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Exclusive: Bain and Greylock bet $42 million that AI agents can finally fix cybersecurity’s messiest bottleneck

Cogent Security boasts an all-star AI team—and is promising to close the gap between finding software flaws and actually fixing them.

Fortune · Feb 18

Exclusive: Sen. Bill Frist’s Frist Cressey Ventures raises $425 million fourth fund

Frist Cressey Ventures has raised its $425 million fourth fund, Fortune has exclusively learned.

Fortune · Feb 18

Trump is ‘dumb as a fox,’ master of ‘the wall of sound,’ and never above ‘the last resort of scoundrels’: Yale scholar breaks it down in new book

“We know from mythology and science across centuries and cultures that even foxes can get outfoxed on occasion,” Yale’s Jeffrey Sonnenfeld told Fortune.

Fortune · Feb 18

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Goldman Sachs scraps DEI criteria for its board as the business case for boardroom diversity only grows more compelling

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Fortune · Feb 18

Unicorn CEO on the disaster of $1.3 trillion of credit card debt, an all-time high: His fintech wouldn't exist if 'banks had done a better job'

Still, despite everything, the French-American CEO Renaud Laplanche told Fortune, there's a certain unkillable "optimism" to the American consumer.

Fortune · Feb 17

YouTuber Logan Paul cashes in $16.5 million for his rare Pokémon card—more than even he expected. And it proves his point about 'armchair quarterbacks yelling from the sidelines

Social media mogul Logan Paul just set a world record for the most expensive trading card ever sold. He earned a 200% return on his initial investment.

Fortune · Feb 17

As boomer and Gen X bosses retire, working from home will make a major comeback, new research predicts

A new study of 8,000 workers confirms that Gen Z CEOs are set to bring back working from home as they take over—turning today’s office mandates into a temporary blip.

Fortune · Feb 17

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Exclusive: Crypto venture firm Dragonfly closes $650 million fourth fund—even as blockchain VCs face ‘mass extinction’

An inside look at the fast-rising firm, from its early Polymarket bet to its mysterious founding partner.

Fortune · Feb 17

Big Tech approaches ‘red flag’ moment: AI capex is so great hyperscalers could go cash flow negative, Evercore warns

“Capex too hot right now,” Bank of America tells clients.

Fortune · Feb 17

New U.S. legislation could upend credit card loyalty programs. The Points Guy founder calls the reckoning un-American

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Fortune · Feb 17

As baby boomers are forced to 'unretire' because they've not saved enough, 6-year-olds in Germany could soon have retirement accounts

Millions of baby boomers can’t afford to retire. It’s a fate that Gen Alpha in Germany may never have to face under new plans.

Fortune · Feb 16

Blackstone mogul warned of 'urgent need' for AI preparedness—Now he’s turning his $48 billion fortune into a top philanthropic foundation

Stephen Schwarzman is committing his wealth to his foundation, which could become one of the largest in the world.

Fortune · Feb 16

Confronting Asia's growing rate of chronic conditions means tackling cultural issues as much as medical ones

Across the region, health is being defined less by clinical advice and more by social expectations about “what healthy is supposed to look like.”

Fortune · Feb 15

The punk rock economist: why the founder of Vans Warped Tour refuses to gouge fans

Kevin Lyman founded Vans Warped Tour 31 years ago and he told Fortune he's thrilled it's back, but "ticket prices have gotten so out of hand."

Fortune · Feb 15

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Fortune · Feb 15

Meet the American spies who helped mammograms save more lives

To help fight breast cancer, a public-health expert recruited the spies whose top-secret work helped find hidden Russian missile bases.

Fortune · Feb 15

Elites are the villains we love to hate. It's American culture's most paradoxical obsession

If you hate the elite so much, why are you so desperate to be seen that way yourself?

Fortune · Feb 15

Meet the grandmother living out of a 400-ft ‘granny pod’ to save money and help with child care—it’s become an American ‘economic necessity’

65-year-old Denise Martin is part of a growing movement of Americans buying affordable tiny homes to live close to family and cut costs—and the trend helps out working parents.

Fortune · Feb 15

Fox News’ Dana Perino’s advice for Gen Z graduates: Stop waiting for the perfect job and just start working

The former press secretary and “The Five” co-host urges Gen Z graduates to stop holding out for perfect roles and start building connections now.

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Fortune · Feb 15

Meet Florida Man 2.0: the executive working to replace retirees and Disney tourists with Fortune 500 HQs

"There's a huge gap in what people think about Florida and what actually exists in Florida," Michael Simas, CEO of Florida's Council of 100, told Fortune.

Fortune · Feb 14

Asia's next generation, globally-educated and financially-literate, are taking control of their fortunes

Rich young Asians want to "call the shots" when it comes to their finances, says Maybank's head of wealth management Alice Tan.

Fortune · Feb 14

Jake Paul may have gotten his jaw broken on Netflix, but he and his $65 million fortune are laughing their way into Silicon Valley boardrooms

“We’re going to do amazing things in 2026,” said Steve Han, a partner at Paul's Anti Fund, told Fortune. “And then hopefully we'll show it over YouTube.”

Fortune · Feb 14

OpenAI and Anthropic spark coding revolution as developers abandoned traditional programming

New releases from OpenAI and Anthropic sparked an existential crisis among coders, but many engineers say they stopped coding months ago.

Fortune · Feb 13

90% of Trump's tariffs are paid for by American consumers and companies, New York Fed says

The president has insisted other countries are paying for his import taxes. American companies and consumers are telling a different story.

Fortune · Feb 13

Analog-obsessed Gen Zers are buying $40 app blockers to limit social media use and take breaks from the ‘slot machine in your pocket’

App-blocking devices like Bloom and Brick promise to improve focus and decrease compulsive phone checks by making social media harder to access.

Fortune · Feb 13

Microsoft AI chief gives it 18 months—for all white-collar work to be automated by AI

Mustafa Suleyman believes current AI computational power will only accelerate, disrupting every kind of work you do “sitting down at a computer.”

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