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Musk lost $750 million, nearly the entire net worths combined of the three next richest men: Larry Page, Sergey Brin, and Jeff Bezos.
Wherever and whenever Norway was playing, taxidermy raccoon aside, a "pop-up economy" followed.
LeBron James might commute to Philadelphia via helicopter from New York, and if he does call the Big Apple home, he'll face some big taxes too.
"Now they're having affordability issues, and I think that's really making people think twice about leaving New York," broker Michelle Griffith said.
Americans wagered $166 billion on sports last year, more than Hollywood, the music industry, books, and museums combined.
A generational shift in slang is tracking a bigger one in how people actually find information online.
"I’ve never been able to have no clue what to do and take real time to just think," the chosen one said about his latest decision.
“There’s a market for everything, and I think people have recognized that there’s a market for everything,” Georgetown’s Marty Conway told Fortune.
Act III Holdings doubles its stake in Level99 after the Disney Springs opening, betting restaurant-industry category discipline can build a dominant...
This year's World Cup has been technified, but it's time for other soccer leagues to catch up and bring it to their domestic clubs.
From permanent tattoos and drinking Boston dry, to a bar doing nearly 300% of weekly business in one night, the World Cup is helping small businesses.
Increasingly, the founders and heads of companies like Home Depot, Walmart and LVMH are entering the sports world. There's a good reason for that.
Federal law bars a living person's portrait from appearing on U.S. currency. Treasury cites the Circulating Collectible Coin Redesign Act of 2020.
There are deals to be had in the housing market right now as home builders offer incentives to move more inventory.
Burner phones may be a thing of the past as a new FCC proposal will require carriers to collect a customer's name, address, ID number, and alternate...
The former Chuck E. Cheese CEO who clawed the chain out of a $1 billion in debt is bringing family-friendly entertainment to a Topgolf near you.
Kansas City has invested $700 million over the course of more than a decade to create the soccer and sport infrastructure that is now in public view.
“Very real economic forces” are “limiting the options for non-college-educated men,” said Gabrielle Penrose of the American Institute for Boys...
A hot IPO summer means family offices are learning how to navigate newly minuted UHNW "IPO Bros" who have that entrepreneurial spirit.
Raising Cane's co-CEO AJ Kumaran has seen those World Cup visitors' videos lauding the chain's sauce and chicken. Now he's getting requests worldwide.
Nearly half of adults under 30 now live with a parent—and the Fed's data shows the squeeze is creeping into their 30s and 40s
A former Fed economist says one unhedged sentence in Warsh's shortest-ever statement reveals more than the "family fight" minutes themselves.
Although AI and tech innovation is blamed for that drop, it has more to do with the lack of supply relative to the number of jobs that are available.
An engineer says the failed columns at the former Pfizer HQ have nothing to do with steel material quality.
Ambulances were 6% faster when traveling through the congestion pricing zone, bringing people to care all the faster in an arena when every second...
Griffin contributed the largest financial gift to the U.S. men's national team nearly two years ago to secure Mauricio Pochettino as their head coach.
The oldest trophy in sports is in New York's harbor to celebrate the country's 250th birthday, onboard the "most beautiful ship in the world."
Tad Devine, Bernie Sanders' top strategist, says the rules of running for office and navigating a presidential candidacy are intentionally complex.
For the first time in history, a president rang the opening bell at the Oval Office, and Trump did so to champion the launch of Trump Accounts.
Meet Atlas, the 5-foot tall humanoid robot that delivered the World Cup match ball, has 56 points of movement on its body, and learned to play soccer.
Joey Chestnut is predicted to eat 70 hot dogs this year, just as prediction markets make it easier to gamble on the odds.
Retailers are looking at your browsing history to change the price you see in your cart. Maybe you should be doing the same when looking to buy.
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.
"Data center capacity in the United States is not going to age well," MNTN CEO Mark Douglas told Fortune. He gives it two years.
Trump’s excessive trades look like those of an automated, direct indexing, tax-loss harvesting portfolio, not one individual in the know.
In a 6-3 majority, the Supreme Court voted to uphold birth citizenship, the idea that children born in the U.S. are automatically U.S. citizens.
Productivity peaks at around 22°C (72°F) and falls roughly 2% per degree above 25°C, reaching 8.9% below peak at 30°C.
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...
Esther George spent a decade dissenting in favor of tighter policy. Now she says Warsh may have no choice but to raise rates.
Paul Florsheim just wanted to walk his beach. The retired professor thinks his $313 trespassing ticket is like the fight against Elon Musk.
World Cup travelers are flocking to American products like ranch dressing and Raising Cane's. That's the beauty of bringing people together.
Heat has killed 200,000 Europeans in four years. The WHO calls it a health emergency.
Goldman Sachs put a percentage on the EV adoption "surge" after the Iran War: 3.4%.
Zero deaths, 200 lives saved, and 61% vaccinated. Without the vaccine, 23 women would have died, but in the U.S., RFK Jr. still won't call it safe.
Both traders on prediction markets and even SpaceX itself thinks a human colony on Mars is unlikely.
The gap between CEO and worker pay hit a four-year high in 2025, with median CEO compensation rising 13% to $4.75 million, per new data.
Gianni Infantino promised to quadruple FIFA's income back in 2016, and now he's throwing "104 Super Bowls" with an unprecedented tournament.
The Knicks' first-ever ticker-tape parade capped a postseason that could generate at least $380M for NYC, and cost the city a small fortune to pull...
The Amazon founder bets AI will create a labor shortage, not a doomsday, as he debuts Prometheus, his $41 billion startup reengineering the physical...
Although it's an all-time low compared to three decades ago, the infant mortality rate in the country is still higher than other high-income...
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