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Cyclops raises $8 million to build stablecoin infrastructure for payments companies

The startup’s customers include urban helicopter service Blade and Jeff Bezos’s Blue Origin.

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Finance leaders divided on using potential tariff refunds—just 18% would fully roll back price hikes

Supreme Court’s IEEPA ruling raises questions on sharing potential refunds with customers or suppliers.

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The U.S. has shown China and Russia ‘who really is a military power,’ says Trump’s ex–commerce secretary. Don’t expect them to get involved in Iran

Speaking exclusively with Fortune, Wilbur Ross said the Iran war “is going at least as well as anyone could have hoped,” and that he is “intrigued” that China and Russia have not intervened.

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The French AI startup gunning for Workday, Oracle, and SAP

Fortune has exclusively learned that Eléonore Crespo’s Pigment is approaching $100 million in ARR, having doubled ARR for a third consecutive year.

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Famed investor Vinod Khosla predicts free AI labor will lead to an era of few jobs and great abundance

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3 questions every CEO needs to ask about the AI jobs doom loop in the wake of Jack Dorsey’s dramatic 40% layoffs at Block

Dorsey’s move sparked fresh debate about AI’s impact on jobs after a week dominated by doomsday scenarios.

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Sam Altman, Jensen Huang and the other AI kingpins only have themselves to blame for the scare rippling through the economy right now

The AI industry has outrun the speed at which we can adopt it. Whose fault is that?

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OpenAI investor Vinod Khosla predicts today’s 5-year-olds won’t ever need to get jobs thanks to AI

“The need to work will go away,” Khosla said. “People will still work on the things they want to work on, not because they need to work.”

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Sea doubles annual earnings, yet profitability worries drag shares down in worst drop in 2 years

Fintech division Monee was the company’s fastest-growing division, posting 60% growth over 2025.

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Legal AI is splitting in two—and most people miss the difference

Anthropic has Claude Cowork and we at Thomson Reuters have CoCounsel. Here's the key difference for the future of legal tech.

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Trump promised lower drug prices. Here's how Congress virtually guaranteed the opposite

Mark Cuban says we wouldn't pay for potato chips like this. Congress is complicating things even more.

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Millennials invented the experience economy and Gen Z is reinventing travel itself

From flight cancellations to sudden plan changes, here's how the psychology of younger generations is reshaping the travel industry.

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Gen Zers are paying the price for lack of experience as AI takes their jobs. Older workers are safe—for now, Dallas Fed warns

Wages are growing fastest for experienced workers in AI-exposed industries.

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Palantir and other tech companies are stocking offices with tobacco products to increase worker productivity

Health experts offer a blunt warning on using tobacco products to increase productivity, saying the adverse health effects have been well documented.

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Nvidia’s surprise move to include stock compensation expenses could make other companies look bad

The AI chipmaker will score brownie points with Wall Street by making the change, without incurring much downside. Nvidia’s competitors won’t be so lucky.

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Bernie Sanders’ billionaire tax would soak about 900 people to fund $3,000 checks for the middle class

The proposed bill would cut the average billionaire’s fortune in half over 15 years.

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U.S. oil and gas exporters profit from the Iran war, but they can’t begin to fill the supply gap as global prices spike

Energy prices continue to spike, but a worst-case scenario has yet to unfold.

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Ring CEO Jamie Siminoff believes if people had more doorbell cameras, we may have already ‘solved’ the Nancy Guthrie case

The CEO said the Guthrie case exemplifies the importance of cameras and video footage in investigations.

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Trump’s strike on Iran and the new breed of AI wars mean bombs can drop faster than the speed of thought

AI has made battlefield decision-making faster. But it also raises questions about risk and ethics.

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Top economist says companies are close to a 'Cortes moment' on AI, referencing the conquistador who burned his boats and then invaded Mexico

Moody’s Analytics chief economist warned firms are approaching the point of no return on AI adoption—and the labor market may feel it first.

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Cities join Amazon in ending their partnership with license-plate reader Flock following Super Bowl Ad. ‘Your privacy is totally fine,’ says Ring CEO

"It was a shame" that people reacted that way to Ring's Super Bowl ad, says Ring CEO Jamie Siminoff. The company won't use Flock, but the reaction means people want safer neighborhoods.

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Jamie Dimon says Trump’s $5 billion JPMorgan lawsuit has ‘no merit,’ but admits he’d be angry about debanking too

The JPMorgan Chase CEO blamed regulatory pressure for forcing banks to close controversial accounts.

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The three key questions at the heart of the Pentagon's fight with Anthropic

The fight between Anthropic and the U.S. government raises three crucial questions about who should control AI, and how.

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War in Iran could spark ‘stagflationary’ episodes worldwide, top economist warns

War in the Middle East could bring on one of the worst-case scenarios in macroeconomics.

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$15 billion of the insurance industry is at risk from AI, BofA says

BofA accused the insurance industry of clogging its ranks with tons of unnecessary salespeople, with a “snowball effect” about to start happening.

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