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Hundreds of federal buildings, some of them historic, are on the auction block as part of DOGE’s effort to privatize everything possible

DOGE staff are pushing the private-equity playbook of selling government buildings just to pay to lease them back.

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Analysts at Trump ally Howard Lutnick’s former firm call RFK Jr. ‘an anti-vax, conspiracy theorist with inadequate training’

RFK Jr. was reportedly behind the ouster of FDA’s top vaccine official and said last week that around 10,000 employees will be laid off at the Department of Health and Human Services.

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Keeping employees engaged ‘isn’t about gimmicks, it’s about listening’

Also: Trump’s tariff announcement begins at 4 p.m. ET, TikTok’s fate will be decided today.

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Gen Z’s favorite economic commentator Kyla Scanlon who coined ‘vibecession’ says we’re not in one

“What people are feeling is not just vibes,” Scanlon said. “There’s real data to support a downturn.”

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As CEOs struggle to find the new normal, Fortune's Best Companies to Work For have unlocked a secret to happy employees

Despite headlines suggesting that five days a week in the office is the new normal, 98% still offer remote or hybrid policies.

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Here’s why Hewlett Packard Enterprise expanded its parental leave policy—and how the company makes it work

Employees are eligible for 26 weeks of fully paid parental leave.

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Here’s why some companies have publicly defended their DEI commitment while others have scrapped their policies

The corporate DEI rollback is in full swing, but not everyone is taking part.

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Here’s why Atlassian is standing by their WFH philosophy despite corporate America’s RTO push

Employees currently work in more than 10,000 locations around the world.

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Aliens, rovers and energy crystals: How Lego's obsession with detail has kept fans hooked for 92 years and helped it outperform other toys

Making toys for kids isn't rocket science, but few others have done it as well (or for as long) as Lego has. Fortune takes a look at how the Danish company approaches the challenge, one brick at a time.

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Oatly was a pioneer in the world of oat-based dairy challengers. As milk makes a comeback, it has to prove its drinks are more than a fad

Oatly was valued at $2 billion when it went public in 2021. A lot has since changed within the company—and the entire dairy vs. non-dairy landscape.

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Wall Street hails conviction of young woman who conned JPMorgan—but asks how bank failed to catch $175 million fraud

Charlie Javice, who faces a prison sentence of 14 to 17.5 years, unsuccessfully sought to portray JPMorgan Chase as careless.

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DOGE's access to the payroll system of 276,000 federal employees puts government on path to have 'unprecedented power and control' over Americans' information, experts say

The Elon Musk–led advisory’s continued retrieval of sensitive information raises questions about the group’s long-term goals and the legality of achieving them.

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Trump's 'angry' tariff threat on Russian oil has Putin cornered—and it could accelerate a peace deal with Ukraine, expert says

Trump’s threat of secondary tariffs on oil could halve Russia’s government revenue.

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These are the people interested in buying 23andMe

A genomics company, a crypto foundation, and the former CEO are all looking at this treasure trove of genetic data.

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Roughly half of Gen Z workers say they don't want to return to the office because it means they can't binge-watch their favorite TV shows during work anymore

And about half say they’ve lied to their bosses about it.

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Ana Botín sees a Europe-U.S. productivity gap

Ana Botín believes European business needs to change to close a productivity gap with the U.S.

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Don’t count on America’s wealthiest to help people struggling during the recession, experts say

Financial experts say a recession could lower donating among the lower rungs of the 1%.

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Inside Amazon’s stealthy chip lab powering its $8 billion AI bet on Anthropic

Amazon acquired a stealthy chip startup a decade ago. Now that company is a key player in Amazon's cloud AI strategy—and its huge investment in Anthropic.

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Demis Hassabis on Isomorphic’s $600 million raise, AI, and healthcare’s future

Demis Hassabis, cofounder of DeepMind and 2024 Nobel Laureate, talks to Fortune about his AI drug discovery startup, Isomorphic Labs.

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‘Black Swan’ investor still sees a ‘euphoric high’ ahead and doesn’t think the largest bubble ever is bursting yet—but then there could be an 80% crash

“I think, when this is over, we’re going to see something far worse than ’08, ’09. I think the market’s going to crash, like, 80%.”

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Elon Musk's DOGE is undermining the Social Security Administration's technology and operations, former White House official says

Julie Siegel says DOGE is making it harder for millions of Americans to access their benefits.

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Like regular millennials, multimillionaire presenter Maya Jama unwinds between hosting Love Island and running multiple ventures by binge-watching Netflix—or going to a no-phone retreat in nature

After conquering British TV, Maya Jama’s now dipping her toes in the business world. Here’s how she spends her time and money when she’s not working.

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Meet the 20th-century media tycoon who would have parried Trump’s isolationist thrust—and not cowered in fear of retaliation

Magazine magnate Henry Luce pushed for internationalism and bemoaned the “moral and practical bankruptcy of any and all forms of isolationism.”

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Moderna and Novavax shares plunge after key FDA official steps down, citing discord with RFK Jr. who he says 'wishes subservient confirmation of his misinformation and lies'

Massive cuts to personnel and funding within the Department of Health and Human Services presents a headache for vaccine approval and development, analysts say.

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Workplace incivility is spiraling as companies rile up employees with RTO and layoffs, and new research warns it’s a $766 billion problem

Shaming, gaslighting, and excessive micromanaging at work is making a comeback—and it’s all thanks to unpopular policies like return-to-office mandates and mass layoffs. Failure to act costs employers over $2.1 billion each day.

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