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Iran says the Strait of Hormuz is shut down. The Trump administration says 9 million barrels a day are still getting out

“Hefty chunk of non-Iranian crude still getting out, unlike the Iranian crude that isn’t.”

How AT&T tied ‘brand love’ to customer growth: 60% higher sign-ups and 3x lower churn

AT&T’s CMO says customers who love the brand are three times less likely to leave, 50% more likely to buy a second product, and cheaper to acquire.

United CEO Scott Kirby tells Gen Z interns to ditch excuses—it’s a mantra he learned in Air Force training: ‘Figure out how to overcome it'

United CEO Scott Kirby tells Gen Z interns to ditch excuses—it’s a mantra he learned in Air Force training: ‘Figure out how to overcome it'

United Airlines’ 58-year-old CEO shares the first mantra he learned while training as a pilot—and one that was recently publicly put to the test.

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Meet a 29-year-old influencer who calls herself a tradwife—but she's really more of a homesteader

Traditional living is drawing younger consumers and becoming big business as creators turn old-fashioned skills into modern commerce.

Elon Musk’s $158 billion Tesla pay was 2.5 million times his workers’ salary last year—it's ‘unlike anything we have seen before,’ exec pay watch says

Elon Musk earned $158.3 billion in compensation last year, receiving the median Tesla worker's pay in just 4.23 seconds.

The secret history of Ray Dalio and the creation of Chicken McNuggets—how a 1980s hedge strategy unlocked a whole new menu

The Bridgewater founder began as a commodities expert and doesn’t claim credit: “the cost of a chicken has nothing to do with the price of the chick.”

Over 400% of GDP: top analyst finds corporate equity double the level from the dotcom bubble — and triple 1987's Black Monday

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Facing a decadeslong shortage, the FAA has now hired more than 2,000 air traffic controllers after its campaign recruiting Gen Z video gamers

Facing a decadeslong shortage, the FAA has now hired more than 2,000 air traffic controllers after its campaign recruiting Gen Z video gamers

With the U.S. still 3,500 controllers short of its staffing target, the federal government is turning to Fortnite fans and Roblox players to fill the gap.

The gilded cage: Why Gen Z's favorite escape is the era that looks most like now

The gilded cage: Why Gen Z's favorite escape is the era that looks most like now

Tradwives, old money, homesteading, even bird watching. Why does Gen Z want to turn the clock back 100 years?

‘It will inherit your thoughts’: Musk tells SpaceX employees they’ll be Grok’s ‘parents’ as AI trains on company data

‘It will inherit your thoughts’: Musk tells SpaceX employees they’ll be Grok’s ‘parents’ as AI trains on company data

In an all-hands, the SpaceX CEO revealed he wants his employees to be the foundation for his AI agent’s knowledge. “It will be trained on you.”

Social Security is celebrating its 91st birthday. It won't live to 100, watchdog warns

Social Security is celebrating its 91st birthday. It won't live to 100, watchdog warns

"Social Security won’t make it past age 97 as things currently stand," said the CRFB's Maya Macguineas. "At least not in its current form."

No, AI is not your employee

No, AI is not your employee

A strange language has crept into how we talk about artificial intelligence at work.

ServiceNow CFO: Trillions are being spent on AI initiatives. Are companies asking these 3 key questions?

ServiceNow CFO: Trillions are being spent on AI initiatives. Are companies asking these 3 key questions?

Businesses are under pressure to move fast and stay agile as they decide where to focus investments. Urgent decisions have to be made under uncertainty.

An obscure clean-energy rule change could have big consequences for investors

An obscure clean-energy rule change could have big consequences for investors

A proposed emissions-accounting overhaul could scramble corporate net-zero plans and the renewable-energy market.

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Randall Lane probably didn't break the law by accepting $6 million while working at Forbes. He may still pay a price under a 140-year-old doctrine

A New York legal doctrine requiring employee loyalty could pose more risk to the fired Forbes editor than any criminal exposure.

Code Metal lands $80 million Pentagon deal to modernize military wargaming

Code Metal, a $1.25 billion software firm, just landed a $80 million deal, as the Pentagon increasingly turns to startups for modernization.

Current price of oil as of Aug. 14, 2026

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

Anthropic's $2 trillion math problem: Its underlying business is nowhere near the IPO valuation it wants

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

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Fortune Tech: OpenAI's leadership musical chairs; Microsoft's 'super app,' Tim Cook in Texas

In today's edition: OpenAI's leadership musical chairs; Microsoft's "super app," Tim Cook in Texas, Databricks, Flock cameras, IBM, and China's AI influence.

Glenn Fogel runs the world’s largest online travel business. He still personally reads customer complaints because ‘you gotta get that sh*t right’

The travel industry, like every sector, is experimenting with the best use cases for AI. Fogel is working towards a world where tourism becomes an intelligence system in its own right

Philanthropy's best-kept secret: the more you have, the less you're required to give

The 50 largest private foundations in America hold more than $535 billion between them, obliged o distribute 5% each year, a minimum unchanged since 1969.

A value investor's reluctant case for gold

The U.S. dollar is the world's reserve currency for three reasons, all of which are cracking at once.

AI will make the biggest companies bigger and the smallest more powerful. Hotels show who gets squeezed

The next technology wave will produce a barbell: scaled platforms at one end, focused operators renting their capabilities at the other.

The hidden risk of GLP-1 drugs

There's something the tens of millions of Americans who are currently on GLP-1 medications, or thinking of starting them, need to know.

Serena Williams is finding new mentors in the VC chapter of her career—and is learning how to be one herself

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