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CoreWeave’s $9 billion acquisition of Core Scientific provides an AI road map for struggling Bitcoin miners

CoreWeave was once all in on crypto. Now the AI company has helped another crypto miner pivot.

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Who is the mystery woman raking in the White House’s highest salary?

“She is a dedicated public servant and plays a critical role in the Trump Administration’s success” on immigration issues, the White House said.

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Gen Alpha may never have to write a résumé: Over 75% of employers are now using personality and skills tests in hiring

About 80% of the Fortune 500 use personality tests, with more than 80 million Americans completing an employment-related quiz every year—companies like Olive Garden and FedEx are already on the bandwagon.

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People have a clever way of making money off airlines to essentially travel for free—and it’s all about looking for an overbooked flight

Some travelers have made $10,000 just by giving up their airplane seat and agreeing to take another flight just a couple hours later.

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Why two-time founder and MacArthur Genius Daphne Koller sees a future where humans 'create together with the machines'

"The future has to be getting people to partner well and create together with the machines," Koller told Fortune.

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Gen Z's 'overemployed' solution for a broken economy: 5 jobs and $3K per day. It's totally legal

Even if being "overemployed" is technically legal, that doesn’t mean there won’t be consequences. Experts say your LinkedIn activity, Zoom invites, and taxes can give you away.

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Hershey CEO exit means Fortune 500 loses a female CEO

Michele Buck will retire from the chocolate-maker—and her successor is the CEO of Wendy's.

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The CEO of David’s Bridal buys clothes from Goodwill and eBay—but swears by private chefs on vacation

Kelly Cook, the CEO turning around business at David’s Bridal, says her job is “like being a wedding therapist, crisis negotiator and fairy godmother all rolled into one.”

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Sam Altman saw Musk's fallout with Trump coming: 'Elon busts up with everybody'

The falling-out between Elon Musk and Donald Trump came as no surprise to those who have worked closely with the individuals, such as OpenAI's Sam Altman.

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Gen Z and millennials can't afford to buy a house, and it shows: The number of first-time homebuyers is half the historical norm

The number of first-time home buyers in 1995 was 3.2 million. Now it’s less than half that.

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Coursera founder Daphne Koller on receiving a MacArthur genius grant: ‘It wasn’t me’

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Tesla sold precisely zero cars in Turkey in January—now it’s Musk’s hottest market. Here's why

The Eurasian country came within striking distance of becoming Tesla's third largest global market for the month of June, but analysts question the sudden surge: 'Those numbers are weird.'

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AI is running rampant on college campuses as professors and students lean on artificial intelligence

AI is continuing to cause trouble on college campuses, but this time it's professors who are in the firing line.

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Firms from Uber to Amazon are diving into stablecoins. Here’s what they hope to gain

Stablecoin boosters say the crypto assets can lead to big cost savings, but some analysts are skeptical they will catch on.

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Joe Kiani is back: After being ousted from Masimo the billionaire has returned as CEO of Like Minded Labs

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Melinda French Gates reveals she’s refusing to fund her Gen Z daughter’s new startup—despite being worth nearly $31 billion

Microsoft cofounder Bill Gates has long warned that his kids won’t be coasting off his fortune—and Melinda French Gates is making sure that mindset starts early, by insisting her daughter raises capital on her own.

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Dating apps are doomed because Gen Z is locked in on meet-cutes, former Hinge content lead says: They want to vibe their way through meeting people

Podcaster Ilana Dunn reflects on how the dating world has changed.

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Diaspora Co. raised capital only from angel investors

Diaspora Co. sells high-quality spices sourced from southeast Asia.

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Goldman Sachs bets on generative AI and empowers 'AI natives'

With every major technological shift, a new generation of leaders emerges, according to Goldman Sachs' CIO.

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Europe’s corporations enter new era of cooperation with E.U. to bolster competitiveness against the U.S. and China

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Steve Jobs' Daughter Says He Refused To Give Her His Old Porsche When She Was 9 —'You're Not Getting Anything. You Understand? Nothing'

Long before she wrote a memoir or inherited millions, Lisa Brennan-Jobs was just a 9-year-old hoping her dad might give her his old Porsche.

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Isomorphic Labs has grand ambitions to 'solve all diseases' with AI. Now, it's gearing up for its first human trials

“One day we hope to be able to say — well, here’s a disease, and then click a button and out pops the design for a drug to address that disease,” Colin Murdoch, Isomorphic Labs president and Google DeepMind's chief business officer said.

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Crayola’s now-CEO leaned in to automation when everyone else was offshoring and now he’s reaping the rewards

America’s top producer of children’s art supplies still creates most of its products in the northeastern U.S. But while that keeps it mostly insulated from tariffs, getting there wasn’t an easy process.

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This CEO went from folding clothes at Nordstrom to being Jeff Bezos' right hand man—the billionaire told him to delegate to his employees more

Amazon’s Jeff Bezos taught Coursera’s new chief executive Greg Hart the fewer decisions that have to go to the CEO, the better.

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At Hewlett Packard Enterprise, CEO Antonio Neri is negotiating with an activist investor with a history of forcing out chief executives

Sources who talked to Fortune pointed to several clues, hiding in plain sight, about what Elliott potentially wants from HPE.

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