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Customs warehouses are booming as U.S. businesses turn to a 'hope and prayer' strategy of waiting out the tariff war

Parking goods is a last resort—and it’s not cheap.

Fortune · Apr 29, 2025

Stock market retreat in Trump's first 100 days is among worst starts for a president in almost a century

In President Joe Biden’s first 100 days, the S&P 500 surged more than 9%. Under Trump, it’s tanked almost 8%.

Fortune · Apr 29, 2025

Trump’s first 100 days in office have cost Elon Musk $113 billion of his net worth

The Tesla CEO has lost 25% of his wealth as he nears the end of his tenure as a “special government employee.”

Fortune · Apr 29, 2025

Gen Z grads are right: Degrees don’t matter to top employers anymore, CEO who has studied thousands of companies confirms

Gen Z and millennial college graduates are calling their degrees worthless. They may be right. Great Place to Work CEO says that the top employers today aren't "even talking about degrees" anymore. "They're talking about skills."

Fortune · Apr 29, 2025

How A US Nail Salon Worker Made Over £727k With 13 Remote Jobs – And How He Finally Got Caught

A US nail salon worker masterminded an unbelievable hustle, secretly holding down 13 remote IT jobs and pocketing over £727k.

International Business Times UK · Apr 28, 2025

Bitcoin climbs above $95,000 as the cryptocurrency’s ETFs rake in $3 billion

Bitcoin is increasingly seen as a safe haven from a volatile traditional stock market.

Fortune · Apr 28, 2025

PepsiCo CEO was grilled about GLP-1s by a 13-year-old on his Q1 conference call

The CEO responded seriously with a mention of the company’s “fiber and hydration solutions.”

Fortune · Apr 28, 2025

Multimillionaire 'Sinners' director was $200,000 deep in student debt and 'making no money' around the filming of 'Creed'

“I was always 200 grand in debt for film school," the now-multimillionaire director behind "Creed" and "Black Panther" revealed. "It was bad.”

Fortune · Apr 28, 2025

Gen X retirees have regrets over how much they saved. They’re copying Gen Z and turning to side gigs to make ends meet

Feeling the burn of inflation and not saving enough, some retirees are embracing side gigs and breaking the stigma that the end of their careers has to be the end of working altogether.

Fortune · Apr 28, 2025

Ex–DeepMind and Airbus execs just launched an AI assistant for engineers—with dreams of building starships

P-1 AI just raised $23 million to build a new kind of AI engineer that could someday design starships.

Fortune · Apr 28, 2025