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William Beach, who Stephen Moore calls a “good friend,” said Trump's numbers shared during his Oval Office presser were “the strangest thing in the world.”

Its CEO is under fire. It has lost its edge. And it’s still the only U.S. company with the know-how to make leading-edge chips in America.

The ballooning demand from the military for innovative technology creates a “whole new sector” friendly to BigTech, an American University professor told Fortune.

A growing number of young Americans are anxious about their financial future — and many are turning to doom spending as a way to cope. However, venture capitalist and "Shark Tank" guest judge Rashaun Williams says Gen Z can still retire as millionaires by following a simple, disciplined approach, Fortune…

Can one person's fortune truly rival the collective income and wealth of millions? Here's a look at how Jeff Bezos' net worth compares to the state of Florida.

Julia Hartz left a rising TV executive career at FX to co-found Eventbrite Inc. (NYSE:EB), launching the ticketing startup from a phone closet in San Francisco.

Private equity firms have been making moves in Hollywood for some time, but Redbird's stake in the Paramount deal is by far the largest to date.

In the new American economy, the poor own cars, the middle class own homes, and the rich own businesses. Nick Maggiulli, author of "The Wealth Ladder," explains.

After Congress passed the Genius Act in July, stablecoins have gone mainstream.

Rapid natural gas growth is buoyed by the data center boom, spiking exports, and coal plant retirements.

Elon Musk‘s fortune has taken a massive hit in 2025, losing over $60 billion, with his net worth shrinking amid Tesla Inc.’s (NASDAQ:TSLA) struggles, while Bill Gates, the second billionaire to see a similar decline, has committed to giving away his entire fortune.