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Despite snubbing U.S. tourism and boycotting American goods, Canadians are pouring more into U.S. stocks than they have in over 35 years

“‘Buy Canadian’ programs seemingly don’t apply to investment portfolios,” said Warren Lovely, managing director of National Bank of Canada Financial Markets.

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Perplexity wants to play nice with publishers. They keep suing it anyway

Perplexity is facing copyright lawsuits from publishers around the world, even as it tries to forge partnerships with them.

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Billionaire Mark Cuban says that 'companies don’t understand’ how to implement AI right now—and that's an opportunity for Gen Z coming out of school

Forget AI taking jobs, Gen Z’s biggest opportunity is teaching people how to use the technology, the former Shark Tank star says.

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Boomer NYU professor says Gen Z’s lazy label comes from zero faith in the payoff of hard work—and a fear that the world will end in 20 years anyway

Baby boomer NYU professor Suzy Welch said people should sympathize with the “vulnerability and sadness” of Gen Z’s current situation—crippling debt and uncertainty—instead of hating on them.

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Gen Z is adopting 'career minimalism,' killing off the ladder for a 'lily pad' mentality, Glassdoor says

“Conscious unbossing” is becoming a way of life for Gen Z, but they will still accept a manager role for higher pay or a higher title.

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Exclusive: Blue Water Autonomy raises GV-led $50 million Series A to build unmanned ships

Blue Water Autonomy has raised a $50 million Series A, led by GV, Fortune has exclusively learned.

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Trump's Intel deal gambles with the perils of picking national champions

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Why KDP’s CEO decided to forge a coffee colossus with the $18 billion acquisition of Peet’s—then spin it off and separate the soda business

Despite investors’ initial harsh reaction, Tim Cofer’s big strategic shift makes sense for KDP.

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In China, EVs are now cheaper than gas cars. In the U.S., the Big Three still haven’t closed a premium that’s $14,000 per vehicle

Detroit isn’t doomed, said Dan Sperling, founding director of the UC Davis Institute of Transportation Studies. But it requires some key policy support.

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Millennials and Gen Z are gambling on a big mortgage-rate drop, using ARMs and refinancing. But that could be a 'financial ticking time bomb'

About two-thirds of recent younger homebuyers hope for a mortgage rate drop soon, according to a Truework study.

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95% of corporate AI pilots are flopping — MIT just said the quiet part out loud

Billions of dollars are being poured into AI development, but most pilot programs don't succeed.

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You won't get more money from quitting in this economy, BofA says, as job-hopping freezes in white-collar America

Wage increases for job-hoppers have collapsed, BofA finds, while wage growth for job-switchers equals that of job-stayers for the first time since 2010.

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AGI was tech’s holy grail. Now, even its biggest champions are hedging. What gives?

From “AGI Sherpas” to “Feel the AGI,” the hype hit fever pitch over the past three years. Now the mood is shifting to pragmatism—though the stakes are higher than ever.

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Cracker Barrel's logo fiasco shows how hard it is to freshen things up without annoying loyal customers

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Inside the debt-heavy sand trap of Trump’s U.K. golf course finances

Donald Trump’s resorts in Scotland embody his trademark mix of real estate ambition and presidential showmanship—where politics meets profit, and a history of loss.

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‘Weaponization of a sandwich’ — Subway’s footlong is becoming an icon of resistance against Trump’s D.C. police takeover

The sandwich chain hasn’t responded to the incident. Some experts say it has a responsibility to do so.

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U.S. shale oil boom transforms from money treadmill into cash cow, Chevron president says

Chevron slows down in the booming Permian as it looks to international growth.

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Meta is sinking $10 billion into Louisiana to build its wildest AI aspirations, setting the template for the grid buildout

The massive data center buildout is underway, requiring massive amounts of new power and, increasingly, more fossil fuels and gas plants.

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‘It’s almost tragic’: Bubble or not, the AI backlash is validating one critic’s warnings

Gary Marcus told Fortune that AI valuations remind him of Wile E. Coyote. “We are off the cliff.”

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3 Reasons Disney World Has Become Unaffordable for the Middle Class

When did it become so expensive to visit the most magical place on earth? Here are three reasons Disney World has become unaffordable for the middle class.

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Inflation Could Spike in 2026 Because of Trump's Deportations, Top Economist Warns

The White House, however, rejected the link between deportations and inflation, emphasizing that the immigration crackdown is meant to "protect the American workforce"

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Unlike Jensen Huang, this CEO embraces work-life balance and is proud he takes vacations and coached his kids’ baseball team

With millions of PTO left on the table each year, Lactalis U.S. Yogurt CEO Bill Cassidy argues normalizing time off is a competitive advantage—not a concession.

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BofA sees the replacement of people with process solving the 'productivity paradox,' because 'A process is almost free and it's replicable for eternity'

"I think people love this AI technology because it feels like sorcery," BofA's Savita Subramanian said. "The truth is it hasn't really changed the world that much yet, but I don't think it's something to be dismissed."

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Travelers Ditch Screens For Real-Life Adventures, Choosing Local Culture, Nature, And Hands-On Experiences Over Digital Entertainment

Doom scrolling is finally starting to take a back seat. According to Fortune, young travelers are swapping their screens for real-life adventures, and it's a big win for the travel industry. However, people aren't just traveling for the sake of it. They're not in a rush to check off every…

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Trump says Intel agreed to give the government 10% of the chipmaker. ‘We do a lot of deals like that. I’ll do more of them’

Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick previously said the U.S. government should receive equity in return for the CHIPS Act cash grants Intel has received.

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