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I'm a Berkshire Hathaway investor and I was wrong about Greg Abel. Here's why he's a better fit than Buffett right now

Berkshire's new CEO isn't Warren Buffett — and that's exactly what the company needs right now.

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Boeing could be the biggest winner on Trump's trip to Beijing

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Wall Street no longer believes that Kevin Warsh can do what Trump wants

Everything you need to know before you reach the office this morning.

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The deficit just grew by $955 billion in 7 months. It's time for a constitutional fix to control the budget

Interest payments just hit $628 billion. Decades of failed congressional fixes prove that only a constitutional amendment can break Washington's addiction.

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Companies used to value loyalty. Now it might hold workers back from advancing

A ‘boundaryless career’ is now the most reliable way to a corner office, a sign of how much employers have changed their tune on company loyalty.

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The airplane fuel shortage is a myth propagated by airlines who want to cancel unprofitable flights, says private jet CEO

"Those stories are largely politically driven by governmental authorities who are trying to pressure an end to the war," says Elevate Jet CEO Greg Raiff.

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Fervo becomes clean energy's biggest-ever IPO with $10B valuation—powered by the earth’s heat and AI’s hunger

Fervo is building its first commercial power plant project in Utah with goals to scale nationwide with the data center construction wave.

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Steve Jobs had a 'beer test' he used for interviews at Apple—if he didn’t want to drink with you, you didn’t get the job

Steve Jobs’ hiring test at Apple had nothing to do with your résumé. He wanted to know if he’d actually grab a beer with you.

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Top economist says $39 trillion national debt leaves government worse prepared for recession than ever

The Fed’s hands would be tied in the case of a downturn.

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Boeing lost China. Trump—and 500 jets—may be about to win it back.

Beijing hasn't ordered planes from Boeing since 2017. That could soon change.

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Kevin Warsh confirmed as Fed chair in party-line vote amid Elizabeth Warren's 'sock puppet' criticism

Every Republican voted for Warsh on Wednesday, as did Democratic Sen. John Fetterman of Pennsylvania.

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The crypto industry’s Clarity Act hits a critical juncture: Where things stand going into Senate markup

A key banking committee reached a deal on stablecoin yield, but ethics conflicts remain

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America's data centers are thirsty. Rural towns are paying the price—from tanked water pressure to stolen desert groundwater

Residents in different states were curious why their water was being diverted to data centers instead of their homes in water-fraught communities.

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After nearly a year of delays, Trump Mobile's CEO says the gold-plated Trump phone will begin shipping to buyers this week

“Those delays were worth it in our minds as we are delivering an amazing product,” said Trump Mobile CEO Pat O’Brien.

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‘Maybe me too’: Elon Musk accepts some of the blame for Claude learning to blackmail users from ‘evil’ online AI stories

Anthropic recently released a report saying it had solved Claude’s “agentic misalignment,” or the bot’s behaviors that deviated from humans’ best interests.

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How HubSpot got all engineers to use AI without any mandates

By avoiding mandates and proving measurable results, HubSpot says 94% of all employees now use AI.

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National debt is one of the only things Republican and Democrat voters are equally concerned about

Rising debt’s wide-reaching consequences are a rare point of shared concern for voters.

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NC State graduates expected a commencement speech. They got their senior-year student loans paid off instead

Anil Kochhar, the commencement speaker at North Carolina State University's Wilson College of Textiles made a surprise donation.

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Goldman sees an AI bottleneck that can't be vibe-coded away. Ford's CEO warns it's already a 'full-blown' crisis

"The infrastructure foundation on which AI has been constructed will not sustain the AI of tomorrow."

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“I had to turn down President Obama”

Celebrating its tenth anniversary with a tech “take-over” of the Champs-Élysées in Paris, Publicis’ Maurice Lévy reveals why “not having a plan” was the only way to launch VivaTech, Europe’s biggest tech conference.

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Despite having a $165 million net worth, Scarlett Johansson says work-life balance doesn’t exist—and the first step to success is admitting that

“Admitting that there is no work-life balance is the first step to getting there in a way because it's just not possible,” Scarlett Johansson revealed.

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Lloyd Blankfein just put his finger on why even Goldman Sachs is wary of AI agents

The former Goldman CEO's warning about AI leverage isn't about killer robots. It's about the mundane terror of being too slow to catch a mistake.

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Current price of oil as of May 13, 2026

When oil prices change, it affects your energy costs—and even the price of everyday items. Here’s why.

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For 250 years, America didn't just invent the future — it built it. That connection is breaking. Here's how to restore it

As Fortune marks 250 years of American innovation, McKinsey leaders argue the country faces its most consequential reinvention test yet.

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I spent 8 years building Google Sheets. Now I think apps are on their way out

The standalone app era is ending — and the companies still building interfaces on top of databases are running out of time to notice.

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