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North Korean IT workers are stealing remote jobs and raking in billions—and Americans are helping them do it

“North Korean IT worker schemes would not be successful without U.S.-based facilitators,” wrote Assistant Attorney General John Eisenberg in an April sentencing memo.

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According to Warren Buffett's math the stock market is officially in 'playing with fire' territory. So when is the next crash coming?

According to Warren Buffett's math the stock market is officially in "playing with fire" territory.

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Exclusive: Michael Boes talks being named the first-ever chief MAHA officer. 'Nothing’s been off the table'

Michael Boes is a former HHS adviser who worked under Robert F. Kennedy Jr. and was one of the key architects who turned the food pyramid upside down.

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The U.S. military may have already used up half of its most expensive missiles, and it could take up to 4 years to rebuild its stockpiles

“The diminished munitions stockpiles have created a near-term risk,” analysts warned in a recent report. “The levels today will constrain U.S. operations should a future conflict arise.”

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Upfront’s Aditi Maliwal makes 3 bets a year and ignores the hype cycle

The early Chime backer argues the real differentiator for VCs isn’t intelligence—it’s connection.

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Good news: Rumors of a K-shaped economy have been overblown so far, says Goldman Sachs. Bad news: 2026 is when it will really bite

“There are a lot of people out there who can no longer afford perhaps the most quintessential component of the American Dream, which is property ownership. So they’re being forced to rent, and it’s showing up in prices.”

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Upstart's new millennial CEO thinks AI can make every American 10% richer

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Fuel shortages from the Iran war have spread to Europe, but the pain is hitting California and the West Coast as well—and help is years away

California’s refinery closures near Los Angeles and San Francisco are occurring just as the Iran war limits global supply.

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You can fly almost anywhere in Europe for €20 while Spirit Airlines is staving off bankruptcy. Here's the difference

Why have budget carriers become durable competitors in Europe while the U.S. version is now fighting for a federal lifeline?

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Cadence CEO on the AI boom and human nature: 'there are more tools, but the human part is not different'

Cadence's Anirudh Devgan talked to Fortune about how technology will impact the future.

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A group of users leaked Anthropic's AI model Mythos by reportedly guessing where it was located

An expert says if a group of folks in an online forum was able to figure it out, then it's already in China's hands.

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LinkedIn’s new CEO says the ‘best career decisions’ he ever made were about the people he chose to work with—not job hopping for better paychecks

New LinkedIn CEO Daniel Shapero says his best early career move wasn’t chasing promotions—it was choosing the right people, even if it meant staying put for years.

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Former MrBeast executive alleges years of sexual harassment and retaliation. The YouTuber’s company calls it ‘clout-chasing’

In a lawsuit, MrBeast’s former head of Instagram alleges she experienced pregnancy discrimination and sexual harassment while at the media company.

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The numbers are good, but the vibes are bad. ServiceNow’s strong earnings can’t shift anti-SaaS sentiment

ServiceNow CEO Bill McDermott tells Fortune that customers are buying what he’s selling—and he’s got the numbers to prove it—even as Wall Street remains unconvinced.

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Why Trump may hand taxpayers a majority stake in a failing airline: 'Everything is a deal'

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The Gen Z Pout and the Gen Z Stare are both a warning to Fortune 500 CEOs

Two viral trends reveal a generation that has mastered personal branding—but risks tuning out the workplace fundamentals that drive careers forward.

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Exclusive: Omni raises $120 million to fix one of AI’s biggest enterprise data problems

Iconiq is backing the $1.51 billion startup building a “semantic layer” that translates company data for AI agents and humans alike.

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The Gates Foundation is investigating its ties to Epstein—just weeks before Bill Gates faces Congress

After Fortune’s March investigation, the Microsoft founder’s philanthropic foundation is opening one of its own.

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'I think it's a mistake': Delta CEO Ed Bastian refuses to call it 'artificial intelligence' because it scares people

"You want to scare people?" The Delta CEO told Fortune. "Tell them that artificial intelligence is coming for you."

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Cursor’s 25-year-old CEO is a former Google intern who just inked a $60 billion deal with SpaceX

From Google intern at 18 to a billionaire at 25, Cursor CEO Michael Truell’s rise is one of Silicon Valley’s fastest.

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Billionaire Michael Dell started his company in his University of Texas dorm room. Now, he’s betting on AI with a $750 million gift

This gift pushes the Dells’ UT Austin donations to over $1 billion.

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The internet isn’t just like real life, a top VC says—it is real life. For a16z, that’s not a philosophy, it’s an investment

A16z’s Erik Torenberg makes a sweeping argument, but he also challenges us to reconsider our definition of “real life.”

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The AI economy runs on helium. The Iran war just created a $650 billion problem

“Helium doesn’t get much attention in the AI supply chain, but it should,” says Moody’s David Pan. “There is no viable substitute at scale.”

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The 10 best cities for college grads: Omaha ranks higher than New York and L.A. because Gen Z ‘actually have a shot at purchasing a house’ for under $300K

“With a lot of homes selling for under $300,000, young grads actually have a shot at purchasing a house,” one Omaha real estate agent said.

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Stephen and Ayesha Curry are coming for the sports drink market—and their kids were the first focus group

In an interview with Fortune, the Currys explain why they jumped at the chance to work on a Michelle Obama–backed healthy sports drink Plezi Hydration.

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