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Exclusive: Startup Humble debuts cabless autonomous truck targeting $900 billion U.S. freight industry

Built by veterans of Tesla, Waymo, and Otto, Humble’s approach challenges how autonomous trucking has been done so far.

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Tim Cook's exit is part of a CEO reckoning sweeping Corporate America

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Jeff Bezos once gave Eva Longoria and the admiral behind Osama bin Laden's capture $100 million—but she says you don't need wealth to give back

Jeff Bezos gave Eva Longoria $50 million for philanthropy. Two years on, she says the biggest myth is that you need to be rich to give back.

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Blackstone president Jon Gray is going viral on LinkedIn for his running videos

Blackstone COO Jon Gray is jogging his way to internet virality, and other C-suite executives are taking note.

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This Apple doesn't fall far from the tree: Tim Cook is leaving at a peak and John Ternus is exactly the right CEO for the AI era

The market's muted reaction to Apple's leadership handoff is shortsighted. Cook's deliberate, Steve Jobs–approved succession puts Apple ahead of AI rivals.

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‘Tethered to a galaxy far, far away’: Former diplomats doubt Trump’s Iran talks can deliver in time

Oil is already climbing again after the ceasefire started withering this weekend.

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$166 billion in tariff refunds just became available, but small businesses may already be at a disadvantage

U.S. Customs and Border Protection launched an electronic tariff refund portal on Monday, the first step in U.S. importers getting their refunds.

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Meet John Ternus, the 51-year-old former swimming champ who will succeed Tim Cook as Apple CEO

Apple just announced Tim Cook will become executive chairman of Apple’s board of directors and John Ternus, senior vice president of hardware engineering, will become Apple’s next CEO.

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Warren Buffett’s favorite market indicator is flashing a warning

A new Fortune analysis breaks down what it means for investors today.

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Cisco's John Chambers lived through the dot-com crash. He says the AI bubble is harder to navigate

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Exclusive: Your delivery robot will now offer the blind real-time, on-the-ground eyes around sidewalk hazards

Coco Robotics is partnering with BlindSquare, the world’s most popular GPS app for the blind, to turn data from delivery robots into spoken alerts.

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The director of the Congressional Budget Office—known for its gloomy national debt data—is very optimistic that a crisis will be avoided entirely

“Making progress to address the fiscal trajectory would be a positive for the U.S. economy,” Swagel said. “We can’t go on [with] the scolding narrative.”

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Gen Z is 'Chinamaxxing'—and it's less a love letter to Beijing than an indictment of America

A viral TikTok trend is handing Beijing a cultural moment that decades of propaganda never could. Are we entering the Chinese century?

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The economist who was terrified of AI just found a rare reason for hope

Alex Imas spent years warning AI could collapse labor markets and crater demand. But he's been working on a new theory about what could go right.

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The one metric Warren Buffett says can crash the stock market just hit a dizzying new high

The “Buffett Indicator” has been a closely watched stock market valuation gauge ever since the legendary investor explained his reasoning in a 2001 article in Fortune.

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Pope Leo XIV Just Slammed Elon Musk: 'We're in Big Trouble' If He Hits $1 Trillion - But Why?

Pope Leo XIV has warned that Elon Musk's potential trillionaire status highlights a moral distortion in the economy, emphasising the growing wealth gap and questioning societal values.

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Zillow's CEO says his friends were shocked when he quit a cushy Microsoft job—but Steve Jobs led to his success at the $10.5 billion real estate firm

Zillow CEO Jeremy Wacksman left his cushy Microsoft job in 2009 to join the struggling real estate startup during the housing crisis. His friends had concerns—but he turned it around, thanks in part to Steve Jobs.

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This founder was an AI layoff 9 months ago. Then he built an instantly profitable company with 2 partners and 12 agents

"We launched 2.5 months ago, and right now, we have $300,000 in ARR."

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From drought to demand: Biotech IPOs roar back with Kailera and Alamar

Strong demand for GLP-1 drugs and next-gen diagnostic testing is pulling investors back into life sciences, even as AI soaks up most venture dollars.

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Trump's big housing market solution is dead on arrival, UBS says—its model is Texas from 25 years ago

"There isn't a magic wand that will all of a sudden return housing affordability to its historic average tomorrow," ResiClub's Lance Lambert told Fortune.

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'We should absolutely be concerned about non-college-educated men today': higher rents, living at home, falling out of the labor market

“Very real economic forces” are “limiting the options for noncollege-educated men,” said Gabrielle Penrose of the American Institute for Boys and Men.

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United CEO Scott Kirby and American CEO Robert Isom were once colleagues known as ‘the dream team.’ Now Kirby wants to acquire his rival

The dueling CEOs of United and American have a long history of circling each other in the industry.

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Something is different about Trump's $1 trillion war on Iran and its stress on the national debt, Harvard Kennedy scholar says

During the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan, debt held by the public was around $4 trillion. Now it's $31 trillion, and 15% of the budget pays down interest.

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The power has swung back to employers—and workers are paying for it in benefits, flexibility, and leverage

With unemployment at 4.3% and quits near a multiyear low, employees are absorbing cuts they would have walked out on three years ago.

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Illinois is OpenAI and Anthropic’s latest battleground as state tries to assess liability for catastrophes caused by AI

OpenAI is backing SB 3444, under which frontier AI developers would not be liable for the death or serious injury of 100 or more people or more than $1 billion in property damage.

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