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Nvidia CEO admits he works 7 days a week, including holidays, in a constant 'state of anxiety' out of fear of going bankrupt

Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang says fear of failure is still what drives him—so he runs the business like it's going to go bankrupt in 33 days

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‘Have they given enough? No’: Melinda French Gates rips into billionaire class, saying Giving Pledge has fallen short

The billionaire philanthropist says there’s more work to be done to get the wealthy to donate.

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‘Godfather of AI’ says Bill Gates and Elon Musk are right about the future of work—but he predicts mass unemployment is on its way

While tech leaders paint a positive future where work is optional thanks to AI, the ‘Godfather of AI’ Geoffrey Hinton warns they’re “betting on AI replacing a lot of workers.”

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For Wall Street, pandemic-level bad news for jobs is good news for stocks—it pushes the Fed further into cutting territory

Fed rate-cut odds surge toward 90% as weak labor data, ADP losses, and Challenger layoffs fuel Wall Street hopes for a December move despite a divided FOMC.

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Australia wants to end the era of kids on social media with international ban hailed as ‘first domino’ in global movement

If Meta, Google, and others can’t figure out how to block accounts of users under 16 years old, they’ll be fined $33 million per breach.

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Meet Luana Lopes Lara: The 29-year-old ballerina spent college summers working for Ray Dalio—now she’s world's youngest female self-made billionaire

Following in the footsteps of Taylor Swift and Scale AI's Lucy Guo, Luana Lopes Lara has just been crowned the world's youngest female self-made billionaire. The millennial founder built an $11 billion startup in just six years.

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I built the first iPhone with Steve Jobs. The AI industry is at risk of repeating an early smartphone mistake

When I was at Apple, we didn’t just launch the smartphone era—we built an ecosystem.

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AI is reshaping the rhythm of the workweek–and leaders need to pay attention

The workweek is changing for AI-enabled teams, with meetings consolidating towards the middle of the week, and engagement levels climbing.

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Fed officials like the mystique of being seen as financial technocrats, but it's time to demystify the central bank

As powerful as America’s central bank is, it’s still just one player in a globe-spanning ocean of financial markets.

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Google VP says the AI revolution is just a matter of time: 'The younger generation is really feeling like it's a native part of how they work'

"A lot of the Gen Zers are really using it in ways that are very native," says Yulie Kwon Kim, VP of Product at Google Workspace.

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ServiceNow's Amit Zavery explains why the company is buying identity management platform Veza

The purchase should give customers more confidence deploying AI agents, ServiceNow's Amit Zavery says

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'Polyworking' won’t slow down in 2026 as pay falls behind, says career expert

“The pay deficiency triggers financial stress and the pursuit of side hustles,” Vicki Salemi says.

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Michael Saylor’s Strategy may have BlackRock to thank for the 11% rise in Bitcoin

BlackRock’s ETF now owns 3.9% of all existing Bitcoin, more than Strategy.

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How Anthropic grew—and what the $183 billion giant faces next

In our latest Fortune cover story, AI editor Jeremy Kahn explores what's driving Anthropic's growth.

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Two months into the new fiscal year, and the government is already spending $10 billion a week on servicing national debt

Tariffs will bring in $300 billion to $400 billion a year, which would help to pay a fraction of the interest payments of more than $1 trillion in 2025.

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CEOs are making the business case for AI—and dispelling talk of a bubble

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You don’t need to have fun at work—take it from NBA head coach Joe Mazzulla: ‘Fun is a cop-out sometimes when things aren’t going well’

The famously intense Mazzulla was fielding a question about “fun” from a child reporter: “I struggle with that, to be honest with you.”

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Alex Karp claps back at Wall Street critics who think he's an 'arrogant prick': 'If you're right a lot, maybe exerting that you're going to be right tomorrow is pretty important'

Karp argues extreme confidence—checked by a “painfully flat” internal culture—is the only way to resist the “bailout culture” of modern corporate America.

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How two leaders used design thinking and a focus on outcomes to transform two Fortune 500 giants

Phil Gilbert and Tony Bynum, speakers at the Fortune Brainstorm Design conference in Macau, worked to transform IBM and Northwestern Mutual, respectively.

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Should form always follow function? Architect Ole Scheeren isn’t sure: ‘We think of buildings as living organisms’

“When form follows function, architecture … offers no more than is asked of it,” architect Ole Scheeren said during Fortune Brainstorm Design on Dec. 2.

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Bill Gates decries ‘significant reversal in child deaths’ as nearly 5 million kids will die before they turn 5 this year

The Gates Foundation rings the alarm on the century’s first reversal in progress to save the world’s poorest children, following cuts to international aid.

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Bitcoin bounces back more than 10% after brutal week

The biggest cryptocurrency gets a big lift from Vanguard’s surprise embrace of crypto ETFs

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Inside Silicon Valley’s ‘soup wars’: Why Mark Zuckerberg and OpenAI are hand-delivering liquid lunch to poach AI talent

Mark Zuckerberg’s soup is hand-cooked. OpenAI’s soup comes from a high-end Korean restaurant. It’s soup for the AI soul.

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Bank of America predicts an ‘air pocket,’ not an AI bubble, fueled by mountains of debt piling up from the data center rush

“Is this 2000? Are we in a bubble? No,” BofA’s strategy chief Savita Subramanian said. “Will AI continue in unfettered leadership? No.”

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Alex Karp credits his dyslexia for Palantir’s $415 billion success: ‘There is no playbook a dyslexic can master … therefore we learn to think freely’

The Palantir chief says his inability to follow traditional learning patterns forced him to innovate, fueling both his unconventional politics and the company’s explosive growth.

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