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Michelle Obama shares one easy tip for professionalism that built her confidence and helped her be successful

The attorney and former U.S. First Lady never follows trends, wears outfits that make her feel beautiful, and tailors all her clothes to make different styles accessible.

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How America fell behind in the rare-earth race—and how it hopes to come back

After decades of inaction, the U.S. is racing to reclaim its rare-earths supply chain from China’s grip before the next trade war begins.

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‘Trust is at an all-time low for both job seekers and recruiters’: Hiring platform CEO says talent acquisition is in an ‘AI doom loop’

The 2025 Greenhouse AI in Hiring Report found that only 8% of job seekers believe AI algorithms that screen initial applications make hiring fairer.

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Satya Nadella relinquishes his role as Microsoft's communicator-in-chief

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Newly released emails and a Trump-ordered investigation have thrust Reid Hoffman into the Epstein firestorm

Documents show Epstein was giving advice to Hoffman as late as 2017.

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'I'm deeply uncomfortable': Anthropic CEO warns that a cadre of AI leaders, including himself, should not be in charge of the technology’s future

Dario Amodei, who left OpenAI before founding Anthropic, has been outspoken about the need for greater AI regulation.

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Michael Dell founded his $90 billion company—once the largest PC maker—as a 19-year-old in his college dorm. Here’s his secret to making it big

From selling newspapers to selling computers, Michael Dell has always been about taking risks.

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Companies and countries can stay nimble even as they navigate the ‘unexploded ordinance’ of U.S.-China competition, experts say

There's “incredibly high stakes" on the geopolitical front, foreign policy expert James Crabtree said during the Fortune Innovation Forum.

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Meet the dads choosing caring for kids over careers: 'Men are starting to realize that missing crucial morning time and bedtime adds up'

Not a single stay-at-home father that Fortune spoke to had any regrets about swapping sending emails for changing diapers.

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America's path out of $38 trillion national debt crisis likely involves pushing up inflation and 'eroding Fed independence,' says JPMorgan Private Bank

The government could "tolerate stronger growth and higher inflation, allowing real interest rates to fall and the debt burden to shrink over time," JPMB says.

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Why John Furner is the CEO Walmart thinks it needs right now

Walmart’s next CEO will have to prove that an old-school retailer can think like a tech firm without losing its soul.

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A meeting with the Governor’s Office and an altered public document: How Elon Musk’s Boring Company got three safety violations rescinded in 24 hours

Lawyers and regulators say the Nevada state agency’s handling of the safety investigation went against procedure.

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Boards of directors are older, have more male appointees, and less turnover

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The U.S. aims to breathe easy amid China’s chokehold on rare earths, but loosening the grip takes years of concerted effort

U.S. races to establish rare earths supply chains domestically and abroad in "Cold War 2.0."

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McKinsey studied the most successful Fortune 500 CEOs and found they share one similar trait

Carolyn Dewar and Kurt Strovink of McKinsey's CEO Practice talked to 200 leaders including Jamie Dimon, Michael Dell and Larry Fink. They saw patterns.

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'If voters feel like things aren't working, they fire their politicians': K-shaped economy math shows why Trump’s base feels betrayed

The president’s approval ratings have reached their lowest since he took office in January.

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Why 'affordability' is every politicians' nightmare: The anger that gets you elected and refuses to go away

The Fed measures inflation "at the time it's felt by the consumer," The Amherst Group's Sean Dobson told Fortune, different from measuring affordability.

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Bill Gates' Daughter Phoebe's AI Shopping Assistant Found Collecting Extensive User Data: Report

Phia, an AI shopping assistant co-founded by Bill Gates' daughter Phoebe Gates, has reportedly come under scrutiny for its data collection practices.

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Scaramuccis led $220 million investment in crypto mining firm tied to President’s family—‘Bitcoin transcends politics’

Once a member of Trump’s first administration, Anthony Scaramucci has become a vocal critic of the President.

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Trump blames 'Too Late Powell' for the housing crisis—but top analysts say low rates 'snapped the trap shut' on Millennial and Gen Z homeowners in the first place

Despite multiple Fed cuts, mortgage rates remain elevated as lenders largely ignore monetary policy amid tight housing supply, pandemic-era buying.

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'We've probably made housing unaffordable for a whole generation of Americans': top real-estate CEO on the real cost of Covid economic firefighting

"Affordability has probably never been as bad as it is today,” said Amherst's Sean Dobson. "You've got to be very, very careful."

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Phia, the buzzy AI shopping tool, was pulling far more user data than disclosed, security researchers say

According to security researchers, the browser extension was collecting HTML information of every web page a user visited, including sensitive data like bank statements and private emails, and transmitting it back to the company's servers.

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Meet Walmart's new CEO, John Furner: Once an hourly worker, he'll helm the top company in the Fortune 500

Furner said he learned the value of hard work from his grandfather, who was a farmer.

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China's unemployed Gen Z are proudly calling themselves 'rat people' and spending entire days in bed

Experts say the movement is a global 'quiet protest' against current job market and burnout.

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This ‘hidden’ career path is in dire need of more workers—and it can pay Gen Z over $300,000 with no degree required

Six-figure salaries are within reach for Gen Z, but only if they’re willing to brave extreme weather, noisy tarmacs, and the smell of jet fumes.

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