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Crypto billionaire Michael Saylor says he made $15 billion last year with ChatGPT—and has one rule: 'Don't try to outwork the robots'

In the age of AI, the key to building wealth isn’t trying to compete with machines—it’s using them to your advantage, says billionaire Michael Saylor.

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Are you committing tax fraud? New York Governor Kathy Hochul's about to find out, all thanks to the pied-à-terre tax rollout

The governor's office says it will pursue New Yorkers who dodge income taxes by claiming to live outside the city—or register their cars out of state.

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Ooredoo teams up with Nvidia and Nokia to launch 1 GW AI platform in Indonesia

In an exclusive interview with Fortune, the CEO of Qatar’s Ooredoo reveals why Southeast Asia represents the next big play in its transformation from traditional telco to leading digital infrastructure provider

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Exclusive: Goldman CEO David Solomon on how his dad’s advice shaped his career—and why interns should steal it

In a town hall with summer interns, shared exclusively with Fortune, Solomon got real about AI: “You have to challenge what the models give you.”

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eBay CEO Jamie Iannone’s new playbook embraces AI tools while blocking AI buyers

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Northwood Space's Bridgit Mendler on the next chapter for space startups

Bridgit Mendler—a Harvard and MIT grad who cofounded Northwood in 2022—draws attention for her childhood as a Disney Channel star. But she’s chasing one of the most granular (and most vital) space economy problems.

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Google DeepMind chief AI officer warns the odds of AI wiping out the human race are ‘not zero’—but she disagrees with Elon Musk’s predictions

Elon Musk says money won’t matter by 2036, and Jeff Bezos says we’ll live in space by 2045. Google DeepMind’s Lila Ibrahim says nobody actually knows that.

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Fashion brands don’t just want to sell you new clothes anymore. They want the second sale, too

Secondhand apparel is on track to hit $393 billion by 2030—and brands no longer want eBay and Poshmark collecting all of it.

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Fortune maker AWL piles up edible oil stocks as Middle East, Ukraine wars rattle supply chains: CEO Shrikant Kanhere

AWL Agri Business is increasing edible oil inventories to counter supply chain disruptions. The company has boosted its stock cover to forty-five days from thirty-five days. This strategy mirrors actions taken during the COVID-19 pandemic to ensure supply. Global shipping disruptions are prompting businesses to reassess their sourcing and logistics.…

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After months of a public back and forth over Mamdani’s pied-à-terre tax, Ken Griffin isn’t ready to give up on New York after all

The Citadel CEO is staying put, and both his hedge fund and market maker will remain anchor tenants in a new $4.5 billion skyscraper.

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'Socialism is a disaster': Bill Ackman says Zohran Mamdani's bad left-wing housing policy is worsening New York's affordability crisis

"Left-wing mayors have made it very difficult for developers to build here," Ackman told Fortune. He highlighted Ken Griffin as a key example.

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The Trump administration has doled out $100 billion in tariff refunds, but Americans are suing U.S. companies for not seeing a penny of the returns

Customers of Five Below, Sony, and Nintendo have filed class action lawsuits demanding they receive refunds from the struck-down import taxes.

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Locked out of housing, Gen Z and Millennials are building wealth in the stock market instead as they reach record high $3.1 trillion in holdings

Experts warn brokerage accounts lack a mortgage's forced savings discipline and carry other risks

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Career growth is actually a higher priority for Gen Z than work-life balance, survey says—with 93% of interns wanting to become executives

Career growth is a higher priority for Gen Z than work-life balance, workplace culture, and even salary, according to a KPMG survey of interns.

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Bill Ackman's next big bet is convincing Americans to fall back in love with capitalism

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Current price of oil as of Aug. 5, 2026

When oil prices change, it affects your energy costs—and even the price of everyday items. Here’s why.

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Trump’s tariffs were supposed to boost American manufacturing, but the new levies are actually pushing some companies back to China

“The story that it is bringing back manufacturing is really not the story,” economist Mary Lovely warned. “Manufacturing is not coming back.”

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Gen Z's anti-capitalist brand says one thing. Its spending data says something more interesting

K shape, what K shape? Everyone in Gen Z is spending money in this economy, regardless of income.

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Scott Bessent is using moves from his hedge fund days to prop up Japan's yen—and America's $40 trillion national debt

The man who once shorted currencies is now propping them up. “He takes risks that other Treasury Secretaries over the past two generations wouldn't.”

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OpenAI fires back at Apple, publishing private emails to counter trade-secret claims

Apple is asking a judge to halt OpenAI’s use of alleged trade secrets and speed up discovery.

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Bessent's Yen gamble is a warning sign — buckle up

Fasten your seat belts: Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent has become a Big Player in the yen market. Increased volatility is right around the corner.

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He worked 100-hour weeks to rescue a bankrupt North Carolina boat company. Decades later, it drew $400 million-plus offers, but at 83, he did something unexpected

After working 100-hour weeks to save a nearly bankrupt North Carolina boat company, Eddie Smith Jr. built Grady-White Boats into a thriving business that attracted offers worth more than $400 million. But at 83, instead of taking the massive payday, Smith chose an unexpected path. Read on to find out…

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‘This is insider trading by definition’: Trump sells $100,000 monthly subscription service to Wall Street to further monetize the presidency

Wall Street firms will get information milliseconds faster than the general public—and Trump will directly benefit.

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DoorDash CEO Tony Xu once thought his $87 billion company would only make $100 million. He tells founders to be ‘greedy’ and dream bigger

“It’s very hard as an entrepreneur when you’re working out of your apartment, to know what that size could be one day,” DoorDash cofounder Tony Xu said.

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Could a UN-backed plan to reopen Hormuz break the deadlock?

In this week’s Fortune Gulf Brief.

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