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Steve Cohen Was Never Going to Lose the Biggest Auction in Sports History

The New York Mets owner has enough money to get what he really wants, whether it’s a work of art or a generational baseball player. He was always going to win the bidding war for Juan Soto.

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Most Americans are financially illiterate—and the U.S. is doing a disservice to 18-year-olds by letting them sign up for $100,000 in college loans, experts say

Gen Z is the most financially illiterate generation, racking up trillions in debt—and experts are split on how to fix the problem

Fortune

Meet John Elkann, the enigmatic billionaire heir fighting to save Jeep parent Stellantis

To get a better idea of what makes 48-year-old John Elkann tick, Fortune spoke to the author who chronicled his family’s turbulent history.

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What David Sacks as AI czar (with Elon Musk as wingman) could mean for OpenAI

With David Sacks as AI Czar and Elon Musk in Trump’s inner circle, OpenAI may face challenges from two of its biggest critics.

Fortune

Chainalysis's new CEO looks to M&A as firm rides wave of growth

Levin says the blockchain forensic firm is enjoying mid 20% growth with customers in 100 countries.

Fortune

CEOs losing pay are still really rich

Top execs are paid mostly through stock incentives, and their pay has ballooned far beyond their workers' earnings

Salon

Tokyo is turning to a 4-day work week in a desperate attempt to help Japan shed its unwanted title of ‘world’s oldest population’

Tokyo earlier this year introduced a government-sponsored dating app to help people find partners.

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Warren Buffett Once Said Hiring Someone To Change Them Is 'Just As Crazy' As Marrying Someone To Change Them: 'The Reason That Berkshire Has Been Successful…'

Warren Buffett and Charlie Munger's leadership philosophy emphasizes the importance of integrity, intelligence, and energy in hiring and managing talent, with Buffett advocating for leaders who have a clear vision and the ability to inspire, while also acknowledging that leadership qualities can be developed over time.

Benzinga

The killing of UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson sets the business world on edge as police search for answers

The CEO of UnitedHealthcare, Brian Thompson, was gunned down early Wednesday morning.

Fortune

Security businesses’ phones are ringing off the hook following the assassination of UnitedHealthcare CEO

“We’re getting calls from everybody.”

Fortune

Michael Phelps does these 5 things every day to be his 'best self'

The Olympian dedicates most of his retirement to mental health advocacy—and keeping his own mental wellness in check.

Fortune

In 2025, every crisis is instant and public—and trust evaporates in just 2 hours

In the 2-hour digital day, leadership means acting decisively, making swift decisions, and turning challenges into opportunities.

Fortune

Here’s how the killing of the UnitedHealthcare CEO will change executive security moving forward

Executives are nervous and preparing for the worst.

Fortune

Starbucks' new CEO Brian Niccol wants you to get a brewed coffee in 'less than 30 seconds'

Coffee chain customers have recently complained about 30-minute-plus wait times.

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Why the U.S.-India partnership is the most consequential relationship in the world

With a 7% growth rate, India is the 5th-largest economy, on track to become the 3rd-largest, and potentially the largest by the end of the century.

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Why Trump could be the unlikely savior of biofuels

Unnecessary delays by the Biden administration in issuing critical tax credit guidance have left farmers and fuel producers in limbo.

Fortune

Retail giant Boohoo’s ex-CEO reportedly quit after being stalked and spied on, underscoring growing fears over executives’ security

Boohoo executives reportedly faced stalking and “corporate espionage,” highlighting the need for security for high-profile corporate bosses.

Fortune

How Corning is ushering in the AI revolution

Under CEO Wendell Weeks, the company's next-generation fiber optic cables are powering data centers for tech giants like Microsoft.

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Data activist Renée Cummings says there’s an important question to ask when making responsible AI: ‘Where did this data come from?’

“Sometimes we’re using...data that’s actually missing critical pieces of the stories that need to be told," Cummings said at Fortune Brainstorm Design on Thursday.

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Emotions, grand visuals, and a ‘logical story’: One of Universal’s designers on how he makes theme parks so memorable

Bob Dennis, a senior director at Universal's new Beijing resort, noted how emotions—even ones like anger and disgust—can build an immersive experience.

Fortune

Chipotle admits its prices are going up—the same day a top analyst discovered higher-priced protein on the menu

The fast-casual Mexican chain has taken some heat for its inconsistent portion sizes, but analysts see better days ahead for Chipotle.

Fortune

This firm analyzed millions of Glassdoor reviews to find the most bored workers in the Fortune 500

The Boring Company didn’t crack the Top 50, but five of the Fortune 500's top 10 did.

The Independent UK

Sell that thang: Hawk Tuah girl faces ‘pump and dump’ allegations as crypto coin collapses hours after launch

‘Hawk Tuah Girl’ Haliey Welch launched her own cryptocurrency, only for it to plummet by 90 percent just hours later

Fortune

You test your cholesterol levels. But what about lipoprotein(a)?

It's not only cholesterol that's worrisome: Elevated levels of lipoprotein(a) increase your risk of heart attack and stroke.

Fortune

Designers need to learn how to talk like executives, says UnitedHealth Group’s former chief design officer

CEOs often “think of [designers] as black-turtleneck-wearing creative people that make stuff pretty,” Dan Makoski said at Fortune’s Brainstorm Design conference.

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