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Fortune 500 CEOs are no longer giving an A for effort. Now they want proof of impact

Revamped performance reviews from Mark Zuckerberg, Jane Fraser, and Andy Jassy signal a new management focus on tangible results.

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Asia is the 'next big frontier' for sustainable aviation fuel as governments push green mandates

Malaysia may soon consider an SAF mandate, the latest policy in Southeast Asia's tentative embrace of green aviation.

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New filings exposing Elon Musk’s financials for X in the UK show revenue plummeted 58%

Advertisers have been fleeing the platform since Musk acquired what was then Twitter in 2022.

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Detroit’s top carmaker just wrote down $7.6 billion on its EV business—and grew its market cap by the same amount. Here’s how GM did it

“We continue to believe in EVs,” CEO Mary Barra told the Street. But GM also believes in free cash flow.

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Amazon and JPMorgan led the Fortune 500 in returning to the office 5 days a week. Now they’re leading a coworking comeback

A year after the return-to-office push, larger companies are turning to shared spaces to fill their office needs.

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Crypto giant Tether pushes into the U.S. with USAT stablecoin to challenge Circle

The world’s biggest stablecoin issuer now has a digital dollar compliant with U.S. regulation.

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At Davos, CEOs said AI isn't coming for jobs as fast as Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei thinks

The Anthropic CEO warns 50% of entry-level white collar jobs will be gone in five years. Other tech CEOs see that as unlikely.

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OpenAI CFO Sarah Friar: There's a 'mismatch' between AI's abilities and the value companies are capturing

There’s a growing gap between AI’s potential and how companies actually use it.

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The AI boom’s most unexpected winner? A 175-year-old company called Corning

As hyperscalers race to wire ever larger AI clusters, Corning is emerging as one of the most critical—and overlooked—suppliers in the stack.

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UnitedHealth is reeling from a nearly 20% stock rout after warning investors about its first revenue decline in decades

"The company expects to return to growth in 2026," UnitedHealth said in May of last year. Today it revealed that it will take a bit longer.

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Americans are still ditching New York and LA at alarming rates, but Miami's on the list now, too

“Miami’s migration tells a striking story,” says the Bank of America Institute. Meanwhile, the Midwest is “still having a moment.”

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Before California, France tried a wealth tax. Macron repealed it after rich people fled the country instead of paying

A 20-year French experiment with a wealth tax ended with mixed results, but its removal created problems of its own.

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Warren Buffett’s son signals a huge change for philanthropy as he prepares to give away $150 billion

Howard Buffett says taking “rule of law” into consideration when making donations is of paramount importance for philanthropists seeking to alleviate poverty.

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Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei’s proposed remedies matter more than warnings about AI’s risks

Anthropic CEO calls for AI companies to steer customers away from firing workers, wealthy tech billionaires to give away their money, and government to tax AI-generated wealth.

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‘Country of geniuses in a data center’: Anthropic CEO sees every AI cluster having the brainpower of 50 million Nobel Prize winners

Dario Amodei, long an AI safety advocate, is excited and terrified by what’s coming from AI: It’s the “single most serious national security threat” facing humanity in 100 years.

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Inside the world of Rick Rieder, the $2.3 trillion insomniac who might soon run the Fed

Rick Rieder oversees roughly $2.3 trillion in fixed income at BlackRock. His obsession with risk has made him a market legend—and a surprise Fed chair contender.

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Major crypto bill overcomes obstacle as Senator cuts plan to target credit card fees

The much anticipated legislation has an easier path forward following weeks of turbulence.

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3 crypto companies think they’ve figured out how to generate yield on the $4.6 billion ‘tokenized gold’ market

Even if the price of gold goes down, holders of their tokens will be paid an interest-like percentage along the way, these companies promise.

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Anthropic’s billionaire cofounders are giving away 80% of their wealth: ‘The thing to worry about is a level of wealth concentration that will break society’

As Elon Musk nears trillionaire status, Anthropic’s billionaire CEO is ringing the alarm that the ultrarich have an “obligation” to solve inequality before it’s irreversible.

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Why China’s ByteDance could be a big winner in its TikTok deal with Trump

ByteDance gets to keep its algorithm, manage activities like e-commerce—and focus on its next battle, AI.

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As AI wipes out desk jobs, Citigroup CEO Jane Fraser says the company is training 175,000 employees to ‘reinvent themselves’ before their roles change forever

Instead of letting Citigroup’s employees fend for themselves, the $205 billion bank has provided workers with an AI training mandate.

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For successful AI adoption, managers should focus on a different movie to drive transformation

How managerial transformation will pave the way for AI enterprises, with humans leading the way.

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Coming soon: a lost generation of employee talent?

Entry-level employees don't stay entry-level forever.

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Tether minted around $15 billion in profit last year—and its CEO makes a strong case for finance leaders to finally embrace stablecoins

A Fortune deep dive into Tether makes clear that stablecoins are shifting from crypto curiosity to core infrastructure.

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Don’t hold your breath for a Fed rate cut anytime soon. In fact, a hike could be in the cards

“Underpinning this is our belief that the labor market is improving, and that unemployment will decline ahead on a trend basis,” wrote Macquarie economists.

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