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Wall Street bonuses hit an all-time record in 2025—but the outlook for 2026 is already darkening

The average Wall Street bonus climbed to $246,900 last year as profits surged 30%. Now tariffs and geopolitical turmoil are threatening to end the party.

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Washington and Silicon Valley have found their common enemy: China

Lawmakers and tech executives may not agree on how to regulate AI, but they agree who the enemy is.

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Social Security insolvency: How a six-figure cap to flatten benefits for the ultrawealthy could buy the program 7 critical years

A nonpartisan think tank is proposing a fix that promises significant progress toward putting Social Security on a path to self-sufficiency.

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The world's consumers are ready for robotaxis. James Peng of Pony AI wants to make sure they're riding in his

Peng sees a world with more robotaxis as “inevitable,” citing safety and convenience. “People love to drive; they don’t love driving all the time."

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Meta's $27 billion AI data center is causing chaos in small town Louisiana

In an era of globalization and corporate consolidation, the “pick-and-shovel” ripple spreads very differently. It’s testing assumptions about who actually benefits when a mega-project arrives in town.

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Vail Resorts CEO says it’s time to think beyond the $1,000 ski pass that helped build the empire

Rob Katz wants to fix Vail’s broken business model and expand its customer base.

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What is tech addiction? A court ruling makes it Big Tech’s next big problem

The verdict in a landmark lawsuit over addictive social media design—and a wave of similar cases against Meta, YouTube, TikTok, and Snap—could force Silicon Valley to confront whether its most powerful and “sticky” products are behaving like hard-to-kick drugs.

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The White House snubs Elon Musk's offer to cover TSA salaries as airport miseries hit record levels

“We greatly appreciate Elon’s generous offer,” White House spokesperson Abigail Jackson wrote to Fortune. But no.

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Meet the 40-year-old Democrat who owns a fitness company for pregnant and postpartum women and just won in Trump’s district

Emily Gregory just won a state legislative race in Palm Beach County, with a footprint including the Mar-a-Lago Resort.

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A court just ruled that tech addiction is real—and dangerous. It could be Meta and YouTube's Big Tobacco moment

A Los Angeles jury’s decision that addictive app design caused a young woman’s mental health crisis could force Big Tech to confront what parents, doctors, and users have warned about for years.

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'I didn’t want anybody shooting me': Five Guys CEO gave away $1.5 million bonus to employees over botched BOGO burger birthday celebration

Jerry Murrell joked he was going to use the $1.5 million on a fur coat for his wife, but it seemed like his employees deserved it a little more.

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‘Don’t leave’: the remote work guru who nailed the labor market during the Great Resignation offers job advice for 2026

“You don’t want to quit a job to find that what you thought would be easy – getting another job – turns out to be a massive struggle,” Nick Bloom said.

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U.S. natural gas exporters literally answer Asia’s calls for ‘help’ from the Iran war, but aid can’t come ‘overnight’

Global natural gas shortfalls from Qatari facility damages may last years, but a massive wave of U.S. export growth is underway.

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A well known short-seller swings and misses at SoFi

The Muddy Waters report alleges financial chicanery but the market appears to have rejected the allegations.

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New college grad unemployment will spike to 35% in 2 years, senator warns, forcing 'Dario, Sam' to quit AI fear-mongering

“If you take Dario, Sam, you take all the evangelists. I think they are literally consciously pulling back on their predictions,” Mark Warner said.

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Mark Zandi warns recession odds are creeping toward 50%, and the Iran war could launch us into economic turmoil by midyear

As oil steadily climbs above $100 per barrel and Iran rejects a U.S. peace proposal, Moody’s chief economist says recession odds are only getting worse.

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Trump wrote the tariff playbook. Now Iran is using it on the world's most important oil route

Oil markets are whipsawing Wednesday amid dueling shaky peace proposals

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The ROI for AI isn't one-size-fits-all, says data storage CTO

Rob Lee, Everpure’s chief technology and growth officer, says measuring the return on investment of AI varies by use case.

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Trump names Zuckerberg, Huang, Ellison to tech council—but no Musk, no Altman

Trump’s new tech council brings in Silicon Valley heavyweights—but excludes key players shaping the AI race.

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The median first-time homebuyer is now 40. Zillow's CEO says don't expect that to change anytime soon

Zillow CEO Jeremy Wacksman said supply-side constraints will keep housing unaffordable in the near term.

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Rishi Sunak is giving advice to CEOs on AI. Here are his golden rules

At Goldman Sachs’ conference, CEOs discuss how to leverage AI for growth while maintaining unique human leadership to avoid a sea of sameness.

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Harvard is the No. 1 ‘dream college’ of choice among Gen Z students—despite its war with the Trump administration and an $87,000 a year price tag

Despite mounting skepticism about the value of a college degree—and controversy on campus—Harvard is Gen Z's No. 1 dream school.

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JPMorgan’s Jamie Dimon says remote work breeds ‘rope-a-dope politics’ and stunts young workers‘ growth

Jamie Dimon said younger workers are not fully engaged if they work remotely, adding they won’t be as well-developed because remote work doesn’t foster learning on the job.

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Women are gaining ground in traditionally male-dominated jobs like surgeons, airline pilots, and software developers—and earning well over $100,000

Women are breaking into male-dominated, six-figure roles—from dentists to mechanical engineers—as healthcare and STEM careers drive the shift.

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'Wealth doesn't erase your problems—it magnifies them': One serial entrepreneur's brutally honest take on making it

Emily Lyons said commas in her bank account didn’t help her feel relieved, but rather scared of losing all she had gained.

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