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Boss uses a recruiter-approved coffee cup test in every interview—and he won't hire anyone who fails it

Think you nailed the interview? Failing this subtle coffee test could cost you the job—no matter your credentials.

Fortune · Apr 6, 2025

Headcount at the world’s largest real estate brokerage is shrinking, and two lawsuits claiming sexual assaults inside the company may offer clues as to why

Critics call eXp Realty a multi-level marketing operation but the brokerage says otherwise.

Fortune · Apr 6, 2025

What is Trump really trying to achieve with his tariff plan, and will it work?

What is President Trump really trying to do with his tariff plan: Is it to protect American jobs, is it about leveling the playing field, or is it about taking the head out of the economy?

Fortune · Apr 5, 2025

Ask a CEO coach: My 'wins' never seem to last but I feel 'losses' forever. What am I doing wrong?

Bill tackles a common theme for executives: Losses that loom much larger than wins, and offers some advice on rituals to break that cycle.

Fortune · Apr 4, 2025

Trump is a drunk driver taking the economy off the cliff into a needless recession—as we warned

With Trump enacting tariffs in the most uncertainty-inducing way possible, businesses are paralyzed—with devastating repercussions.

Fortune · Apr 4, 2025

Vimeo's CEO says he has one very strict rule for meetings—and it mirrors the Jeff Bezos playbook

Vimeo’s CEO Philip Moyer spoke exclusively with Fortune about the company’s launch of Vimeo Streaming. His management strategy—especially around meetings—is key to the launch.

Fortune · Apr 4, 2025

Tariffs will hammer hardware, create consumer chaos, and could stifle the AI boom

After Trump announced sweeping tariffs, hardware-focused startups and consumer behavior are in the crosshairs.

Fortune · Apr 4, 2025

The new partnership between Affirm and Experian means the impulse-buying economy will be running headlong into America’s data-mining ecosystem

Buy-now-pay-later is a juggernaut that’s long been absent from consumers’ credit reports. A recent deal with Affirm means that’s no longer the case.

Fortune · Apr 4, 2025

The Trump tariffs are forcing CEOs to lead through uncertainty. Here's how the best executives guide their teams in tough times

The Fortune Best Companies to Work For list features businesses whose leaders keep employees loyal and motivated.

Fortune · Apr 4, 2025

Trump’s tariff numbers appear to have been calculated through a simple math formula, which works with every single country on the list

The calculations used by the White House don’t include a detailed assessment of each foreign country's trade practices.

Fortune · Apr 3, 2025