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A decade on from his NFL kneeling controversy, Colin Kaepernick has a message for Gen Z: don’t let the fear of backlash silence you

After the 2016 NFL protests reshaped his career, Colin Kaepernick says the advice he’d give his younger self is this: Don’t dilute your voice to keep the peace.

Fortune · Feb 10

America is shorting one of its best assets as the $38 trillion national debt runs out of control

There’s a 59% arbitrage opportunity hiding in plain sight and it has to do with college-educated women.

Fortune · Feb 10

American Airlines CEO's crisis grows as flight attendant union calls for him to step down

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Fortune · Feb 10

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Asia's young, tech-savvy population will power the region's growth: AIIB chief investment officer Kim-See Lim

The Beijing-based multilateral development bank is targeting sustainable infrastructure projects across Southeast Asia, particularly in energy and transit.

Fortune · Feb 10

Panicked about losing GPT-4o, some ChatGPT users are building DIY versions. A psychologist explains why ‘feel-good hormones’ make it hard to let go

A frenzy of devoted GPT-4o fans are begging OpenAI not to pull the plug.

Fortune · Feb 10

The Trump family’s crypto portfolio is getting battered with the rest of the industry—but Melania’s memecoin has fared surprisingly well

A recent collapse in the price of Bitcoin has spurred weakness across the sector.

Fortune · Feb 9

Self-made billionaire says she could have saved ‘10 years of losses’ if she had learned this skill sooner from playing poker

“You have a lot of self-awareness when you start to play poker,” billionaire Jenny Just says—and it’s a game that even guided the late Charlie Munger.

Fortune · Feb 9

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Lyft CEO David Risher is still a driver for the company: It made him realize being even one minute late could cost the customer their job

Being a driver has carried Risher through his entire career: His first job was delivering the Washington Post. He worked under Jeff Bezos at Amazon before his time at Lyft.

Fortune · Feb 9

Meet the 10 Black Fortune 500 CEOs leading companies with over $412 billion in combined revenues

Black CEOs represent just 2% of the largest U.S. corporations.

Fortune · Feb 9

Some health care CEOs are praising TrumpRx for empowering consumers to compare drug prices

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Fortune · Feb 9

Singapore's ST Engineering debuts the AirFish: A 'ground effect' craft that flies a few meters above the sea at up to 116 miles per hour

The AirFish isn’t quite a boat or a plane. Instead, it harnesses the ground effect to reduce drag as it flies from Singapore to Batam in just 25 minutes.

Fortune · Feb 9

NBA star Metta World Peace says Kobe Bryant taught him that no matter how hard you work, someone else is working harder

No matter how early you start or how many hours you put in, someone is probably already ahead of you. Metta World Peace (formerly Ron Artest) says Kobe Bryant taught him that.

Fortune · Feb 8

Bill Gates is shedding houses that are part of his $132 million Xanadu 2.0 compound—a reversal from his feelings about downsizing

The latest listing goes to show how much of the exclusive hillside neighborhood Gates has acquired during the past three decades.

Fortune · Feb 8

Malaysia sees 2026 as a year of ‘execution’ as Anwar administration tries to lock in policy gains

“2026 is going to be about how we deliver" the 13th Malaysia Plan, says economy minister Akmal Nasir, and ensure reforms aren’t "missing in action."

Fortune · Feb 8

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Fortune · Feb 7

Next-gen nuclear sees a tipping point as Meta and hyperscalers start dealmaking with Bill Gates’ TerraPower, Sam Altman-backed Oklo and more

Meta, Google, Amazon, and more all hope to lean on a nuclear construction boom to power AI.

Fortune · Feb 7

Airbnb's Brian Chesky says CEOs don't have to be 'miserable'—that's why he got rid of emails and banned meetings before 10 a.m.

"Don’t apologize for how you want to run your company," the $74 billion short-term rental boss stressed.

Fortune · Feb 6

Big Tech’s $630 billion AI spree now rivals Sweden’s economy, unsettling investors: ‘We’ve never invested this much on anything before’

Big Tech’s $630 billion AI spending spree now rivals Sweden’s economy, unsettling investors: “We’ve never invested this much on anything before.”

Fortune · Feb 6

Meet a 27-year-old software engineer who turned a 1.0 GPA in high school into a six-figure career at American Express

Per Scholas has been bridging the skills divide for 30 years.

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Fortune · Feb 6

Fortune 500 Power Moves: Which executives gained and lost power this week (Jan. 31–Feb. 6, 2026)

See which Fortune 500 companies are making changes to their C-suite ranks.

Fortune · Feb 6

Disney's Bob Iger achieves a key feat for any outgoing CEO: giving his successor a clean slate

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Fortune · Feb 5

Forget a degree—$30 billion defense startup Anduril will fast-track your job application if you can win its AI drone-flying contest

Anduril founder Palmer Luckey admits he likes to hire people with experience off the beaten path—and he’s now scouting new talent via a drone-flying contest.

Fortune · Feb 5

Nestlé’s CEO drinks 8 coffees a day, but says Gen Z staffers are his secret to staying sharp by ‘learning constantly’

In his company’s turnaround effort, Nestlé CEO Philipp Navratil is drinking twice as much coffee as the average American—while admitting it’s Gen Z workers who keep him intellectually alert.

Fortune · Feb 5

How Japan replaced France as the country young Americans obsessively romanticize—they’re longing for civility

America used to be the archetypal “soft power” country, but sushi, anime, and a different way of life place it in the land of the rising sun for Gen Z.

Fortune · Feb 5

Less than 10% of employees believe their bosses are demonstrating moral leadership

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Fortune · Feb 5

Nevada legislator to push for independent audit of altered record in OSHA Boring Co. inspection

Because a forensic analysis conducted by the Governor’s Office was inconclusive, legislators are pushing for a third-party audit.

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