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How OpenAI and Stripe’s latest move could blow up online shopping as we know it

By putting payments inside an AI chat, OpenAI and Stripe have set off a race to control the future of e-commerce—forcing brands, retailers, and even tech giants to rethink their playbooks.

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AI models are getting very good at professional tasks, new OpenAI research shows

Anthropic's Claude Opus 4.1 excelled at many professional tasks, especially those performed by clerks, software developers, and private investigators

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California Governor Gavin Newsom signs landmark AI safety regulation

The state’s first-in-the-nation law requires major AI companies to disclose safety protocols, report critical incidents, and protects whistleblowers

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Taylor Swift and 'productive paranoia': HBR breaks down the hustle and mindset that built a $1.6b net worth and a generational musician

Taylor Swift’s latest playbook comes to life with The Life of a Showgirl, blending cinematic premieres, limited-edition drops, and direct-to-fan commerce to extend the billion-dollar “Swift Inc.” model.

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Ford CEO says America is ‘far behind’ rivals like China on blue-collar industry. ‘It is pretty humbling when you look at where we are’

Michigan Gov. Gretchen Whitmer, speaking at Ford’s event on Tuesday, warned that she’s “very sober” about the stakes: “China will dominate.”

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A quarter of bosses admit return-to-office mandates were meant to make staff quit

The report from BambooHR concludes what many workers have long suspected: RTO mandates are layoffs in disguise.

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Ford CEO on his ‘epiphany’ after talking to his Gen Z factory workers: They were saying they ‘had to have three jobs’

During the UAW strike of 2023, Farley said he was shocked by what he heard: “Old-timers in our plants were saying, ‘It’s no longer a career, Mr. Farley.’”

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Walmart CEO says he can't think of a single job that won't be changed by AI—here’s how today’s workforce can prepare

The CEO of one of the world’s largest employers says AI is going to impact your job—ready or not.

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America will see its largest mass resignation in history as 100,000 federal workers are set to quit their jobs today

About 150,000 workers took the Trump administration’s resignation deal. The mass resignation is in stark contrast to white-collar employees who are “job-hugging."

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Leaked texts on Scott Bessent's phone suggest the White House got played bailing out Argentina—and U.S. soybean farmers are the casualties

“This is highly unfortunate,” the text said. “Soy prices are dropping further because of it. This gives China more leverage on us.”

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The blue-collar revolution isn’t just for Gen Z. Six in 10 white-collar professionals say they’d switch for the right trades job

Even Jerome Powell is wondering what happened to college, exactly: “I’m struck by how the U.S. educational attainment kind of plateaued.”

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Charlie Javice, the millennial founder convicted of swindling JPMorgan to the tune of $175 million, sentenced to 7 years in prison

“I made choices that I will spend my entire life regretting,” Javice said.

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Nvidia’s CEO Jensen Huang says electricians and plumbers will be needed by the hundreds of thousands in the new working world

The $4 trillion tech CEO warns the future won’t be powered by tech bros—but rather the blue-collar workers.

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Spotify founder Daniel Ek once said he was the ‘least powerful person’ at the company. Here’s how he built it into a $145 billion music empire

Ek, who cofounded the company in 2006, is stepping down as CEO.

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Dollar Shave Club CEO says the company is returning to its irreverent roots after Unilever ‘neutered the voice of the brand’

Larry Bodner said post-acquisition, Unilever moved the brand away from its core values while also scaling back product quality.

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How the intersection of wealth management and private assets is reshaping global investing

We can't fully understand the rapid growth of private markets without considering how it has intersected with other key investment trends.

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How Georgia's top accounting official uses technology and change management to champion a new era in government finance

Gerlda B. Hines, a former CFO, is leading the charge in the tech transformation.

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Escape from New York: Impending election of a democratic socialist mayor has the wealthy fleeing to the suburbs

Westchester agents see a "Mamdani effect,” while one Manhattan-based realtor tells Fortune she’s “never seen this type of reaction to a mayor.”

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Exclusive: Assort Health raises $76 million Series B to build on voice AI healthcare platform

Assort Health has raised a $76 million Series B, led by Lightspeed, Fortune can exclusively report.

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Nobody thinks a government bond crisis is going to happen but Wall Street is talking about it anyway

France and the U.K. are the two countries flirting most with a credit crisis, analysts say.

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Wall Street will be ruled by ‘rumor and pseudo-drama’ if government shutdown goes ahead, warns UBS

Wall Street braces for a U.S. government shutdown as payroll data stalls, leaving the Fed and investors flying blind on key economic signals.

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Back in the ’90s a Fed chief warned about ‘irrational exuberance’ in the markets. Stocks rose 105% over the next 4 years

Even if Fed chairs see a market that’s overvalued, that doesn’t mean a crash is near.

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Florida landlords are turning away immigrants on temporary legal status as deportation worries loom

This could violate fair housing law, experts say.

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The job market is so broken that Gen Z men are gambling their paychecks for a shot at instant millions: ‘$256K is about to go down on the table’

Millions of Gen Z men are jobless. With unemployment stacked against them, many are gambling thousands away on blackjack and roulette, rather than climb the ladder.

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