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We need a new Turing test — and Moltbook just proved it

The Moltbook feed quickly filled with the kinds of things that make your brain reach for bigger words than “chatbot."

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Kraft Heinz and the cost of narrow capitalism

Kraft Heinz’s fate is not an unfortunate misstep in brand management. It is a warning about where narrow capitalism leads.

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The 2026 farm bill quietly hands big tech control over American farmland. Here's the fine print

The 2026 Farm Bill would reimburse farmers 90 cents on the dollar for adopting Big Tech AI tools — while letting the private sector write the rules.

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Inside Lululemon’s founder’s war with the board he says is killing his brand

Chip Wilson says the brand that ushered in the era of $100 yoga pants has lost its soul, and he’s using a very public proxy campaign to make his point.

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Meta’s new AI team has 50 engineers per boss. What could go wrong?

The management structure is an extreme test of the “flat” organizational model that more U.S. companies are embracing.

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Want to bet on oil prices this weekend? Traders are rushing to this hot crypto platform amid the war in Iran

: Hyperliquid is one of the most popular exchanges to trade cryptocurrencies—and increasingly bet on real-world assets like oil.

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Ray Dalio: I've studied 500 years of history and fear we're entering the most dangerous phase of the 'Big Cycle'

I believe the times ahead will be radically different from what most people have gotten used to—more like the era before 1945 than since.

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The ultrawealthy don't house hunt anymore. They subscribe

The most coveted luxury homes never reach the market—they're claimed by private waitlists months before construction begins. Welcome to the subscription economy for billionaires.

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‘Playing with fire’: Epstein bankrolled a woman tied to Bill Gates—then asked to be repaid

Epstein arranged for a visa; wired cash; paid for coding classes; and even housed a woman tied to Gates in a New York apartment, DOJ documents show.

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Yes, companies can stay profitable without raising prices — here's how

Prices are rising well above inflation — but a growing number of companies are proving that profitability doesn't require passing costs on to customers.

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The $265 billion private credit meltdown: How Wall Street's hottest investment craze turned into a panic

Inside the dramatic comedown for highflyers like Apollo, Ares, Blue Owl and KKR: "It resembles a run on a bank."

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CEO coach to the Fortune 500: How leaders can use a simple strategy called 'beat the plan' to speed decision-making and build trust

Executive coach Bill Hoogterp explains how leader can save time and get better engagement from their reports when setting a strategy.

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Skyrocketing energy prices and inflation woes mount as the ‘absurd’ reality in Iran sinks in

Energy prices may jump to all-time highs soon as the Iran war escalates without a ceasefire or a clear victory.

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Palantir CEO Alex Karp says there was ‘never a sense’ AI products would be used for domestic surveillance in Anthropic-DoD feud

In an exclusive interview with Fortune, the CEO of the software platform used by the Defense Department weighs in on which U.S. agencies should have restrictions around how they use AI.

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U.S. debt is like a Hallmark movie boyfriend who eventually gets dumped for a small town firefighter, budget watchdog warns

"The more we make ourselves less attractive to markets, the more likely it is that you will have a fiscal crisis."

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Ex-presidential candidate Andrew Yang says it's time to 'stop taxing labor' and make AI foot the bill instead

Andrew Yang said on CNBC the U.S. shouldn’t tax something like labor in the age of AI.

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Americans are demanding refunds from the $180 billion in tariffs they paid for, and they’re suing companies like Costco to make it happen

A Costco shopper sued the big-box retailer, saying a proposed class of plaintiffs could top 100, and they’re demanding $5 million in tariff refunds.

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BlackRock’s Larry Fink predicts AI bankruptcies: ‘That’s capitalism’

Competition among AI's biggest spenders will produce winners and losers—and that's a good thing, he said.

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Flagship Dubai crypto conference Token2049, in sudden reversal, cancels due to Iran war

Token2049, the biggest crypto conference series, announced that it would not be taking place this year in Dubai.

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The war in Iran has caused the biggest oil supply disruption in history, energy watchdog says, and a swift end to the conflict might not change that

The war’s global energy consequences could ripple far beyond its eventual end-date.

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Meet Chresten Wilson, the airline captain set to become United’s most senior female pilot ever—the job pays $400K and doesn’t require a college degree

United Airlines has over 18,000 pilots—and after 42 years in the cockpit, Chresten Wilson is poised to become the most senior one at United.

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The Strait of Hormuz is an Iranian 'kill box,' preventing the U.S. Navy from securing it right now and letting tankers pass through freely

"Iran has extensive tunnel networks to protect and launch such vessels surreptitiously, including midget submarines and other submersibles useful for mine laying."

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AI promised supreme productivity, but it’s actually straining workloads for employees—time spent emailing has doubled, and focused work sessions fell by 9%

Workers who use AI are spending up to 346% more time on their daily tasks, from messaging to business management: “The data is unambiguous: AI does not reduce workloads.”

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More people will own a humanoid robot than a car by 2060, BofA predicts

An aging workforce, a labor shortage, and a capital surge are quietly building the foundation for the biggest consumer technology wave since the smartphone.

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Why right now is the best time ever to work in software

AI isn’t the end of software; it’s the beginning of a new era.

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