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Trump administration's use of disappearing Signal messages to discuss military strikes not allowed under record law, experts say

Senior officials in the Trump administration are under fire after inadvertently sharing secret war plans with a reporter via a Signal group chat.

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United customers took a two-hour flight to nowhere after a pilot forgot their passport and had to turn the China-bound flight back to San Francisco

United Airlines told Fortune all 257 customers were provided with meal vouchers and compensation.

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BlackRock’s BUIDL expands to Solana as tokenized money market fund eyes $2 billion

The world’s largest asset manager first launched its money market fund on the Ethereum blockchain.

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Exclusive: Emergence Capital raises $1 billion seventh fund

Emergence Capital has closed its oversubscribed seventh fund at $1 billion, Fortune can exclusively report.

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What is Trump really worth?

The president is worth at least $4.9 billion, and crypto assets like $TRUMP and World Liberty Financial could add billions more.

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Trump tariffs are ‘a recipe for making Americans worse off,’ Cato Institute says

No one will be economically better off if reciprocal tariffs are imposed and a trade war escalates, the libertarian think tank told Fortune.

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The recession could either speed up or slow down when you get your inheritance—experts say these are the huge deciding factors

Financial experts say that goals tied to gifting, recession timing, and asset liquidity will all matter in the $84 trillion great wealth transfer.

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Why partner at Facebook backer Accel asks jobhunters about the riskiest thing they've done

Harry Nelis doesn't just want his future staffers to have an appetite for risk, but the right appetite.

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The billionaire pipeline: How a 2000s startup boom fueled Europe’s tech renaissance

Why did it take Europe so long to kick-start its entrepreneurial streak? And what changed to allow the continent’s founder factories to flourish?

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Job applications from federal workers surged 50% in February as staff targeted by DOGE run for the exits

An analysis from job site Indeed found that highly educated workers were the most affected—and are searching for work just as the white-collar job market is cooling.

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The Trump administration’s abrupt federal grant cuts have made their way to 'Sesame Street'—and they risk 'pulling the rug out from under children'

The iconic children’s show is partially funded by the government.

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Wells Fargo says home sales aren't far off from levels seen in the wake of the Great Recession

"The tepid pace of home sales can not be blamed on a recession," Wells Fargo economists wrote.

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From $6 billion unicorn to bankrupt cautionary tale: The story of 23andMe

DNA testing company 23andMe was a white-hot Silicon Valley startup for years, and Anne Wojcicki was a celebrity CEO. But after going public, investors lost faith in the DNA testing company.

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Female breadwinners represent just 16% of all households, but account for 42% of divorces

Women who out-earn their husbands have options.

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In Congress, Republicans steer clear of investing in Trump Media or Tesla

Politically, Republicans can’t get enough of what President Trump and Elon Musk have wrought. But they have not put their money where their mouths are.

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Meet the startups hoping to help Europe counter Russia, without America's help

When a $400 drone can destroy a multi-million-dollar tank, defense departments need to radically rethink their procurement.

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How to survive and prosper in the Trump tariff era

Trump's threatened tariffs would bring U.S. import duties to 1940s levels—before we had social media, online shopping, or the interstate highway system.

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This company does peer performance reviews—And then lets everyone read each other's evaluations

It may seem radical but employees say it’s helped them improve their ability to provide constructive feedback.

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Leadership coach Bill Hoogterp on how to move past nice, and get to effective

Leadership coach Bill Hoogterp counsels an exec who wants to become a stronger leader and possess more gravitas and an air of authority.

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Millennial and Gen Z credit scores are the latest sign of the 'vibecession.' Their credit scores will keep going up, Open Credit, TransUnion report shows

This could be a good sign for borrowers since lenders have historically been “hesitant” to extend loans to thin-file or low-credit consumers.

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Jensen Huang sports black leather jackets worth thousands of dollars—'It’s the revenge of the nerds'

The Nvidia CEO has had his signature black leather jacket look for at least the past 20 years.

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There are plausible explanations for the $1.4 billion gap on Tesla's financial statements

An accounting expert told Fortune one could not accuse Elon Musk's company of wrongdoing just by looking at its financial statements.

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This company is launching a genetic matching feature for future parents—and the CEO says ‘it has nothing to do with eugenics’

Nucleus Genomics claims to give couples a picture of their combined risk for passing down hundreds of conditions to their future children.

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'I won $10 million in MrBeast’s game show after losing my job': Overnight multimillionaire Jeff Allen is using the fortune to find a cure for his son’s rare disease

Ever wondered what it’d be like to win millions in a Mr Beast competition? Jeff Allen did exactly that. He reveals exclusively to Fortune what it’s like winning $10 million, how he’s investing the cash, and why he’s not going to let it put a pin in his career.

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Will.i.am grinds from 5-to-9 after his 9-to-5—because work-life balance is for people ‘working on someone else’s dream’ and not for visionaries

When Will.i.am’s not writing hit songs like “OMG” for Usher, he’s looking for the next big pop star on The Voice U.K., or running his new AI company, FYI. He tells Fortune he balances it all by ditching work-life balance: ”Those words don’t compute for the materializers.”

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