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Building corporate resilience in a fragmenting world

What Davos signals for global trade, geopolitics, and business strategy.

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This Harvard professor spent 8 years traveling the world researching the secret history of capitalism and how 'marginal' and 'weak' it used to be

Sven Beckert has spent nearly a decade trying to understand the 1,000-year-old thing that capitalism is. “This is a human-created order.”

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What hiring someone who served 20 years in prison taught us about loyalty at work

A former prison warden and an exec who once served a life equivalent sentence explain why fair chance hiring is an overlooked retention strategy.

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Ford CEO warns there’s a dearth of blue-collar workers able to construct AI data centers and operate factories: 'Nothing to backfill the ambition'

Jim Farley has identified a crisis in the “essential economy” of overlooked blue-collar workers in the AI race.

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If you want to be financially independent at a young age, don’t buy a house, serial investor says. Home ownership is just an 'expensive indulgence'

“Your mortgage is just the starting point,” said author JL Collins.

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This CEO has a ‘1950s family structure in reverse’—her husband does the childcare, cooking, and cleaning: ‘I do the making money and paying taxes’

Life360’s CEO rejects corporate leaders’ obsession with 4 a.m. wake-up calls—and says her unconventional home life is what has made her leadership style possible.

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I oversee a lab where engineers try to destroy my life’s work. It's the only way to prepare for quantum threats

I'm a 30-year semiconductor veteran who helped put secure chips into credit cards and bring contactless payments into everyday use.

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National debt is already killing the American Dream, says top economist—and it might push the U.S. into an outright depression

“There are fewer opportunities,” Kurt Couchman added. “The opportunities that are there aren’t paying as well. Productivity is being suppressed.”

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The creator economy may be bigger than we think, and taxing side hustles will be a growing issue as an OnlyFans 'sin tax' is debated

"The side hustle has economic value, but the work is rarely recognized," Donovan said.

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Just when Wall Street and Corporate America were looking forward to a year without trade fears, the 'Tariff King' strikes again

Trump announced tariffs on eight NATO allies and said earlier in the week that countries that do business with Iran would be hit with a 25% duty.

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Trump launches trade war against NATO after European countries sent troops to Greenland amid his takeover plan

"On top of everything else, Denmark, Norway, Sweden, France, Germany, The United Kingdom, The Netherlands, and Finland have journeyed to Greenland, for purposes unknown."

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The weak business case for Trump acquiring Greenland: a $1 trillion price tag and few returns for two decades

An annexation of Greenland would be the largest geographic acquisition in U.S. history—but financial rewards would be a long time coming.

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When AI decides how shareholders vote, boards need to rethink governance

Proxy advisors are moving away from one-size-fits-all recommendations, large investors are building internal capabilities, and now AI is on the scene.

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Making billionaires illegal by taxing their wealth wouldn’t even fund the government for a year, budget expert says

"What people don't realize," Penn Wharton Budget Model director Kent Smetters told Fortune, is there's "just not as much money there as people think."

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Fortune 500 exec: College grads aren't ready for today's jobs

There's a missing link between college and career.

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Like DoorDash and Google’s CEOs, $7.6 billion Informatica boss is a McKinsey alum—he says being ‘pushed around’ by smart consultants helped him grow

The CEO of Informatica, Amit Walia, says he encountered imposter syndrome and critiques at the consulting giant. And McKinsey has proved itself as a training hotbed for future leaders, creating more Fortune 500 CEOs than anywhere else.

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Logan Paul tells Gen Z they can turn any passion into a career—he’s turned Pokémon, YouTube, and wrestling into an empire worth millions

The YouTuber-turned-entrepreneur says Gen Z has more opportunity than it thinks—if young people stop critiquing and start building.

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Stablecoins will shake up the $900 billion remittance market—setting up a fight between crypto firms and legacy brands like Western Union

There is huge room for disruption in a money transfer industry where fees are often as high as 6%.

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Warren Buffett's son says he didn’t know his dad was a billionaire until he was in his 20s—and his friends were just as surprised

“Our friends were as surprised as I was,” Peter Buffett said.

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Elon Musk’s Boring Co. is studying a tunnel project to Tesla Gigafactory near Reno

The surge of traffic, and accidents, on the highway that leads to the burgeoning industrial center in northern Nevada is driving a search for alternatives.

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ChatGPT tests ads as a new era of AI begins

Ads are coming to the bottom of ChatGPT’s answers for certain users—as the $500 billion startup looks to offset the massive costs of offering generative AI services.

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As Trump throws a bone to Gen Z on student debt, watchdog calls it an 'incoherent political giveaway,' straight out of Biden's playbook

Student-debt collections are being halted again, as they have for over half a decade now.

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The Nobel Prize committee doesn't want Trump getting one, even as a gift—but they treated Obama very differently

There isn't a Nobel double standard when it comes to regifting or auctions. One even sold for a whopping $103.5 million.

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Deficits boost U.S. debt but also inflate corporate profits and stocks, so reducing red ink could trigger a financial crisis, analysts warn

"In the financialized U.S. economy, each dollar of deficit spending may flow into a dollar of corporate profit."

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The calculated career risks that led a BNY executive to the C-suite of America’s oldest bank

In a CEO search, small moments can end a candidacy instantly.

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