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Satya Nadella says he’s ’good for $80 billion’ after Elon Musk claims Stargate Project doesn’t have the cash

Microsoft announced at the start of the year an $80 billion war chest for AI investment.

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Nike's 'refounder': Can Elliott Hill turn the sneaker-maker's luck around?

After one of its toughest years ever, Nike brought back Hill, a beloved company lifer, to right the ship.

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Donald Trump and CEOs are all pushing a return to the office. Workers hate it. Who will win?

Like Trump, 90% of businesses sought to enforce a 2025 RTO—but experts say employees still have power in the WFH war and will have even more once the boomers retire.

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Has Asda's painful divorce from Walmart led to its terminal decline, or can boss Allan Leighton turn the grocer around?

With falling sales and new boss Allan Leighton saying the turnaround 'could take 3-5 years', what does the Leeds-based business need to do to avoid a terminal decline?

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Trump's 80% stake in his memecoin is a 'huge red flag' for investors because a rug pull could bolster the president's riches but torpedo his reputation

Trump could multiply his estimated wealth if his family’s conglomerate suddenly sells its substantial ownership in the token, finance professor Leonard Kostovetsky says.

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Warren Buffett's Berkshire Hathaway takes a sip of the crypto ‘rat poison’ he once said he would never go near

Berkshire Hathaway invests in a crypto-linked Brazilian bank.

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Trump is signing dozens of executive orders—and JPMorgan has started a war room as corporate America struggles to keep up

Wall Street responds to Trump’s executive orders, bracing for potential tariffs

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Stripe mistakenly sent duck picture to some employees in lay off email

Stripe is laying off 300 employees, Fortune has learned. The company told staffers it would keep growing headcount despite the cuts.

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Private equity firms are snapping up slices of NFL teams for the first time

Arctos Partners secured a 10% minority investment in the Buffalo Bills—the biggest share the NFL allows PE firms to hold under new rules adopted last August.

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President Trump's RTO mandate could be a final nail in the coffin of WFH

“Having the nation’s largest employer move in this direction provides cover and legitimacy to others who have wanted to make this change already.”

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Elon Musk fumes as Trump's Stargate AI announcement elevates arch-rival Sam Altman

The Stargate project has big implications for U.S. AI leadership, but also for who's winning the new president's ear.

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Your coworkers don't care if you're late to work, but they do care about these 5 annoying behaviors

Depending on sector, emphasis on punctuality has waned as remote work has thrived.

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Exclusive: Cribl, data infrastructure startup, crosses $200 million in annual recurring revenue

Cribl, a GV-backed data infrastructure startup, has hit $200 million in annual recurring revenue, the company tells Fortune.

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Warren Buffett's biggest bet: His successor, Greg Abel

Also: Trump’s memecoin raises concerns, stock market winners and losers under Trump.

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Gen Zers want to be their own boss. Can Fortune 500 companies woo them back to traditional jobs?

In the age of the well-paying the side hustle, employers nedd flexibility and transparency to recruit top young talent.

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Have a job interview over lunch? Beware of the sneaky secret salt, pepper and hot sauce test

Job seekers be warned: Salting your food before tasting during a lunch interview could cost you.

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Europe could be a casualty under Donald Trump's promised American 'golden age'

Donald Trump was sworn in as the 47th U.S. president—that could mean more tariffs and different picture for trade with Europe.

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Personal finance classes are the new hotness on campus

College students are more interested than ever in learning about personal finance.

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International Business Times UK

'It's Out of Control': UnitedHealth Group and Peers Charged Americans 1000% More for Drugs

FTC stated that the 'Big 3' PBM organisations collectively generated over £5.94 billion ($7.3 billion) in revenue from 2017 to 2022.

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A California couple is suing JetBlue for $1 million, alleging a block of ice the size of a watermelon fell from a plane and crashed into their bedroom

The civil lawsuit, filed Jan. 9, 2025, alleges the ice ball came from JetBlue flight 2715, which was flying over their home at that exact moment.

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Trump media stock takes a nose dive as he returns to Oval Office

Trump launched crypto coin just days before taking office, the price of which also dropped on Tuesday after initially rallying

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Trump's $9 billion crypto coin is a windfall—and a new forum for influence buying, ethics expert warns

Trump could face new lawsuits about ethics violations during his second term in office.

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Vivek Ramaswamy’s statements about H-1B visas reportedly upset Donald Trump and played a factor in his exit from Elon Musk’s DOGE

Ramaswamy said in a post that American culture prized mediocrity.

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TikTokers' last-minute confessions come back to haunt them

The confessions came back to haunt them once TikTok was back online.

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Musk’s X and Bluesky look to cash in on TikTok uncertainties with new video features

X and Bluesky have announced they are launching custom video feeds as TikTok faces an uncertain future in the U.S.

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