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Nvidia's Jensen Huang says ‘to be a CEO is a lifetime of sacrifice,' but his parents prepared him for the 'pain and suffering' of leadership

"Most people think that it's about leading and being in command and being on top. None of that is true. You're in service of the company," he says.

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Work-life balance finally outranks pay as a top motivator for job seekers, but CEOs aren’t sold

Gen Z talent rank work-life balance far above pay, more than any other generation of workers. Meanwhile, CEOs are split on whether it’s possible to have the best of both worlds.

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Companies and countries can stay nimble even as they navigate the ‘unexploded ordinance’ of U.S.-China competition, experts say

There's “incredibly high stakes" on the geopolitical front, foreign policy expert James Crabtree said during the Fortune Innovation Forum.

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As Tokyo embraces a 4-day workweek to fight 'death by overwork,' Japan’s new prime minister just called a 3 a.m. meeting

The Japanese leader only sleeps two to four hours a night—and has personally pledged to ditch work-life balance in favor of “work, work, work.”

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Meet the dads choosing caring for kids over careers: 'Men are starting to realize that missing crucial morning time and bedtime adds up'

Not a single stay-at-home father that Fortune spoke to had any regrets about swapping sending emails for changing diapers.

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America's path out of $38 trillion national debt crisis likely involves pushing up inflation and 'eroding Fed independence,' says JPMorgan Private Bank

The government could "tolerate stronger growth and higher inflation, allowing real interest rates to fall and the debt burden to shrink over time," JPMB says.

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Don't pack your teams with 'superstars.' Instead, hire 'glue' employees

What makes a great team fail? The "too much talent" problem, when company leaders pack their teams with superstar hires, says behavioral scientist and author Jon Levy.

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There is 'zero likelihood' self-driving cars will replace human drivers in any reasonable timeframe, Lyft's CEO says

“Customers won’t demand it. They'll just say, I don't want to get in a self-driving car,” David Risher says.

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Company behind popular crypto lender Aave to launch app in Apple store that offers high-yield returns

The Aave app will act like a savings account but give users more interest than they’d receive from conventional banks.

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Uniswap’s latest drama shows promise and limits of decentralization

Controversy over an important update to Uniswap reflects a choice between purity and pragmatism.

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Figure CFO Macrina Kgil on rapid growth after landmark IPO

Kgil discusses the company's earnings results and how it's expanding the blockchain marketplace.

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Why John Furner is the CEO Walmart thinks it needs right now

Walmart’s next CEO will have to prove that an old-school retailer can think like a tech firm without losing its soul.

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A meeting with the Governor’s Office and an altered public document: How Elon Musk’s Boring Company got three safety violations rescinded in 24 hours

Lawyers and regulators say the Nevada state agency’s handling of the safety investigation went against procedure.

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Boards of directors are older, have more male appointees, and less turnover

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The U.S. aims to breathe easy amid China’s chokehold on rare earths, but loosening the grip takes years of concerted effort

U.S. races to establish rare earths supply chains domestically and abroad in "Cold War 2.0."

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Bari Weiss wants to save America. First, she'll have to save CBS News

She built her power by opposing the media elite on a website bankrolled by anti-woke tech billionaires. Now she's running one of America's biggest news organizations.

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Visa leans into AI-enabled payments and stablecoins to stay ahead of the game, says Asia-Pacific president Stephen Karpin

One thing missing from current chatbots is "the ability to make payment via an agent,” said Asia-Pacific president Stephen Karpin.

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More groceries may benefit from tariff exemptions as the 2026 midterm elections get closer, analyst says

"Food prices also weigh heavily on consumers' inflation psychology, not to mention their sentiment."

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As voters demand affordability, Stanford economist argues for 'temporary, targeted price controls' with supply-side reforms

"But, like it or not, voters are demanding short-term price relief, and temporary price controls may be the only viable way to provide it."

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Dr. Oz says 'there are discussions' on extending Affordable Care Act subsidies as Republicans scramble to address soaring healthcare costs

"I promise you the president is laser focused on this," Oz said. "It's the main thing I talk with him about."

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The Trump administration gets it right on limiting the power of proxy advisory firms such as ISS and Glass Lewis

For decades, far before it became popular, we've been vocally questioning the credibility of proxy advisory firms. Jamie Dimon and Elon Musk more recently.

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McKinsey studied the most successful Fortune 500 CEOs and found they share one similar trait

Carolyn Dewar and Kurt Strovink of McKinsey's CEO Practice talked to 200 leaders including Jamie Dimon, Michael Dell and Larry Fink. They saw patterns.

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'If voters feel like things aren't working, they fire their politicians': K-shaped economy math shows why Trump’s base feels betrayed

The president’s approval ratings have reached their lowest since he took office in January.

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How U.S. policy uncertainty is driving companies to Europe

The man tasked with attracting foreign direct investment into Ireland explains.

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This 24-year-old ditched the U.S. to work in Chile—now, she has better work-life balance and saves more than $1,200 a month

Leeah Derenoncourt is one of many digital nomads uprooting their lives in America and heading for greener pastures—and the lower cost-of-living allows her to save thousands.

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