AI to fuel a turnaround

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From the Peace Corps to the boardroom: Humana CEO Jim Rechtin on listening and leading

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

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DBS rolls out Gen AI chatbot, as Southeast Asia’s largest bank incorporates AI in its workflow

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

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3 Failing Industries and How To Transition To a New Field in the Trump Economy

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

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'People Are Not Okay': Brené Brown Says Instability And AI Upheaval Are Taking A Mental Toll On Workers

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.

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This CEO started his career pumping gas and cleaning windshields. He said it taught him the secret to climbing the ladder without stepping on others

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.

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Elon Musk’s Boring Company fined nearly $500K after it dumped tunnel drilling fluids into Las Vegas manholes—and then ‘feigned compliance’ and was caught doing it again

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.

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Data-center operator CoreWeave is a stock-market darling. Bears see it as a symbol of the AI infrastructure bubble

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

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U.S. Olympic gold medalist Hezly Rivera shares her secret to switching her mindset to calm mode before performing

“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.

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The housing affordability crisis is so bad that the average American first-time homebuyer is 40 years old

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.

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Starbucks apologizes for $29.95 'Bearista' chaos after many fans miss out and merch resells for up to $50,000 online

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

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Netflix cofounder says he stopped work at 5 p.m. every Tuesday for 30 years to stay ‘sane,’ no matter the crisis: ‘Nothing got in the way of that’

For Marc Randolph, the cofounder of $467 billion entertainment giant Netflix, there was one rule about clocking out that kept him “sane” while working for three decades.

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A $400 million lawsuit against UBS is designed to punish banks who throw employees to the wolves

Wrongly accused bankers are fighting back against the institutions that betrayed them, including Tom Hayes.

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Economists agree: You’re not crazy for feeling like the rich get richer, and the poor are doing worse. Welcome to the ‘K-shaped economy’

What was a niche argument about five years ago is suddenly everywhere you look, and it’s taking on the shape of a letter with two jagged edges.

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Top Economist Warns US Stock Valuations Are At 'Historically Extreme' Levels — Could Correction Happen Soon?

The latest warning about the potential bubble in the stock market comes from Apollo Global Management Inc.‘s chief economist, Torsten Sløk, who has reportedly raised concerns about high market valuations.

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Stripe-backed startup Tempo leads $25 million raise for crypto infrastructure firm Commonware

This is the high-profile startup’s first venture investment since Tempo was founded this year.

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Exclusive: Mercury, valued at $3.5 billion, clocks $650 million in 2025 annualized revenue

Mercury reaches $650 million in annualized revenue, jumping from $500 million at the end of 2024, the company exclusively told Fortune.

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Gen Alpha won’t ever have to write an email when they join the workforce, new research reveals—they’ll be sending voice notes to their boss instead

LSE researchers say Gen Alpha will talk, not type at work—they predict that voice notes will make keyboard practically obsolete by 2030.

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Elon Musk’s $1 trillion pay package was the result of a race to the bottom among states with weak corporate governance laws

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Department stores' new playbook: How Macy's, Dillard's, and Nordstrom are getting their groove back

Department stores have a new playbook to win back shoppers from discount stores and Amazon.

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The way to get middle managers to embrace AI? Invest in people, not technology, first

Feon Ang, LinkedIn’s APAC managing director, argues that leaders have to focus on the human side of the equation

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Hundreds of billionaires pledged to give away $600 billion to charity—but the Bill Gates and Warren Buffett era of philanthropy may be over

While a tax bill aimed to cripple liberal philanthropic foundations may upend billionaire giving, charitable vagabonds like MacKenzie Scott are already rewriting the norm.

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