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The UK government will pay you $120K to convince the public that it's successfully tackling illegal immigration

The UK Government has quietly posted a six-figure job ad not for a policy expert or border agent, but for a communications lead whose main mission is to make the public believe Labour is tackling immigration.

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How ‘workslop’ is wasting workers’ time and creating AI resentment

While CEOs encourage workers to use AI liberally, they may also be injecting friction into their operations. It turns out corporate America is awash in "workslop."

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Fortune's Most Powerful Women Asia 2025 list includes top CFOs from Huawei, ByteDance, Sony, Temasek

MPW Asia 2025 includes founders and C-suite leaders whose influence crosses borders and industries.

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Kalshi is the early leader in prediction markets, but its rival Polymarket is worth nearly twice as much. Why?

Polymarket is a crypto-native company, which could put it in position for a windfall.

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The protein bar startup David is upending food science through its venture-backed experiments—and it’s just getting started

Inside the front lines of the protein wars.

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The search for corporate America’s next Fortune 500 CEOs

Fortune is now accepting nominations for the 2025 Next to Lead list, recognizing executives who will shape the next era of business.

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Trump bet China would face ‘tremendous difficulties’ without U.S. consumers—Beijing just focused on the rest of the world instead

China’s trade diversification has been so successful that its export market is growing significantly despite the trade war.

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Wall Street thinks Trump will be forced to make a deal for China’s rare earth minerals

China holds an unexpectedly strong hand in the trade war, and the U.S.’s tariffs have been counterintuitively positive for China.

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The immigration crackdown is ‘much, much worse’ for business than tariffs, some CEOs say

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Dow futures jump nearly 400 points as markets eye another serving of the TACO trade after Trump says ‘Don’t worry about China’

“Highly respected President Xi just had a bad moment. He doesn’t want Depression for his country, and neither do I. The U.S.A. wants to help China, not hurt it!!!”

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U.S. troops are going to Israel to support the Gaza ceasefire, but JD Vance vows no ‘boots on the ground’

“They’re going to monitor the terms of the ceasefire. They’re going to monitor, ensure that the humanitarian aid is flowing.”

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China’s rare earth controls can ‘forbid any country on Earth from participating in the modern economy,’ former White House advisor warns

“They can do this because they diligently built industrial capacity no one else had the fortitude to build.”

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The new corner office is at home

We're Columbia Business School professors and we know there’s no shortage of felt unfairness in the workplace, especially when it comes to remote work.

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A millennial father-of-six turned homelessness into a six-figure trades business—and it’s a blueprint for America’s reskilling revolution

"'We as a country have done a poor job equipping our children for life," Arkeem Sturgis tells Fortune. Some people "want to work with their hands."

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Gen Z coder rejected by the Ivy League despite founding a $30 million app says college is 'not worth it for most people'

Although he started his first business at just ten years old, earned a perfect 4.0 GPA, and achieved a 34 on the ACT, he was still rejected by the Ivy League.

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Ben Horowitz and Raghu Raghuram on AI, politics, and the questions they don’t have easy answers to

As the former VMware CEO joins VC firm a16z, Raghuram and Horowitz sat with Fortune for a candid conversation about the state of things.

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‘Psychology of Money’ author Morgan Housel follows the same morbid success measure as Warren Buffett—a “reverse obituary”

The behavioral finance known for his bestseller The Psychology of Money, unveils the psychology behind spending.

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Trump’s tariff revenue checks could create a ‘weird feedback loop’ that encourages more price hikes, analyst says

But the inflationary effects may not be as severe as Biden’s COVID-era stimulus checks were.

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The launch of IBM Quantum System Two is Europe’s quantum moment

I'm responsible for IBM’s business operations across over 100 countries in Europe, the Middle East and Africa, and this is a microcosm of what's coming.

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This millennial went from being a builder on $5 an hour to launching (and selling) Wingstop in the UK for $532 million—with no restaurant experience

EXCLUSIVE: After skipping university and working construction, this millennial built a $532 million empire—and it's all thanks to a chance encounter and a cold email

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Adobe exec says the $141 billion software giant embraces candidates who use AI to apply for jobs—because they're the people 'creating the future'

While many CEOs see AI in hiring tests as cheating, this Adobe exec says candidates who use it are the innovators she’s hunting for.

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Diane Keaton's quiet activism helped preserve these Los Angeles landmarks

"I’ll never understand why architecture is considered a second cousin to painting and film," Diane Keaton wrote in 2008.

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At this rate, the price of gold could soar to $10,000 per ounce in just three years

"If it continues on its current path, it could reach $10,000 before the end of the decade."

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Silicon Valley tech boss Marc Benioff says he's all for Trump sending troops to San Francisco since 'we don't have enough cops'

“We don’t have enough cops, so if they can be cops, I’m all for it,” Benioff told The New York Times on Friday.

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Trump's own Labor Department quietly admits his immigration crackdown risks 'supply shock-induced food shortages' and higher prices

The Labor Department's filing also admitted that Americans are not willing to replace undocumented farmworkers.

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