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ICE alleged to use Palantir-developed tool that uses Medicaid data to track arrest targets

Big Tech is wrapped up in a growing list of contracts to aid ICE’s immigration enforcement operations.

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Law school admissions expert sees ‘dangerous one-two punch’ as Gen Z seeks shelter from the AI hiring storm in 6-figure debt and JD lifeboat

ChatGPT can pass the bar, but just as in 2008 and during the pandemic, law schools are overwhelmed with applicants.

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Despite running $75 billion automaker General Motors, CEO Mary Barra still responds to ‘every single letter’ she gets by hand

Want to catch the attention of a CEO like General Motors boss Mary Barra? Write her a letter. Chances are she’ll read it and even respond.

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How leaders like Jamie Dimon and Microsoft president Brad Smith are trying to ease employee anxiety about AI

With AI moving from pilot projects to company-wide deployment, leaders say the future of work depends on whether technology is used to empower people or make them expendable.

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CEOs, long silent on Trump's immigration crackdown, seem to hit their breaking point over Alex Pretti's killing

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The $1,000 night out: Authentic Live is all-in on Gen Z's obsession with the experience economy, hosting events with celebrities in tentpole moments

Gen Z and millennials are “craving for tactile experiences,” Dan Dienst, executive vice chairman of tactical opportunities at Authentic Brands Group, told Fortune.

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'The Bermuda Triangle of Talent': 27-year-old Oxford grad turned down McKinsey and Morgan Stanley to find out why Gen Z’s smartest keep selling out

Simon van Teutem talked to Fortune about “the illusion of infinite choice, and the social status… You’re always looking for the next level, the Harvard after Harvard, the Oxford after Oxford.”

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Inside KPMG's Orlando Lakehouse: the $450 million Covid boondoggle that's becoming a secret weapon for the AI revolution

Advisory head Patrick Ryan told Fortune about grumbles from the January 2020 ribbon cutting. "Capital-intensive, middle of nowhere…the worst timing."

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Robert F. Kennedy Jr. is redefining the 'healthy' American diet—and food companies are making 5 major changes to keep up

From dairy’s revival to protein-maxxing, RFK Jr. has sought to dramatically transform Americans’ diets.

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Trump's housing market plan contains a fatal flaw and multiple obstacles, Morgan Stanley says

"Affordability in U.S. housing is a tricky issue that lacks a silver bullet," the bank said. Trump's actions are only "modestly helpful" for affordability.

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President Donald Trump is acting like the CEO of USA Inc. Is it the strategy America needs?

If you think of the U.S. as a business that needed a financial overhaul, what would a turnaround CEO do?

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This millennial founder got rejected 73 times before building a 9-figure coffee company. One more no, and he says he would have sold his kidney

Fellow CEO Jake Miller said a simple paycheck litmus test will help you decide if you’re on the right career path—a mindset shared by leaders like Warren Buffett.

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Meet a 23-year-old electrician who was a 'good student' but skipped college to become his own boss. He makes 6 figures

Remote college in 2020 didn't work for Jacob Palmer. “It felt very intangible, is the best way that I have found to say it ... It didn’t work for me. I hated it.”

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Claude Code gives Anthropic its viral moment

"We might be six to 12 months away from when the model is doing most, maybe all of what software engineers do end-to-end," CEO Dario Amodei says.

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Meet TikTok’s new U.S. CEO: Adam Presser, a Harvard business and law grad with an affinity for Chinese movies

"For three years in high school, I watched Chinese movies and had this incredibly eye-opening experience,” Presser said in a 2023 interview.

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Cursor’s OpenAI-powered swarms of agents built and ran a browser for a week with no human help. Here’s why that matters

Cursor’s experiment shows how AI is shifting from answering prompts to running real projects—hinting at a future where machines don’t just help, but work as an “orchestra.”

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The great power gap: Billionaires are 4,000 times more likely to hold office than you are, and Oxfam warns it’s ruining democracy

“We actually do face a moment in which there is a fundamental choice between oligarchy and democracy,” Oxfam America senior director of economic justice Nabil Ahmed said.

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Gates Foundation plans to give away $9 billion in 2026 to prepare for the 2045 closure while slashing hundreds of jobs

Who will take the reins of philanthropy with the Gates Foundation absent?

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Demis Hassabis, and how AI just might wrangle our molecular universe

This week, Fortune published a magazine feature looking inside Demis Hassabis’s Isomorphic Labs.

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Scott Galloway says, but now 'the American brand is chaos, corruption, and coercion'

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U.S. oil producers increasingly ‘slighted’ by Trump’s international focus on crude in Venezuela, Greenland, and beyond

Trump’s fixation on hiking oil volumes from OPEC and Venezuela to lower prices at the pump is leaving U.S. oil producers annoyed with weak domestic pricing and drilling activity.

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How the middle class was hollowed out from 1979 to 2022, according to new federal data

The top 1% saw its share of household income double from 1979 to 2022, going from 9% to 18%, the CBO said. The middle cohort saw the biggest decline.

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'Some form of crisis is almost inevitable': The $38 trillion national debt will soon be growing faster than the U.S. economy itself, watchdog warns

"The United States is deeply indebted, and its finances are on an unsustainable long-term trajectory," says the Committee for a Responsible Federal Budget.

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I'm the Napster CEO and I agree with Pinterest: the Napster phase of AI needs to end

Napster isn't a cautionary tale anymore. We're an AI company. And we've spent a quarter-century learning lessons.

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AI drug startup Insilico Medicine launches an AI ‘gym’ to help models like GPT and Qwen be good at science

With the “gym,” Insilico is now targeting other biotech and pharmaceutical companies, offering to train new AI models for them.

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