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Consumers lost $12.5 billion to fraud last year, and AI-powered scams are set to explode in 2026, Experian warns

The consumer credit bureau predicts a fraud “tipping point” this year as more people rely on agents for shopping and deepfake employee schemes improve.

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The oil CEO who stood up to Trump is a disciplined follower of the 'Exxon way' with a history of blunt statements

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Buying a home is 150% more expensive than in 2019. But here's why Trump's plan to shut out institutional investors could raise costs even more

“Big investors have nothing to do with how the housing shortage got created,” says Ed Pinto, a leading housing expert.

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Defense companies like RTX and Anduril are feeling the heat on pay and stock buybacks after Trump's executive order

The nation's largest aerospace and defense company has drawn the president’s ire for being “the least responsive to the needs of the Department of War” and simultaneously the “most aggressive” in compensating shareholders.

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Ascend Money wants to finance the 10 million-plus Thais currently being ignored by traditional banks stuck in the past

Ascend Money’s work providing financing to Thailand’s underbanked populations helped get the fintech company onto Fortune’s 2025 “Change the World” list.

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Is Powell’s Fed head independence dead? It's just one more diversionary trick as Trump outfoxes himself

You know what we're not talking about amid the latest Fed dustup? Trump's awful polling numbers, even among his own supporters.

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Elon Musk says saving for retirement is irrelevant because AI is going to create a world of abundance: ‘It won't matter’

Musk said a "supersonic tsunami" of AI and robotics will bring about a world of zero scarcity.

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5 daily tasks that can double as exercise

Raising your heart rate for just one to two minutes, three to four times per day, can lower your risks of cardiovascular disease and early death.

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The 'gen-shaped economy' is a baby boomer's playground

The "gen-shaped economy" is defined by baby boomers’ massive net worth.

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Trump threatens to keep ‘too cute’ Exxon out of Venezuela after CEO provides reality check on ‘univestable’ industry

Exxon Mobil CEO Darren Woods' emergence as an unofficial industry spokesman has put him at odds with Trump with his frank talk over Venezuela.

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Former New York Mayor Eric Adams has a new act as a crypto entrepreneur—though details of his “NYC Token” remain vague

Adams unveiled his blockchain project at a press conference in Times Square on Monday.

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The 4.9% mystery: U.S. economy sees productivity surge, but drivers remain an 'open question,' top economist says

"We believe much of the rise is cyclical," Morgan Stanley economists noted in the report.

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Paramount fires back at Warner Bros. bid, launching proxy fight for board seats at annual meeting

Paramount has also filed a lawsuit asking Warner Bros. Discovery to give more information about its merger agreement with Netflix.

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'Godfather of AI' says the technology will create massive unemployment and send profits soaring — 'that is the capitalist system'

"We are at a point in history where something amazing is happening, and it may be amazingly good, and it may be amazingly bad."

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Americans making more than $100,000 are quickly losing faith in the economy—and it's a red flag for the white-collar job market

The country’s highest earners are getting in on the pessimism.

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An anonymous Polymarket trader made $400,000 betting on Maduro’s downfall—and now Washington wants answers

One congressman wants to pass a bill that would ban government employees from insider trading on prediction markets. But is it enough?

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U.K. investigation into X over AI deepfakes risks igniting a US-Europe free speech battle

The U.K.'s online safety regulator has opened a formal investigation into X over allegedly illegal deepfakes created by its Grok AI chatbot.

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Just like during Great Recession-era job struggle, Gen Z graduates are pouring into education as Teach For America reports a 43% surge in new teachers

Teach for America’s recent hiring surge reflects Gen Zers wanting an “opportunity for purpose and responsibility at a time where many entry jobs feel uncertain or disconnected from impact.”

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Acquisition.com CEO says leaders ‘have it backwards’ when it comes to hiring: She says she hires for emotional intelligence over technical skills.

Leila Hormozi shares the hiring advice she learned from the Ritz-Carlton.

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'Something big' just happened in the U.S. housing market, real estate CEO says. And it could mean the difference of being able to buy a home or not

“The dreaded mortgage rate ‘lock-in’ effect is fading,” said real estate investor and Reventure CEO Nick Gerli.

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The FOMC has the power to pick its own chair and could keep Powell—unless the DOJ probe and Supreme Court let Trump oust him from the Fed

Powell actually wears two hats: He is chair of the Fed’s Board of Governors and chair of the Federal Open Market Committee.

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Google's Sergey Brin admits he's hiring 'tons' of workers without degrees: 'They just figure things out on their own in some weird corner'

Google cofounder Sergey Brin studied graduate computer science at Stanford—but admits Gen Z no longer needs a degree to land a high-paying job at the tech giant.

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Goldman Sachs top economist says Powell probe won’t change the Fed: 'Decisions are going to be made based on employment and inflation'

President Donald Trump has frequently lambasted the Fed chair for not cutting rates more aggressively.

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Jeff Bezos tells Gen Z entrepreneurs to gain work experience before launching new companies: 'I started Amazon when I was 30'

The Amazon founder reminds Gen Z that Mark Zuckerberg and Bill Gates are the exception.

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How Toll Brothers took the drama out of CEO succession

The Fortune 500 company offers a masterclass in CEO hand-offs.

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