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Two-thirds of parents say their adult Gen Z kids still rely on them financially for support—even though it's putting them under strain

About 64% of parents say their adult Gen Z children still rely on them for money, housing, and more.

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Exclusive: Treeline raises $25 million in Andreessen Horowitz-led funding to streamline IT services with AI

The round reflects growing investor interest in AI‑native platforms to modernize legacy outsourced IT.

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Emerald AI and Nvidia aim to offer a fast pass for data center grid connects, partnering with power producers and raising new funds

Emerald AI touts new fundraising success and partnerships with utilities and power generators.

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Jamie Dimon says the American Dream is 'slipping out of reach'—and JPMorgan is spending billions to fix it

“The American Dream is alive, but it’s slipping out of reach for too many people—and for future generations,” Jamie Dimon said.

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Ousted Air Canada CEO failed to speak French—and forgot the basics of crisis leadership

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The federal government shed 385,000 employees last year. Now the Trump administration is on a blitz to hire Gen Z workers

Office of Personnel Management Director Scott Kupor told Fortune the government needs a pipeline of young workers to sustain itself.

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Energy ‘vulnerable’ India seeks U.S. help to produce more oil and wean itself off Russia, Middle East reliance amid geopolitical turmoil

Cairn Oil & Gas aims to rapidly grow as India’s top private energy producer.

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A man used AI to call 3,000 Irish bartenders to track the cost of Guinness. Now pubs are lowering their prices to compete

A 37-year-old leveraged voice AI and Anthropic’s Claude to create a consumer price index for a pint of Guinness across Ireland.

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One company's 'AI salary bump' is designed to end vague productivity mandates for good

The "AI salary bump" is here: Instead of vague productivity mandates, marketing automation platform Omnisend built a raise around it.

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What is Anthropic's Mythos? The leaked AI model that poses 'unprecedented' cybersecurity risks'

A human error in Anthropic’s content management system accidentally exposed a draft blog that described the model.

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Credit card annual fees are soaring past $800. Here's why people keep paying them—even as perks are harder to come by

Shoppers and travelings keep gravitating to premium 'lifestyle' cards, but interest rates and reward restrictions can trap unwary consumers.

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As the Iran war drags on, 'shell-shocked' CEOs may soon break their silence on Trump

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Meet the ex-Google CMO who quit with a seven-figure package by 28—he says getting promoted was easy because he just ‘disregarded all the rules’

By 28, Alon Chen had a seven‑figure equity package and a CMO title at Google. He says promotions were “easy” once he ignored every rule—and then he quit anyway.

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Top leadership experts sound the alarm on the AI doomsday: bosses are choosing tech over people

Companies are spending 93% of their AI budgets on tech and only 7% on people. It's already backfiring.

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How a couple's kitchen table and a bean burrito built a $1 billion food empire

Amy's Kitchen founders Andy and Rachel Berliner never planned to be in big business. Nearly four decades later, they still live in the same ranch house where it all started.

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Will Anduril founder Palmer Luckey’s insistence on deferring to U.S. interests scare off the allies he wants to arm?

"I’m not going to go to prison to sell you spare parts," Luckey tells Fortune.

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Meet a 29-year-old blue-collar founder who used AI to triple his revenue in 3 years

Rick Chorney dropped out of high school because he needed to find his own place. Ten years later, he's about to cross the $1 million revenue line.

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Elon Musk’s companies, once welcomed in Baltimore with open arms, are now getting stiff-armed—or sued

The demise of a Boring Co tunnel to the Ravens football stadium, within hours of the city's lawsuit against xAI, is a striking illustration of how Musk’s transformation into a political lightning rod may be taking a toll on his various ventures.

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Elon Musk’s name alone is turning Nashville residents against his tunnel project, survey shows

The percentage of residents opposed to the Boring Company’s Music City Loop jumped from 35% to 51% when Musk’s name was mentioned.

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"It's just his AI and my AI going back and forth": The workplace phenomenon that's undermining human relationships

AI isn’t the problem, says leadership expert Leena Rinne; it’s social connection and emotional intelligence instead.

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Five Guys CEO says he gave a $1.5m bonus to his workers so he wouldn’t get shot in the back

Jerry Murrell seemingly alluded to healthcare CEO killing when he explained giving bonus to workers after bungled promotion

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Mark Zuckerberg has cut 25,000 jobs at Meta since 2022. Here’s what that says about his leadership

Zuckerberg has swung from empathetic apologies to ruthless efficiency when it comes to layoffs.

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Gen Z will give up $5,000 in pay to log off at 5—but still expects a corner office

“It’s the want versus the reality of what it takes to actually accomplish it,” KPMG’s Derek Thomas told Fortune about Gen Z’s attitude toward success.

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Chubb’s CEO 25-page shareholder letter touches on capitalism, China, and AI: 'I am both optimistic and I'm concerned'

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Meetings are not work, says Southwest Airlines CEO—and he’s taking action, by blocking his calendar every afternoon from Wednesday to Friday

Southwest Airlines CEO Bob Jordan says too many execs mistake packed calendars for productivity. He’s found a “crazy” solution.

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