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Supporting moderation: beer’s structural advantage in the no-alcohol space

In 2024, no-alcohol beer accounted for 95% of all no-alcohol adult beverages globally, and volumes are projected to reach 10 billion liters by 2030.

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AI is reshaping banking—but not causing a jobs wipeout

Banking and finance headcounts remain largely stable, according to a Fortune report.

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A huge chunk of U.S. GDP growth is being kept alive by AI spending 'with no guaranteed return,' Deutsche Bank says

“Investment in AI-related sectors is critical to GDP growth [and the] US would be close to recession this year if it weren’t for tech-related spending,

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Hong Kong tops global IPO charts for the first time since 2019 for total funds raised, overtaking New York’s stock exchanges

The New York and NASDAQ stock exchanges ranked 2nd and 3rd, raising a total of $20.3 billion and $19.2 billion respectively, a KPMG report found.

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As AI investors fret over ROI, these startups attracted serious cash from customers in 2025

A Brex survey shows that coding and video are reaping big customer gains.

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Remote work is officially dead: 3 days in the office is the new norm, says CEO of the world’s biggest recruiter—except for ‘very special’ talent

The return-to-office war is over and a new pecking order has emerged, says Randstad's CEO Sander van ’t Noordende. Remote work is now a top-performer perk.

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Why China is unfazed by Trump's tariffs: 'The amount of grit and sheer willpower is on a different scale,' CEO of $3.7 billion company says

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Little-known underground salt caverns could slow the AI boom and its thirst for power

Power demand, gas production, and pipeline and power plant construction are soaring, but the storage space for natural gas is running out.

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Notorious crypto con man Sam Bankman-Fried has a prison passion project: giving legal advice to other inmates

The face of crypto fraud is helping other criminals prepare for their court cases.

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In 2000 Larry Page said Google was ‘nowhere near’ the ultimate search engine—25 years later, Gemini might be close

“We’re nowhere near doing that now,” said Page at the time.

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Billionaire philanthropy's growing divide: Mark Zuckerberg stops funding immigration reform as Mackenzie Scott doubles down on DEI

Two models for tech wealth are emerging, as notable billionaire donors reveal their priorities.

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This new luxury airline seeks to go well above first class without the enormous cost of a private jet, and will only fly to a handful of cities

Magnifica Air expects to begin service in 2027, with plans for six to seven daily departures, connecting to Miami, New York, Los Angeles, the San Francisco Bay Area, Dallas, and Houston.

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‘It’s a cage match’: Beleaguered iRobot founder says the biggest reason why the Roomba-maker failed was because of growing Chinese competition

“The marketplace was not a level playing field,” Colin Angle said, noting China has incentives and discounts for consumers who buy domestic products.

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Mitt Romney says the U.S. is on a cliff—and taxing the rich is now necessary 'given the magnitude of our national debt'

Romney is worth an estimated $254 million, and was among Congress's wealthiest members.

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Chaos, cheap money, and a collapse in crypto send gold to new record high

With two live armed conflicts over oil, weakness in the dollar, and Bitcoin off the menu for anxious investors, gold is the beneficiary, analysts said in emails sent to Fortune.

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Goldman Sachs CEO says he’d hire someone ‘smart enough’ over the smartest person in the world because ultimately experience trumps brains

Relying on book smarts over real-life expertise won’t get one hired at the $268 billion bank, says Goldman Sachs boss David Solomon.

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Mark Cuban says AI allows 'creators to become exponentially more creative,' but his advice didn’t land well with people working in the industry

“All you can see is dollar signs and ‘value’ instead of theft, exploitation, and job displacement,” one creative said in response.

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Former U.S. Secret Service agent says bringing your authentic self to work stifles teamwork: ’You don’t get high performers, you get sloppiness’

“Could you imagine if I brought my authentic New York self to every interrogation I did?” asked former Secret Service agent Evy Poumpouras.

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Billionaire Larry Ellison comes to his son’s rescue, agreeing to personally guarantee over $40 billion to finance Paramount’s bid for Warner Bros.

Warner Bros. is in the middle of a tug-of-war between Netflix and David Ellison’s company, Paramount Skydance.

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Meet the Chanel chief who hires for personality over talent or skills—those with ‘big egos, want to work solo or are mercenaries’ don’t pass go

Exclusive: As Gen Z fights to stand out in one of the most competitive job markets in decades, Chanel says it’s looking for personality hires.

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After pouring $450 million into Florida real estate, Larry Ellison plans to lure the ultra-rich to an exclusive town just minutes from Mar-a-Lago

Ellison bought the aging but glamorous Eau Palm Beach Resort & Spa in August and plans to renovate.

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I'm the Sam's Club CEO and I've got an AI leadership reality check: let purpose, not promise, guide investment

At Sam’s Club, our technology decisions are grounded in a key part of the Walmart enterprise purpose: We are people-led and tech-powered.

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Cold email landed me my first job, at LVMH, says Nespresso’s U.K. CEO

Anna Lundstrom got her first job off the back of an email to LVMH’s then U.K. boss, Xavier de Royère, while she was still a student.

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Your mortgage likely cost $11,500 to originate—and reams of paperwork. How Salesforce Agentforce is helping improve the process

I worked in federal housing agencies after 2008 and I often wonder if agentic AI could have mitigated some aspects of that mortgage-based calamity.

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An Iowa company that builds wood chippers doesn't care about your AI buzzwords: 2 Silicon Valley CEOs get real about the hype-slop-cycle

"I don't think they come to us looking for AI other than, 'please, for God's sake tell us what it means for us.'"

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