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Savvy has raised $15.5 million in an additional round led by Canvas Ventures, closing the startup’s Series A at $26.5 million, Fortune can exclusively report. Thrive Capital, Brewer Lane Ventures, Index Ventures, The House Fund, and Alumni Ventures, all existing investors, also participated in the round.

"The bottom line is that the weaker-than-expected July employment report led us to change our baseline expectation for the first Fed to September."

Rolls-Royce employs approximately 42,000 people, all of whom will receive a piece of the company as its business booms.

Walmart sits at the top of Fortune's list of the world's largest companies by revenue. Amazon is No. 2. Saudi Aramco, at No. 4, is the most profitable.

After a recent merger, HDFC has 93 million customers and a huge footprint in mortgages, checking, and savings.

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

Sallie Krawcheck has held a variety of top jobs at Wall Street titans like Sanford C. Bernstein, Smith Barney, Merrill Lynch, and Bank of America.

Compared to the pricey stocks of Big Tech players like Nvidia and Microsoft, energy and electricity stocks are an affordable way to play the AI boom.

As Gen Z cuts down on alcohol, NA beer sales are soaring.

Gyms like Life Time charge high membership fees and require huge spaces. But they pitch consumers on a holistic lifestyle that keeps them coming back.

“Having that Olympic stamp for any sport changes the game of play,” an expert told Fortune. But what will breaking's Olympic future look like?