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Despite his $200 million success, Matthew McConaughey spent a weekend in the desert reading 20 years of bad reviews—he says some of them had ‘a point’

Matthew McConaughey has an Oscar, an estimated $200 million net worth and a “thick book” of 20 years’ worth of bad reviews: “Some are really good critics.”

Fortune · Oct 13

This 39-year-old quit 80-hour consulting weeks to make underwear for his struggling family business. He credits 'sweaty feet' for record profits

"If my sock doesn't fit just right, then when I get back from my hike, I go to the sock department," Minus33 President Lawson Glidden told Fortune.

Fortune · Oct 13

Who’s trading your crypto? In the future, it may be an AI agent

“We’re the busiest we’ve ever been,” says Blockaid cofounder Ido Ben-Natan.

Fortune · Oct 13

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Alphabet president Ruth Porat on how Google is funding AI to win long term, and the biggest risks ahead

Google is spending about $200 billion on its AI build-out this year, Porat confirmed at the Fortune Most Powerful Women Summit on Monday, and the peak is still around the corner.

Fortune · Oct 13

Top execs say the $124 trillion Great Wealth Transfer, women entrepreneurs, and veterans are poised to remake the financial landscape

Women are stepping into new wealth, and they want other women to oversee how their fortunes are deployed. Nonprofit Girls Who Invest received 4,000 applications this year.

Fortune · Oct 13

‘If you take your foot off the pedal at all, you will start to stall’: Women in C-suite roles have stagnated, and the reasons go beyond the pipeline

Women’s share of roles in both the C-suite and at the board level has stalled at about 30%, marking the first decline in women’s board representation in more than a decade.

Fortune · Oct 12

Susan Collins’s allies spent $25,000 attacking her rival in the Oregon version of Portland: ‘They can’t even find it on a map’

“Good luck convincing Mainers you know what’s best for them when you don’t know which Portland they live in,” blasted her Democratic rival.

Fortune · Oct 12

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LinkedIn is piloting a school to teach workers how to become their own bosses–no degree required

As AI reshapes work, LinkedIn is betting its “Academy of Economic Opportunity” will matter more than another diploma

Fortune · Oct 12

Fortune’s AIQ Summit: The conversation has moved from experimentation to execution

The strongest companies aren’t simply distributing AI tools but redesigning workflows, developing talent, strengthening governance, and building discipline.

Fortune · Oct 12

Most Americans oppose election betting. Prediction-market odds are coming to their TVs anyway.

Networks are adding prediction-market prices to their midterm coverage, a new Reuters/Ipsos poll shows most of the public draws a line at wagering on politics.

Fortune · Oct 12

MacKenzie Scott donated $26.2 billion in five years, but why is she missing from the Chronicle of Philanthropy’s top 50 donors list?

MacKenzie Scott, the ex-wife of Jeff Bezos, donated $26.2 billion over five years and $7 billion in 2025. Despite her significant charitable contributions, she did not appear on the Philanthropy 50 list this year. This exclusion is attributed to her preference for privacy in philanthropy and lack of detailed donation…

The Economic Times · Oct 12

Can we trust OpenAI and Anthropic to monitor their own technology?

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Fortune · Oct 12

Jeff Bezos says he gets why socialism is surging—but politicians blaming ‘greedy landlords’ have housing all wrong

A record 43% of Americans now view socialism favorably. The Amazon founder blames government policy for the housing crunch and holds up Austin, where rents have fallen, as proof that building more works.

Fortune · Oct 12

Vikrom Kromadit built his industrial park empire in Thailand and Vietnam. Laos is next

Laos’s green-energy potential is why the Amata CEO calls the landlocked country “the battery of Southeast Asia.”

Fortune · Oct 12

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Fortune · Oct 12

Nearly 70 million kids now have a Trump Account—but parents have to claim it first. Here’s who gets the $1,000

The Treasury auto-enrolled more than 60 million children, and $4.5 billion has flowed in since July. But the government’s seed money goes only to kids born from 2025 through 2028, and the new stock gifts come with strings attached.

Medical Daily · Oct 11

Nearly 1 Million HealthCare.gov Enrollees in 30 States Are Getting $500 Treasury Checks That Require No Application

Nearly 1 million HealthCare.gov enrollees who paid full price are getting $500 checks. See who qualifies and how to avoid scams tied to the payments.

Fortune · Oct 11

MacKenzie Scott alone accounted for one-third of America's $19.2 billion in megagifts last year

MacKenzie Scott donated $7 billion in 2025, bringing her five-year total to $26.2 billion, even as she stays out of the spotlight.

Fortune · Oct 11

Twilio CEO interviews candidates for 45 minutes over dinner—he’s listening for one word in particular, and you’re not hired if you say it too much

EXCLUSIVE: Twilio CEO Khozema Shipchandler warns job seekers two common interview mistakes could cost them the job: skipping questions—or leaning too hard on “I.”

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Fortune · Oct 11

Meet Aurora: the invite-only, $10,000-a-year AI concierge that anticipates the ultrawealthy’s every need

Backed by $12 million from VCs and family offices, Aurora pairs AI with human tastemakers to manage members’ health, travel, and dining.

Fortune · Oct 11

Ancestry's CEO says a billionaire boss taught him to eat lunch with employees in the break room—it gives him access to ‘unfiltered information’

Ancestry’s Howard Hochhauser says that CEOs get wrapped “in this bubble.” Apple and Duolingo execs are also breaking free by breaking bread with staffers.

Fortune · Oct 11

Gen Z is defying trends and betting on California—even as older Americans flee to the Sun Belt

California’s population has shrunk since 2020, but new U-Haul data ranks it Gen Z’s No. 2 destination, behind only Texas. Big-city jobs, family ties, and lifestyle help explain the pull.

Fortune · Oct 11

‘Never seen anything quite like it’: How rural Pennsylvania’s $165 million data center fight became representative of the bipartisan battle against AI

NorthPoint Development’s $10,000 offer to Hazle Township residents in exchange for data center approval has become the latest flashpoint around AI infrastructure.

Fortune · Oct 11

This Hispanic Heritage Month, our stallout in the Fortune 500 gives me pause

Boards celebrate leadership firsts. They must also build the support that makes those leaders succeed.

Fortune · Oct 11

Warren Buffett watches YouTube, David Solomon DJs, and this former NFL coach spent 12 years playing Minecraft

Mike Tomlin went viral for his 12-year Minecraft city—and like Warren Buffett and David Solomon, he shows how hobbies can help people recharge for success.

Fortune · Oct 11

Women are paying hundreds—or thousands—to get angry in the woods

Organizers say the work goes beyond screaming, helping women recognize boundaries and respond to anger when they return home.

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