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Live updates from the NYC bar that promised to cover everyone's tabs if the Knicks won, and used Kalshi to hedge the bet

Fortune is on scene at The Jeffrey, a small New York City bar that offered to cover everyone's tabs up to $100 if the Knicks win—and hedged the bet on Kalshi.

What is a Fortune 500 company? The story behind the list

What is a Fortune 500 company? The story behind the list

The Fortune 500 is the ranking of the largest companies in the U.S. based on revenue.

These Fortune 500 companies are bigger than most national economies—here's where they'd rank as countries

These Fortune 500 companies are bigger than most national economies—here's where they'd rank as countries

Some companies on the Fortune 500 list rank even higher than national economies. Nvidia would be the fourth largest economy were it a country.

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‘A landmark moment for homebuying’: A San Francisco seller wants OpenAI or Anthropic stock for their $3 million home

As Anthropic and OpenAI race toward the public markets, a seller is betting that AI employees' paper wealth is worth more than dollars.

'Will I still matter?' The 'Optimism Doctor' says people can tolerate uncertainty — the AI angst is about something else

"I am not the most optimistic person," Dr. Deepika Chopra told Fortune. But that's different from understanding how optimism works.

From 'reinvention exhaustion' to 'friction absorption': the e-commerce elves who make your groceries and clothes appear are worn out

The execs behind your seamless online orders have survived COVID, mass reorgs and years of nonstop disruption. Now AI wants them to reinvent themselves.

'Stop building silos of excellence': Peloton's COO has a Navy playbook for the new era of supply chain chaos

Peloton COO Charles Kirol spent decades commanding nuclear submarines. Now he's using that same playbook to rebuild from the ground up.

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Social Security Cuts See 7,100 Jobs Lost Amid 400,000 Americans Losing $331 Monthly Under New SSA Rules

Social Security Cuts See 7,100 Jobs Lost Amid 400,000 Americans Losing $331 Monthly Under New SSA Rules

America's Social Security system faces significant challenges with staffing cuts and rule changes under Trump's administration, impacting disabled Americans who rely on federal support for survival.

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Ohio city workers are covering automated license plate readers with trash bags as officials sound the alarm on ‘egregious violations’ of privacy

Ohio city workers are covering automated license plate readers with trash bags as officials sound the alarm on ‘egregious violations’ of privacy

City governments across the country have suspended use of Flock Safety cameras over concerns of data being used for immigration enforcement.

'We lost a lot of talent': The man who overhauled the CDC before the DOGE cuts is still concerned about damage

'We lost a lot of talent': The man who overhauled the CDC before the DOGE cuts is still concerned about damage

Robin Bailey Jr. spent years rebuilding the CDC from the inside. Months after he left, the cuts began — and he told Fortune he's not sure what survived.

The CEO who loves AI autodidacts — and desperately needs his experts

The CEO who loves AI autodidacts — and desperately needs his experts

Bob Bradway bet on AI before almost anyone else in biotech. Now Amgen is reaping the rewards — and wrestling with what it means for its scientists.

Women run a record 11% of Fortune 500 companies in 2026—but the gain came in a year of high-profile exits

Internal promotions and outside hires helped the Fortune 500 notch more women CEOs.

Bigger, richer, more concentrated: Inside the new Fortune 500

Bigger, richer, more concentrated: Inside the new Fortune 500

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Texas is the new capital of the Fortune 500—taking California’s crown

Texas is the new capital of the Fortune 500—taking California’s crown

The Lone Star State is now home to 57 Fortune 500 companies.

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Southwest exec says the free bag and assigned seating overhaul is already paying off

Executives at Southwest and MGM say reinvention—not tradition—is becoming essential as travelers grow more price-conscious and industry pressures mount.

Data center CEO is hoping for a skilled-trades revival in his lifetime—he’s recruiting couch-dwelling Gen Z with two weeks of vacation on day one

The push to build AI may be reshaping work—but the resulting data center boom is also accelerating demand for hands-on labor, according to Dycom Industries CEO Dan Peyovich.

Chipotle COO calls hiring one of the ‘most painful processes’—so his AI bot ‘Ava Cado’ cut it from 12 days to 4

“At the end of the day, that applicant ends up working for a human,” Jason Kidd said at the Fortune COO Summit. “So how far can we push it?”

Should you treat AI agents as colleagues? Fortune 500 executives can't settle the debate

Okta's COO named his agents and put them in business reviews. Lattice's CEO says that's exactly the wrong move — and new research backs her up.

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U.S. Soccer is using AI to scout 70 million teenagers. The former consulting CEO running the federation calls it a 'paradigm shift' for the sport

For 30 years, soccer has been "the sport of the future." Could a World Cup on home soil and an AI-powered talent revolution make it the sport of now?

Anthropic's office launched an AI-run vending machine. It evolved into AI-run stores and cafes within a year

"One year later," Andon Labs co-founder Lukas Petersson told Fortune about Vendo, "it's just like, I don't actually think humans can do much better."

102 Times Designers Used Their Creative Brains To Make Something Genius

Many things in life look like they were created without any care. The items we use every day are often ugly, inefficient, and lacking any life. But it doesn't have to be that way. And when you see something that's been cleverly designed, you can't help but appreciate it. Here's…

Andrew Yang’s upstart cell phone phone business acquires Helium Mobile

Noble Mobile plans to keep Helium’s low-cost cellular plans intact

'Where we are today is frightening': a Pulitzer-winning historian sees a doomsday scenario involving China and the national debt

Liaquat Ahamed, whose “Lords of Finance” redefined the Great Depression, says America’s debt crisis has a clear historical precedent.

Cognizant CEO says AI is remaking middle managers into player-coaches who can 'both execute and develop others'

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Meet America's 'Disillusioned': the 32% feeling betrayed and rejecting the establishment—and they're not who you think

They work full-time, play by the rules and they still raid their retirement savings. The Roosevelt Institute looks at America's economically betrayed.

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