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Inside the mind of Kevin Warsh: As told by his former boss Condoleezza Rice, his college friend, and his closest partner during the financial crisis

"Kevin's one of those people who demands more of himself than others could ever," Condoleezza Rice exclusively tells Fortune.

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$25 billion CEO says one-hour interviews are a waste of time—he puts candidates through six hours of tests and wants them to order wine at lunch

Steve Jobs had his beer test. Bupa's CEO has a six-hour interview process—and what drink you order at lunch tells him how confident you are

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Nissan CEO Ivan Espinosa was forced to put together a plan to save the Japanese carmaker in just six weeks: ‘I knew what had to be done’

Espinosa faces the challenging task of revitalizing an automaker that’s getting hit on multiple fronts, from fierce Chinese competition to U.S. tariffs.

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Organized crime is building an AI hardware cargo theft economy: 'The economics have become just crazy from the criminal opportunistic perspective'

Cargo theft was a $725 million problem in 2025, with electronics making up 22%, by some estimates, and there’s a particular AI thirst.

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Michael Burry just shorted Caterpillar's 172% AI rally. One analyst says his bet won't even matter

The Big Short investor calls Caterpillar one of the market's most overvalued AI trades—but an analyst argues the rally reflects a real structural shift.

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Sports fans are taking on credit card debt for tickets that cost more than a mortgage payment—and still, a fifth can't even afford watching it at bars

New data shows fans are going into debt for tickets — and one in five can't even afford to watch out at a sports bar.

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A 2-year taste of the office was enough to make 3 grads quit. Now they run a $13 billion investment firm: ‘We didn’t want a traditional job again’

The trio quit their grad scheme with $25K and no business plan to found Octopus Group, the firm behind Octopus Energy: "Everyone thought we were mad."

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Economists have found an answer to slowing cognitive decline: Avoid retiring early, study finds

“We should really think about the potential consequences of a really large-scale decline in employment,” UC Irvine economist David Neumark told Fortune.

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Trump stopped talking about these media stocks, but his portfolio didn't stop trading them

Trump, Comcast and Warner Bros. Discovery: a story of silence, activity and pending M&A deals.

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‘A witches’ brew’: Washington’s ethics establishment reacts to Trump’s $2.2 billion windfall—they’re shocked but not surprised

“It’s all heinous,” former ethics czar Norm Eisen said. “You can anticipate that we’ll be looking at legal remedies for this startling state of affairs.”

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The true cost of Donald Trump's $2.2 billion year

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Sam Altman seeks new world order for AI as OpenAI slowly loses ground to Google and Anthropic

Everything you need to know before you reach the office this morning.

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Trump’s 927-page disclosure is just a normal Tuesday for direct indexing and crypto wealth managers

Trump’s excessive trades look like those of an automated, direct indexing, tax-loss harvesting portfolio, not one individual in the know.

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The Supreme Court just handed the U.S. economy a $7.7 trillion win

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Nike’s earning numbers exceeded Wall Street’s expectations. But CEO Elliott Hill’s next test is the World Cup

Nike beat market expectations on Tuesday, reporting $10.97 billion in revenue, over $130 million more than expected.

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Dell’s AI boom is real, but so is the profit margin hit nobody is pricing in

The company’s gross margin declined by 26% since Dell first reported AI server revenue over a year ago as servers surpass computers and laptops.

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AI is supercharging the timeline from founding to unicorn status

Europe’s new unicorns are arriving faster in the AI era, with 20% hitting $1 billion within two years since 2023.

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Wall Street billionaire turned an hour meeting with Disney’s cofounder into an entire day together—all he did was read a report most analysts ignored

Before building the $80 billion Wall Street giant KKR, Henry Kravis met with Walt Disney’s brother Roy and learned the importance of doing your homework.

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Warren Buffett breaks from a 'lifetime' pledge to the Gates Foundation as the Epstein fallout deepens

Warren Buffett, 95, just paused his billion-dollar Gates Foundation donation over its Epstein review.

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Jeff Bezos' Ex-Wife Accused of 'Making the World Worse' Despite Donating $26B: Elon Musk Says 'Sadly, Yes'

Explore the ideological clash between Elon Musk and MacKenzie Scott as Musk criticises Scott's $26.3 billion in donations to diversity and equity causes.

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America's AI hunger has reached the Nashville Zoo and its endangered animals may be the ones to pay the price

Country star Brad Paisley helped drive more than 500,000 signatures to a petition by the zoo opposing the development.

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Why Rivian CEO RJ Scaringe wants his EV company to be compared to Apple, not Tesla

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'Humanity has chosen to become idiots': This Brown professor switched to take-home exams after a mass shooting and discovered mass cheating

Roberto Serrano literally wrote the book on game theory, but he's befuddled: "Why are you at a university if you refuse to learn, you refuse to work hard?"

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Wearables offer tons of data but people are still going to sleep to Netflix and TikTok

A group of experts at the Fortune Brainstorm Tech event in Aspen pinpointed a problem: People have more data than ever from their wearables, but nobody knows what to do with the information.

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Target is starting to track employees’ unexcused lateness and absences with a points system—and if they rack up 12, they’re fired

Target staffers who clock in late and skip work enough to rack up 12 points will be shown the door. It’s just one way companies are tightening their grip on in-person attendance.

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