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Pinterest CEO: the Napster phase of AI needs to end

I believe AI can benefit our 600 million users for years to come and at a fraction the cost that many associate with the technology.

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I lead IBM Consulting, here's how AI-first companies must redesign work for growth

From our work with enterprises across every major industry, a clear divide is emerging. One side will remain in business.

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America’s ‘Achilles Heel’ of national debt is exposed by Trump’s Greenland tariff threat, warns Deutsche Bank

"While in many ways it feels like the U.S. holds the economic cards, it doesn’t hold all the funding cards in a world that will be very disturbed by the weekend’s events."

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Stocks sell off globally as traders digest Trump message saying he wants Greenland because ‘your Country decided not to give me the Nobel’

The message was sent to the Norwegian prime minister, who has no control over how the Nobel Committee awards its prizes. Greenland is a territory of Denmark, not Norway.

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Construction firm Italian-Thai Development is under fire after consecutive crane collapses

Italian-Thai Development, No. 174 on the Southeast Asia 500, is also linked to last year's collapse of a partially-built skyscraper in Bangkok.

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Every Friday, Barry's chairman meets with people who sent him cold emails asking for career advice—‘even random people on LinkedIn’

Barry's boss, Joey Gonzalez, climbed the company ladder from instructor to the boardroom. He tells Gen Z and young millennials how cold emails can help them open doors—and even land promotions.

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Trump and his Greenland threats are set to dominate a high-stakes World Economic Forum in Davos

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I have been coming to Davos for 16 years. I have never seen such a crisis in U.S./European relations

In his first Letter from London column for Fortune, Kamal Ahmed, new executive editorial director for Europe reports from a World Economic Forum fraught with tension.

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Learning and work are converging in an integrated new life template for the AI era

Most of us are still living by an Industrial Age life script — learn, work, retire. Time for a rewrite.

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Half of veterans leave their first post-military jobs in less than a year, and spouses face sky-high unemployment—This CEO has a $500 million fix

USAA CEO Juan C. Andrade says some veterans lose “their sense of belonging” in transitioning to corporate jobs. The company hopes fellowships, mentorship, and policy advocacy can help them get back on their feet.

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Geoeconomics is the new geopolitics: Playing offense in the new economy

Impartial platforms for public-private dialogue, such as the World Economic Forum Annual Meeting 2026, are increasingly vital for navigating this new era.

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Goldman investment banking co-head Kim Posnett on the year ahead, from an IPO 'mega-cycle' to another big year for M&A to AI's 'horizontal disruption'

A Fortune Most Powerful Woman, Posnett is global co-head of investment banking and a member of the Management Committee.

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Dollar sinks as Trump's new tariffs raise fears about U.S. debt and reserve currency status. 'When it’s lost, economic collapse will follow'

"The dollar’s reserve-currency status allows us to live beyond our means."

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Moscow cheers NATO crisis as the Ukraine war stifles Russia's economy, forcing companies to use 4-day weeks and lay off workers

"The Russian people are increasingly feeling the effects of the Kremlin's continued prioritization of the Russian defense industrial base."

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Europe can wield this $8 trillion 'sell America' weapon as Trump reignites a trade war over his Greenland conquest ambitions

"Europe owns Greenland, it also owns a lot of Treasuries."

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The EU could fire a never-before-used 'trade bazooka' to retaliate against Trump tariffs aimed at NATO allies sending troops to Greenland

In addition to limiting trade in goods and services, the anti-coercion instrument could also target foreign direct investment and financial markets.

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Building corporate resilience in a fragmenting world

What Davos signals for global trade, geopolitics, and business strategy.

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This Harvard professor spent 8 years traveling the world researching the secret history of capitalism and how 'marginal' and 'weak' it used to be

Sven Beckert has spent nearly a decade trying to understand the 1,000-year-old thing that capitalism is. “This is a human-created order.”

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What hiring someone who served 20 years in prison taught us about loyalty at work

A former prison warden and an exec who once served a life equivalent sentence explain why fair chance hiring is an overlooked retention strategy.

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Ford CEO warns there’s a dearth of blue-collar workers able to construct AI data centers and operate factories: 'Nothing to backfill the ambition'

Jim Farley has identified a crisis in the “essential economy” of overlooked blue-collar workers in the AI race.

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If you want to be financially independent at a young age, don’t buy a house, serial investor says. Home ownership is just an 'expensive indulgence'

“Your mortgage is just the starting point,” said author JL Collins.

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This CEO has a ‘1950s family structure in reverse’—her husband does the childcare, cooking, and cleaning: ‘I do the making money and paying taxes’

Life360’s CEO rejects corporate leaders’ obsession with 4 a.m. wake-up calls—and says her unconventional home life is what has made her leadership style possible.

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I oversee a lab where engineers try to destroy my life’s work. It's the only way to prepare for quantum threats

I'm a 30-year semiconductor veteran who helped put secure chips into credit cards and bring contactless payments into everyday use.

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National debt is already killing the American Dream, says top economist—and it might push the U.S. into an outright depression

“There are fewer opportunities,” Kurt Couchman added. “The opportunities that are there aren’t paying as well. Productivity is being suppressed.”

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The creator economy may be bigger than we think, and taxing side hustles will be a growing issue as an OnlyFans 'sin tax' is debated

"The side hustle has economic value, but the work is rarely recognized," Donovan said.

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