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‘We do not want humans to have the same fate as dinosaurs,’ the prospectus reads.
A beat is almost a given—Nvidia has beaten expectations 21 of the last 23 quarters. Whether the stock rallies or falls depends on a number below the...
"Wow." Analysts can’t decide if the bond market rout is nothing or everything.
Karpathy, one of AI’s most influential voices, posted a “personal update” on X: “I’ve joined Anthropic.”
A brokerage account bearing the president's name made 3,642 trades in the first quarter of 2026—hedging against a war he publicly said was nearly won.
A new filing reveals 3,642 trades in Q1 in an account held in Trump’s name. The Trump Organization and White House say the president has no role in...
The Pershing Square founder is betting that investors are wrong about Microsoft's Azure growth and $190 billion capex budget.
Bessent has been a currency hawk ever since he worked for George Soros in 1992 and saw something off with the British pound.
The Fed’s hands would be tied in the case of a downturn.
Every Republican voted for Warsh on Wednesday, as did Democratic Sen. John Fetterman of Pennsylvania.
Amazon employees are reportedly gaming internal AI leaderboards to inflate their token counts.
KPMG's Diane Swonk says the Iran war is in your groceries, AI is in your electricity bill, and the Fed has no easy way out.
Heather Long, chief economist for the Navy Federal Union, explains why consumer sentiment just hit a 74-year low.
The phone is dying. Cristiano Amon knows what's replacing it—he just won't tell you yet.
The April jobs report showed America is hiring again at the strongest pace in over a year, but white-collar sectors keep shedding workers, and AI may...
“He who controls the data center, really does control the application of artificial intelligence right now.”
Fortune coined the term "PayPal Mafia" in 2007. Two decades later, the mafia is thriving, but PayPal isn't.
Spirit isn’t being scooped up by private equity, as 22-year-old Hunter Peterson behind "Let's buy Spirit" claims.
The U.S. and Iran traded shots, while the UAE was slammed by drone strikes.
"I think they made a lot of mistakes under his leadership, on the economics and the monetary policy."
Claudia Sahm worked with Warsh when they were at the Fed but doesn’t know him personally. She told Fortune that his disrespect for Democrats was...
Anthropic is the secret sauce this earnings season, as unrealized gains on the private company are so powerful they're adding billions of shareholder...
Powell said he’ll step down when the DOJ’s investigation is “well and truly over,” with no threats of revival.
Four dissents signal that incoming Fed chair Kevin Warsh inherits a committee far more hawkish than the White House wants.
Musk pinned the entire story of OpenAI on a single insult he says Google co-founder Larry Page once hurled at him: "specieist."
The lawsuit is a long shot for Elon Musk, nonprofit legal expert Sam Brunson warns.
"You want the most accurate prices. That's pretty clear. The purpose of the market is to inform decisions."
It’s unclear whether or not Powell will choose to stay on the board.
After Fortune’s March investigation, the Microsoft founder's philanthropic foundation is opening one of its own.
The president promised a “great deal” before the opening bell and extended the ceasefire after the closing one.
To build AI workers, tech companies are now mining how humans actually work.
Wall Street is betting a hardware lifer is exactly what Apple's AI problem needs.
Oil is already climbing again after the ceasefire started withering this weekend.
Oil prices plunged 10% on Friday's announcement, but two veteran energy analysts say the celebration might be premature.
“Stock markets respond to risks shifting around,” top economist Claudia Sahm told Fortune. “Households respond to reality.”
What looked like a humiliation now looks more like a setup for a wild AI pivot. Meet NewBird AI.
Both U.S. forces and Iran are now blocking the Strait of Hormuz, but negotiators say an extended cease-fire is imminent.
Gen Z is furious about AI, and so is the American countryside.
Historians call it a “Suez moment”—when a fading empire goes to war to prove it is still one, and proves the opposite instead.
The "Trump Always Chickens Out" trade has made investors a fortune.
“With the so-called 'blockade,' soon you'll be nostalgic for $4–5 gas," Iran’s lead negotiator wrote on X.
When Poppi started running TV spots, Ellsworth said the goal was to stand out as much as possible, doing the opposite of what's expected.
More ships were crossing during war-time than peacetime.
Israeli strikes in Lebanon were at issue, according to the speaker of Iran’s parliament. Trump ripped into “Fraudsters, Charlatans, and WORSE.”
After weeks of tense brinkmanship, a tenuous truce was all traders needed.
Markets soared on the news, betting that he’ll accept.
Tehran called for citizens to physically shield critical infrastructure after Trump said an “entire civilization will die.”
Iran and the U.S. have fewer than 12 hours to make a deal.
The U.S. has a range of options that fall short of completely leveling the country or its vital infrastructure.
Strait of Hormuz traffic saw an uptick over a volatile weekend.
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