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A billionaire and an A-list actor found refuge in a 37-home Florida neighborhood with armed guards—proof that privacy is now the ultimate luxury

Most of the houses are about the size of two football fields and sit on the edge of an artificial lake, giving each home its own bubble of privacy.

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I'm the CEO of the 1980s most viral restaurant, Tony Roma's. We're still thriving but viral brands keep turning into pumpkins

What happens to your brand when the clock strikes midnight?

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Adrien Brody’s multimillion‑dollar TurboTax Super Bowl ad: Intuit’s CMO explains why the software giant spends more on marketing than R&D

The going rate just for the airtime was $8 million to $10 million for 30 seconds, and Brody, a two-time Oscar winner, presumably doesn’t work for the actors’ union scale.

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Meet the grandmother living out of a 400-ft ‘granny pod’ to save money and help with child care—it’s become an American ‘economic necessity’

65-year-old Denise Martin is part of a growing movement of Americans buying affordable tiny homes to live close to family and cut costs—and the trend helps out working parents.

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Fox News’ Dana Perino’s advice for Gen Z graduates: Stop waiting for the perfect job and just start working

The former press secretary and “The Five” co-host urges Gen Z graduates to stop holding out for perfect roles and start building connections now.

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Meet Florida Man 2.0: the executive working to replace retirees and Disney tourists with Fortune 500 HQs

"There's a huge gap in what people think about Florida and what actually exists in Florida," Michael Simas, CEO of Florida's Council of 100, told Fortune.

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AI is everywhere except in the data, suggesting it will enhance labor in some sectors rather than replace workers in all sectors, top economist says

"Maybe there is a J‑curve effect for AI, where it takes time for AI to show up in the macro data. Maybe not."

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Asia's next generation, globally-educated and financially-literate, are taking control of their fortunes

Rich young Asians want to "call the shots" when it comes to their finances, says Maybank's head of wealth management Alice Tan.

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Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei explains his spending caution, warning if AI growth forecasts are off by just a year, 'then you go bankrupt'

"If I'm just off by a year in that rate of growth, or if the growth rate is 5x a year instead of 10x a year, then you go bankrupt."

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A U.S. 'debt spiral' could start soon as the interest rate on government borrowing is poised to exceed economic growth, budget watchdog says

CRFB warned the actual fiscal outlook could be far worse than even the latest sobering projections.

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Your essential services are one surprise failure away from disruption. Consider how physical AI could tackle the crisis

I'm a physical AI founder and I'm shocked by how our entire economy runs on essential services maintained with methods from the Roman era. Time for change.

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Private equity's playbook to shake off the zombies: meet the continuation vehicle

At one end of the market are the trophy assets, at the other are assets that have yet to meet return targets.

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MacKenzie Scott says her college roommate loaned her $1,000 so she wouldn't have to drop out—and is now inspiring her to give away billions

MacKenzie Scott has donated $26 billion in the past several years.

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Our K-12 school system is sending us a message: AI tools are for the rich kids

I worked in Chicago, and saw a world of difference between the North and South Side.

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Romance scam from the front lines of the $16 billion fraud crisis: 6 dead dogs, a missing $39,000, and a wronged widow

Americans are being defrauded out of billions through an epidemic of romance and investment schemes and it can happen to anybody, authorities warn.

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Malcolm Gladwell tells young people if they want a STEM degree, 'don’t go to Harvard.' You may end up at the bottom of your class and drop out

It’s better to be a big fish in a little pond, Gladwell argues in his book David and Goliath.

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'America's Got Talent' creator Simon Cowell has given up working on Fridays because 'it’s pointless'

“I don’t think anyone should be working five days a week," the multimillionaire founder of "The X Factor" said. "It’s just pointless.”

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Jake Paul may have gotten his jaw broken on Netflix, but he and his $65 million fortune are laughing their way into Silicon Valley boardrooms

“We’re going to do amazing things in 2026,” said Steve Han, a partner at Paul's Anti Fund, told Fortune. “And then hopefully we'll show it over YouTube.”

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The Epstein files reveal an alarming truth about corporate America

In business, bad judgment is not always a fireable offense.

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How 100‑year‑old Caterpillar went from making construction equipment to becoming an AI market darling

Once synonymous with construction sites, the industrial giant is now digging into AI-fueled data center demand.

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Forgent’s IPO is ‘bringing sexy back’ to the electrical equipment helping power the AI boom, CEO says

Forgent is riding the data center and power grid boom with a nationwide manufacturing expansion.

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How leaders are protecting culture while AI rewrites how work gets done

At Ingka Group, the largest IKEA retailer in 32 countries, leaders set out to adopt AI in a way that wouldn’t put their culture at risk.

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OpenAI and Anthropic spark coding revolution as developers abandoned traditional programming

New releases from OpenAI and Anthropic sparked an existential crisis among coders, but many engineers say they stopped coding months ago.

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Marc Andreessen made a dire software prediction 15 years ago. Now it’s happening in a way nobody imagined

The billionaire venture capitalist explained why software would eat the world in 2011. He had no idea.

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90% of Trump's tariffs are paid for by American consumers and companies, New York Fed says

The president has insisted other countries are paying for his import taxes. American companies and consumers are telling a different story.

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