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Trump’s new tax policies will cut the wealthy’s philanthropy by over $4 billion—and middle-class donors can't match the donations of MacKenzie Scott

Mega-donors like MacKenzie Scott and Melinda French Gates are funneling hundreds of millions of dollars into charitable causes, but Trump’s new tax policies could put billionaire giving in jeopardy.

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How upcoming business leaders are using AI to prep for high-stakes deal negotiations—and everyday interactions

Students at American University’s Kogod School of Business are learning how to use AI to sharpen the way they negotiate everything from job offers to high-stakes mergers.

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IBM exec asks job candidates whether they think we are in an AI bubble as a make-or-break interview test

Do you think we’re in an AI Bubble? Even the experts can’t agree. And weirdly, your opinion on all this could decide whether you get the job.

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Lyft CEO: This Giving Tuesday, I’m matching every rider’s donation

As you use Lyft to head to work, meet friends, or run an errand, know that your contribution – about 38 cents on average – will be tripled.

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How to handle ‘nepo babies’ in this economic climate

In a tough job market, some young people are turning to their parents for help and connections. But how should workplaces deal with “nepo babies”?

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Colleges risk getting it backwards on AI and they may be hurting Gen Z job searchers

Imagine if colleges had demanded that students rely exclusively on physical libraries and banned the use of Google Search?

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Crypto backers are betting on real-world service like hotspots and drones—even as the business case remains unclear

So-called DePIN projects invite users to invest in expensive sensors and receive tokens in return.

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How a data and tech strategy fueled DoorDash’s rise

A new Fortune feature offers a deep dive into the company.

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How Campbell’s leaked audio turned a pantry staple into a PR crisis

Campbell’s holiday-season leak exposes how one executive’s misjudgment can reshape culture, trust, and the risks leaders create in private.

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The AI boom is driving valuations sky-high almost overnight. What could go wrong?

This year, a handful of top AI startups, from Anthropic to Harvey, have raised not just one giant round of funding, but two or more.

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Elon Musk says the only thing that can solve 'insanely high' $38 trillion national debt crisis is AI and robotics—but it would cause 'significant deflation'

After clashing with Trump on spending, Musk argues AI and robotics are the only path to easing record U.S. debt costs—and may even trigger future deflation.

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‘Santa Rally’ stalls even though a December cut from the Fed is a near certainty

Unfortunately, the tech sector is spoiling the party: Bitcoin sank to $85K early this morning.

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DoorDash CEO Tony Xu outmaneuvered meal delivery rivals by obsessing over his customer

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Insiders say the future of AI will be smaller and cheaper than you think

Bigger is not necessarily better, these execs say.

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The S&P 500 could hit 7,000 this week, while Trump hints at a Fed chair pick and Washington eyes this special election

“The S&P 500 would need to rise by just 2.2% to reach 7,000. That could happen this coming week, in our view.”

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The housing crisis is also a crisis of hopelessness as young Americans give up, hustle less, spend more, and make risky investments as a last resort

“For those priced out of the housing market, gambling on improbable but potentially transformative gains may appear rational, particularly among younger cohorts.”

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Even college graduates no longer think a degree is worth the cost as the once-safe path to the American Dream is now seen as a risky venture

Americans who have earned college degrees flipped, with only 46% now saying that obtaining one is worth the cost versus 63% in 2013.

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The $124 trillion Great Wealth Transfer won’t be a ‘big bang’ warns Northwestern Mutual CEO Tim Gerend

Women live longer than men, and wealth will transfer across spouses before it moves from baby boomers to the next generation.

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The man behind Google Meet was raised in between cultures and languages. He sees the 'beauty of technology' making that a thing of the past

When Awaneesh Verma was a kid, he liked the idea of meeting people in different cultures and them truly understanding each other. He had no idea.

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From Martha Stewart to Dockers to Toys "R" Us, brand managers are raking in billions betting on classic American names

Brand management companies are gobbling up beloved brands from Martha Stewart to Dockers—but views are split on whether they are saviors or vampires.

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Philanthropy isn’t fading. It’s evolving

In a world where aid budgets are shrinking and crises are multiplying, catalytic philanthropy remains the first mover.

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Harvard professor says leaders have a responsibility to be happy at work because it can affect your stock price

Arthur C. Brooks argues happier employees can actually boost your company's stock price.

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Why the economy has that ‘weird feeling of something you like getting worse’: One of America’s top legal theorists on ‘the age of extraction’

“My understanding of America is that it’s the place where things are supposed to get better,” Columbia Law School’s Tim Wu told Fortune.

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This Cisco exec's 7-day weeks and 18-hour days throw his work-life balance out of whack—but he makes two things non-negotiable

Cisco’s chief product officer Jeetu Patel sometimes works 18-hour days—but he says work-life balance is never static.

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Despite their ‘no limits’ friendship, Russia is paying a nearly 90% markup on sanctioned goods from China—compared with 9% from other countries

While the value of Chinese ball-bearing exports to Russia jumped by 76% from 2021 to 2024, the quantity of exports actually dropped by 13%.

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