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Author Brené Brown on why human skills will keep people relevant in the AI era—even though we aren't good at being human right now

"There are so many skills that are not replicable...but we're not good at them," Brown told Fortune.

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MacKenzie Scott’s latest $60 million donation is a sign philanthropists are trying to fill the void from Trump’s cuts to FEMA

Philanthropy “cannot—and should not—replace government and its essential responsibilities,” CDP president and CEO Patricia McIlreavy told Fortune.

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Chanel’s CEO went to Microsoft HQ and asked ChatGPT to show her a picture of her company’s leadership. They were all men in suits

Leena Nair said more than 75% of her company’s employees are female.

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In a world of crypto and ‘exotic instruments’, traditional exchanges are thinking about how they ‘stay relevant’

At the Fortune Global Forum in Riyadh, exchange heads trade notes about uncertainty, new competition, and Labubu.

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Saudi Arabia is now a nation of city-dwellers, and 'cities don't lie,' says urban development leader

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How Bupa’s CEO Iñaki Ereño woke a sleeping giant—and set a 100,000 strong workforce running toward digital health

How Bupa’s CEO balances triathlons, technology and the transformation of global health.

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As OpenAI restructures, Microsoft locks in long-term gains

OpenAI has become a public benefit corporation, giving Microsoft a 27% stake and long-term access to research methods

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Elon Musk’s ‘polarizing and partisan actions’ may have cost Tesla more than 1 million U.S. EV sales, Yale study finds

“The easiest thing to say is, don’t antagonize your core customers,” Yale economist and study author Kenneth Gillingham said.

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International laws need to be updated for a ‘machine-governed economic system,’ says CEO of stablecoin giant Circle

Jeremy Allaire said at the Fortune Global Forum that the rise of technologies like AI and crypto will prompt governments to craft new legislation for corporations over the next 10 years.

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Chegg's CEO once said he's the 'poster child' for AI shock. Now, the company is slashing 45% of staff

The edtech pioneer cuts 388 jobs and brings back Dan Rosensweig as CEO, underscoring how generative AI and shrinking Google traffic are reshaping student learning—and testing Chegg’s turnaround bet.

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How employee ownership can uplift Gen Z's labor force

The newest generation of American workers feels unheard in the places that depend most on their ideas and energy.

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AI stock valuations aren’t wrong—they’re just not right ... yet, says JPMorgan assets boss

“The question is, How fast will we grow into those multiples?” JPMorgan’s Mary Callahan Erdoes told an audience at the Fortune Global Forum.

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Google’s Ruth Porat: To unlock AI’s upside, rethink every process

"I think we are living in an extraordinary time," Porat said at the Fortune Global Forum.

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Netflix and Amazon Prime are using AI algorithms that hide content from some users, media executive says

“The larger problem comes in distribution and the use of algo when content is being shown,” Reliance Industries media president Jyoti Deshpande said.

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Ray Dalio is guided by gratitude: Why CEOs need to find their codifying principles

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The world is about $4.5 trillion short of securing a sustainable food supply for the future, global food and ag business CEO says

Verghese estimated the world requires 593 million hectares of land—twice the size of India—every year for crop cultivation at current productivity growth rates.

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WTO director-general says calling the trade wars the greatest disruption since the 1930s is 'the understatement of the century'—but it's not a repeat

"I think that a lot of the criticisms made by the U.S. of the system are valid," Dr.  Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala said at the Fortune Global Forum.

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Ferrari is building the sleekest electric vehicle on Earth—but among those who can afford it, very few will have the opportunity to buy it

The Italian luxury carmaker's reputation for innovative design and technology prowess works hand-in-hand with a tight supply to elevate its mystique.

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Warren Buffett's Berkshire Hathaway and Zillow say mortgage rates can't fall enough for Americans to afford a home

Mortgage rates are more than 6%, but one Zillow analyst says even a 0% interest rate still wouldn't make a typical home affordable in some areas.

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Kendra Scott says she launched her billion-dollar business from her bedroom with just $500—when she was pregnant with her first son

Scott started at the bottom, but is now one of the few women in the U.S. to have founded a billion-dollar company.

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Nobel Prize winner says Venezuela has a ‘unique’ $1.7 trillion opportunity to privatize over 500 companies and reverse socialist ‘disaster’

Venezuela has the world’s largest oil reserves, but “our people don’t even have gas even to cook. That’s a disaster,” María Corina Machado told Fortune.

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Melinda French Gates says work is 'very broken' for women

Billionaire philanthropist Melinda French Gates launched a $60 million grant competition to discover bold, future-of-work ideas that remove barriers women face in the workplace.

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A decade into Saudi Arabia's Vision 2030, the non-oil sector makes up 56% of $1.3 trillion economy

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Delta CEO predicts Americans will soon be ready to travel to Riyadh as he launches first-ever direct flights from the U.S. to Saudi Arabia

Acknowledging that “Americans aren’t quite sure” about visiting, Delta CEO Ed Bastian told Fortune that the route will be popular—eventually.

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Why is Washington acting like the U.S. is in a recession?

On paper, the economy is growing and unemployment is low. But federal government policymakers are behaving like there is an imminent crisis.

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