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‘Downward mobility is incredibly radicalizing’: The college bargain is broken. What comes next could reshape America

“Creative, brilliant people are going to wake up this decade and realize the jobs that they thought they were going to have ... are gone.”

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26% of CEOs think the greatest threat to their job security is their own CFO

A new BCG stress index finds CEOs are stretched thin by growth targets, board pressure, and increasingly powerful CFOs.

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The next generation of senators has a ticking time bomb in their lap: Social Security’s insolvency, without a plan for national debt

“My hope would be that, come January, the campaign is over and [they] lay down some of the weapons and pick up some of the calculators and pencils, and try and come up with a solution.”

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U.S. and Iran begin peace talks as Trump goes to war against the media, insider traders, and the Pope

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Defense executives worry Trump’s military splurge could backfire

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The job market is so bad, workers now think they have worse odds of finding a role than during the pandemic

Data from the Federal Reserve Bank of New York shows that Americans are increasingly pessimistic about their job prospects.

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Schools across America are quietly admitting that screens in classrooms made students worse off and are reversing years of tech-first policies

Millions were spent putting laptops in every student’s hands. Now schools want them back as technology in the classroom is turning out not to be the miracle solution it was sold as.

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What Anthropic's too-dangerous-to-release AI model means for the AI race

Anthropic says it has built its most capable AI model ever. It’s also decided you can’t have it.

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Eva Longoria says she refused to be a ‘struggling actor’—and worked part-time as a headhunter, closing deals from her soap opera dressing room

Before an $80 million fortune and Desperate Housewives fame, Eva Longoria was secretly working as a headhunter from her soap opera dressing room for years.

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‘We owe it to the next generation’ to get national debt under control, says think tank boss, as U.S. borrowing hits $1.2 trillion in just six months

“We can fight over who got the worst end of the shortest stick, but we clearly are doing a disservice to anybody participating in the economy in the future,” Michael Peterson, CEO of the Peterson Foundation, tells Fortune.

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‘Good for Russia, good for China, bad for America’: How the Iran war is reshaping global economies and power

Stagflation, unemployment, recession: The Iran war is rewriting the global economy, and the damage may be permanent.

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The world's 500 richest people made more than a quarter trillion yesterday as volatile markets react to fragile Iran war ceasefire

Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg gained the most and added $12.8 billion to his net worth after Meta shares rose 6.5%.

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Only five ships crossed the Strait of Hormuz Thursday, far below Iran’s pledge as negotiations begin

More ships were crossing during war-time than peacetime.

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Jet fuel supply disruptions are comparable to 9/11 and could take months to replenish even if Hormuz Strait is reopening, airline trade group warns

IATA director Willie Walsh said unlike crude, jet fuel does not appear to have strategic reserves, causing the aviation industry to jump into action amid the Iran war.

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Even Nvidia’s own research teams can't get enough GPUs

A global GPU crunch is reshaping AI—and even Nvidia isn’t immune.

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Mark Cuban admits he made a mistake letting go of the Mavericks: 'I don't regret selling. I regret who I sold to'

The former Shark Tank star opens up about his feelings regarding the Mavericks sale.

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40% unemployment and a 3-day work week: they're the same thing, top economist says

If you really want that three-day work week you've been hearing about, you may want to reconsider your skepticism, even hatred, of AI, Alex Tabarrok says.

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JPMorgan CEO Jamie Dimon says he’s ‘learned and relearned’ to not make big decisions when he’s tired on Fridays

Over the course of his Wall Street career, JPMorgan’s Jamie Dimon has learned to avoid making big decisions when the weekend rolls around.

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'I hate working 5 days': Zoom CEO says traditional work schedules are becoming obsolete—and predicts a 3-day workweek by 2031

“I do not think we need to work for 5 days because literally we all will employ so many digital agents,” Zoom CEO Eric Yuan said.

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Nutella jumps on the best product placement money can’t buy: A trip to the far side of the Moon

The chocolate-hazelnut spread goes where no other spread has gone before. Now the company is eating up the free product placement within the Orion spacecraft.

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The 2026 Masters winner will earn 113 times more than the first champion did in 1934

The 2025 Masters purse hit a record $21 million. Here's what winners could—and couldn't—buy with their prize money throughout history.

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Current price of oil as of April 9, 2026

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

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The white-collar jobs most exposed to AI, according to Anthropic's own data

Anthropic's head economist talks with Fortune about how AI can already handle far more work than most realize.

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ARK Invest is betting on underdog drone delivery company Manna to compete with Alphabet and Zipline

Manna is leaning into a no-frills, ultra-low-cost strategy as regulators open the door to scaled autonomous delivery.

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The U.S. government is spending $88 billion a month in interest on national debt, equal to its spending on both defense and education combined

Maya MacGuineas, president of the Committee for a Responsible Federal Budget, called on lawmakers to “ultimately fix the broken process that got us into this mess.”

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