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The Fortune 500 has two new female CEOs—finally pushing that milestone above 11%

There are now 58 women running Fortune 500 companies.

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There’s a $32 trillion reason to bet big on women entrepreneurs as your 2025 investment resolution

Female entrepreneurs, long underserved by VCs, often recognize opportunities that have been hiding in plain sight.

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Mark Cuban on healthcare in America, the NBA, AI, and social media

Mark Cuban is game to chat on social media—just not necessarily on X, formerly Twitter, he told the Fortune Brainstorm audience in Las Vegas.

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Donald Trump’s Greenland ‘fetish’ is spooking Europe—though this isn’t his first time, nor is he the only U.S. president to have tried it

Trump’s obsession with Greenland “poses difficult questions that no one in Europe thought they would have to consider,” one expert tells Fortune.

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SoftBank’s Masayoshi Son chases Nvidia

Also: Meta takes censorship memo from X, Nvidia trounces competitors in market cap, optimism about M&A.

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Mark Cuban shuts down the narrative that he’s lost big after betting $29 million on 'Shark Tank' by explaining how he's 'crushing it in the market'

These are the investments that have paid off for the billionaire.

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A Waymo customer says he thought he was being pranked when his self-driving cab lost control and drove in circles endlessly

A video shows Waymo’s customer service was unable to do much to stop the erratic self-driving behavior.

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Crypto markets are jolted by $205 million liquidation as Bitcoin tumbles to $97,000

Crypto market loses 6% of its market cap as excitement over Trump’s victory fades.

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Mark Cuban once helped his college friend save almost $10,000 on prescriptions after a ‘horrific car accident’

Pharmacy benefit managers (PBMs) “invent all these special categories,” Cuban told Fortune’s Andrew Nusca. “They’re just pills.”

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Why both Sam Altman and Gary Marcus are wrong about today's AI

Conversations with AI executives, such as Prosus's Euro Beinat, show AI can have a big impact—but only after a lot of work

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Dead bodies found in wheel well of JetBlue plane will sound the alarms for FBI and Homeland Security over national safety, aviation expert says

“This is not just about two people, unfortunately, dying in this situation,” Flight Safety Foundation president and CEO Hassan Shahidi told Fortune.

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The company that provides security to 80% of Fortune 500 companies says CEOs and executives should be asking these questions as safety concerns soar

What companies should consider before making major decisions.

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Global ad giant WPP issues sweeping RTO mandate for its 114,000 staff, calling them back to the office 4 days a week

"I believe that we do our best work when we are together in person," CEO Mark Read wrote in the memo viewed by Fortune.

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Tesla battery cell partner CATL threatens to sue Pentagon after landing on 'blacklist'

A key partner for Elon Musk’s Tesla is threatening to sue the U.S. government over the Pentagon’s decision to blacklist it from federal contracts, blasting it as a “mistake.”

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Paramount employees endure a brutal year of layoffs

There’s no right way to do layoffs. But there might be a wrong way.

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Mark Cuban slams the pharma business: "There's nobody who looks at the healthcare system or the pharmaceutical industry and says ‘wow, that’s well run.'"

"There's nobody who looks at the healthcare system or the pharmaceutical industry and says ‘wow, that’s well run.'"

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Jack Dorsey’s Block will let employees choose cash instead of stock compensation

With its stock trading at less than half its 2021 value, the fintech company is looking to retain workers and boost morale.

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Klarna CEO says he feels 'gloomy' because AI is developing so quickly it'll soon be able to do his entire job

“My work to me is a super important part of who I am,” Sebastian Siemiatkowski said.

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Bayer attacked bureaucracy by firing some 5,000 managers and asking teams to ‘self-organize.’ Here’s how it’s going after one year

The company devised a plan called "Dynamic Shared Ownership."

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3 New Year’s resolutions for aspiring CEOs

New Year's resolutions could help fast-track aspiring CEOs' career development.

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How to navigate 3 uncertainties in 2025, according to wealth managers

The new year is delivering three big new challenges for investors. We show you what to watch out for.

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Legendary boxing promoter Don King slapped with $3 billion fraud and defamation suit over Rumble in the Jungle 2

The boxing promoter is accused of backing out of a 50th anniversary fight just months before tickets were set to go on sale.

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Managers are carrot-and-sticking candidates with remote work to get people to sign on at lower salaries

One employee benefits expert said this trend could lead to a second Great Resignation.

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PR experts say Elon Musk’s handling of the Tesla Cybertruck explosion in Las Vegas was a masterclass

Las Vegas Sheriff Kevin McMahill thanked Musk Wednesday for providing the authorities with information to aid the investigation.

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Bird flu could merge with seasonal flu to make mutated virus that could spread among humans, CDC warns

The 2024–25 flu shot doesn’t prevent H5N1 bird flu but could play a pivotal role in preventing a pandemic.

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