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The ultra-wealthy expect hotel-level amenities for their homes—and developers are racing to keep up

A simple pool and gym aren’t enough to attract wealthy residents anymore.

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'Walk Out of a Meeting'—Elon Musk's Rule That Defines Billionaire Success

"Walk out of a meeting or drop off a call as soon as it is obvious you aren't adding value," Tesla Inc. (NASDAQ:TSLA) CEO Elon Musk once wrote in a company-wide email in 2018. "It is not rude to leave; it is rude to make someone stay and waste their…

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Pokémon Cards Crush S&P 500? Redditor Says Even Warren Buffett May Need To 'Rethink' His Strategy Amid Massive Returns

A viral Reddit post on the r/Finanzen subreddit is questioning whether even the ‘Oracle of Omaha’ Warren Buffett needs to re-evaluate his strategy, as data from Card Ladder shows that Pokémon trading cards have become a surprisingly lucrative investment, significantly outpacing the SP 500.

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With new FAA rule proposal, U.S. drone companies are poised to take flight

The long-awaited rule marks an important milestone for drone companies and startups.

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Palantir CEO Warns US Could Lose AI Race Despite Record $1 Billion Quarter: Being Ahead Is the 'Danger Zone'

Palantir Technologies Inc. (NYSE:PLTR) posted record earnings driven by AI adoption, but CEO Alex Karp says the U.S. risks falling behind without an "all-in" national effort.

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WM CEO Jim Fish on sustainability in the waste, recycling, and landfill industry

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Gen Z dropouts could be your future boss: 20-somethings without degrees are leading the side gigs economy

The Jeff Bezos and Elon Musk’s of tomorrow could be Gen Z dropouts—new research shows they’re most likely to be working on their own side hustle outside of their 9-to-5.

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The Most Powerful People in Business list doesn't include female founders—yet

Men have built the world's most dominant companies. Women are still on the way there.

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The only person whose net worth has dropped anywhere near as much as Elon Musk's is Bill Gates—and he's giving it away

While other billionaires like Larry Ellison and Mark Zuckerberg saw major gains from the AI rally, Musk’s fortune suffered due to an 18% fall in Tesla stock.

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This Gen Zer dropped out of NYU at just 19 to launch his blockchain—now, his $1.3 billion company is backed by Mark Cuban and he never takes a day off

Eric Chen, the CEO and cofounder of financial blockchain Injective, can’t remember the last time he took a day off, and swears by a $2,900 mattress topper, Celsius, and his Apple watch.

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The fall of Elon Musk down Fortune’s 100 Most Powerful People in Business list shows how power is impermanent

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A long-running anti-DEI lawsuit could have high stakes for corporate diversity

A reverse-discrimination suit against B2B company Hello Alice has become a proving ground in the legal battle over diversity-oriented corporate programs.

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Tech industry insiders share their picks for the next startups to ride the IPO wave after Figma’s blockbuster debut

There’s a long list of late-stage VC-backed tech companies with strong customer bases that investors hope will be enticed to make the leap after Figma's success.

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Elon Musk retains title as the highest-paid CEO in history with $26 billion pay package—and the only thing he has to do is show up for two years

The lack of performance targets in Musk’s massive new pay package has some investors crying foul.

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Dan Morehead assembled his Princeton mafia to pile into Bitcoin at $65 in 2013, leaving Wall Street behind to build a $5 billion crypto fund

Inside the rise of Pantera Capital, from borrowing office space at Fortress to growing into one of the largest blockchain venture firms.

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'If You're Not Using AI To Move Faster Or Make Smarter Decisions, You're Behind,' Says Mark Cuban As 5.12 Million Start Businesses

Roughly 5.12 million new business applications were filed in 2024, continuing a post-pandemic surge in entrepreneurship, according to the U.S. Census Bureau data. But many founders stall after the paperwork.

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An icon of internationalism: The globe on Fortune covers, from 1933 onward

Featuring covers from 1933, 1957, and more.

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How Accenture’s Julie Sweet hacked the CEO track

Julie Sweet’s rise from law partner to Accenture CEO shows that curiosity and range, not credentials, are the new power skills.

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Former General Electric CEO Jack Welch once claimed the jobs numbers were faked. How did that turn out?

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North Korean IT worker infiltrations exploded 220% over the past 12 months, with gen AI weaponized at every stage of the hiring process

Cybersecurity firm CrowdStrike red-flags a new North Korean software development hire to clients about once a day.

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When Rupert Murdoch dies, it could plunge the Fox and News Corp empire into civil war

The fate of Rupert Murdoch’s businesses lies with his four feuding children and a contested family trust.

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Not even a 0% mortgage rate would make buying a house affordable in these 6 U.S. cities

Home prices are at the crux of the housing affordability crisis in the U.S.

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AI is doing job interviews now—but candidates say they'd rather risk staying unemployed than talk to another robot

Job seekers tell Fortune they’re outright refusing to do AI interviews, calling them dehumanizing and a red flag for bad company culture.

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The first African and Arab woman to go to space reveals her brutal routine to get the job: 4:30 a.m. training, while juggling a full-time tech gig

From Cairo to the cosmos: Inside the ruthless schedule that took Sara Sabry to space—she says it’s a reality check for Gen Z.

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Workers are making over $1 million by secretly holding down multiple gigs—and they're doing it all within the 40-hour workweek

Holding multiple full-time jobs may sound impossible, but these overemployed remote workers are managing to squeeze in two to three jobs within a regular workweek—no overtime needed.

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