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The executive driving AT&T’s $250B high-stakes bid to connect the AI economy

Jeff McElfresh is overseeing AT&T’s $250 billion effort to become an essential connectivity platform for the AI economy.

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Current price of oil as of March 13, 2026

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

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Thrivent bucks the AI layoff trend and plans to add 600 financial advisors this year: This is 'how we grow our business'

The Fortune 500 company is ramping up a training pipeline to staff the next generation of advisors.

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How the Iran war cuts off Southeast Asia's tourism industry

Travel experts now fear that countries like Thailand, Cambodia and Indonesia may soon see a dip in tourists.

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CEOs are mandating that employees use AI. They're hardly using it themselves

Business leaders are dangling bonuses and wielding threats to force AI into daily work—yet many barely use the tools themselves, deepening a rift over AI’s risks and rewards.

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OpenAI’s original VC bet: How Vinod Khosla stepped in after Elon Musk balked

Khosla says he backed OpenAI with a $50 million check after Elon Musk hesitated—partly to counter China’s AI rise.

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Trump once again pushes Powell to drop rates 'IMMEDIATELY,' but a zero-cut year looks increasingly likely

"We have revised our baseline to show only one rate cut in 2026 ... but it is entirely plausible that the Fed won’t deliver any rate cuts this year."

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Wall Street buckles in for a long war as Hormuz remains closed and Trump says he has ‘plenty of time’

Three words spooking the market.

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The dark side of being the office all-star: overachievers are burning out so hard it’s being called a ‘competence hangover’

The dark side of being the office all-star: overachievers are burning out so hard it’s being called a ‘competence hangover.’ And it’s entirely preventable.

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When Jamie Dimon was fired from Citigroup, his daughters asked: 'Will we be homeless? Can I still go to college? Can I have your phone?'

Jamie Dimon recalled his 1998 firing from Citigroup and how buying $60 million in Bank One stock marked his comeback to lead JPMorgan Chase as CEO.

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Europe’s second chance on AI: building an opportunity in factories, labs, and the real economy

As the next AI wave unfolds, Europe’s position as a commercial first-wave AI laggard may actually prove to be a strength.

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Jamie Dimon just turned 70. Here's how a brush with death reshaped the JPMorgan CEO's outlook and made him realize he had no regrets

Dimon had emergency surgery for an acute aortic dissection around six years ago.

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Former Indeed CEO Chris Hyams thinks AI's risk doesn't come from the tech, but from those 'responsible for driving it'

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'What a waste of money': Shark Tank star Kevin O'Leary urges couples to ditch the extravagant wedding and do this instead

The investor says dropping big money on a honeymoon vacation is also "really stupid.”

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Iran’s simplest weapon is now holding the global economy hostage

Sea mines predate World War I, cost less than a used car, and can snap a ship in half. They also might be in the most important waterway on Earth.

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Oil and fertilizer prices are climbing. Your grocery bill may follow

The spike in crude oil and fertilizer prices could raise food prices within the coming months.

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Morgan Stanley warns an AI breakthrough Is coming in 2026 — and most of the world isn't ready

The bank says scaling laws are holding firm — and the compute buildout underway at AI labs is about to pay off in ways that will surprise even the Street.

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Microsoft's IPO turns 40 today. If you invested $1,000 in Microsoft in 1986, you’d have $5.5 million today

Forty years after going public at $21 a share, Microsoft grew from a two-person software startup into a $3 trillion empire powering nearly every corner of the global economy.

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Billionaire Vinod Khosla says ‘follow your passion’ is bad career advice for kids today—but could be the best in 15 years

Sun Microsystems cofounder Vinod Khosla says AI could upend career advice for Gen Alpha—shifting away from college and “safe” jobs.

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The national debt isn't $39 trillion. One economist says it's actually $100 trillion

"It's not a Ponzi scheme," Penn Wharton's Kent Smetters explained to Fortune. "It's a shell game."

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The Oscars make it clear: Hollywood is in a death spiral

"The sunny version of Detroit": Inside the slow-motion disintegration of America’s most famous industry cluster.

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Morgan Stanley sees AI jobs surge in 3 areas related to AI—even though there's not enough revenue yet

"Typically, headcount growth has been required for revenue growth but AI is changing that relationship," the bank noted drily.

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'If you want to get promoted, you've got to do the things that we do': Accenture CEO says failure to use AI will cost workers a promotion—or their job

“If you want to get promoted, you've got to do the things that we do in order to operate Accenture,” Julie Sweet said.

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'The conflict in Iran demonstrates why we need to keep our national debt at a reasonable level': think tank sees economic emergency around the corner

The Committee for a Responsible Federal Budget warns that war spending could tip into a fiscal crisis — and it's calling for a pre-built escape plan.

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The U.S. Mint dropped the olive branch from the dime. What does that mean for the country?

The eagle turned to the olive branch to show the nation's preference for peace over war.

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