‘What planet are you on?’ Voters, pollsters mystified by Trump’s tariffs boasts in Michigan
Trump declared "Michigan is thriving" at a GM rally, but a $1,100-a-month retiree in his own crowd says he's "forgot…
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A tech podcast inspired AI workers to donate $40 million to improve the lives of chickens, pigs, and other factory-farmed animals
Factory farming has historically been an overlooked cause. Now, tech workers at companies like OpenAI are pouring…
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‘We’re still here standing’: the restaurant world’s fallen angel is reopening with its founder chef or its 3 Michelin stars
Copenhagen's Noma returns under new chef Pablo Soto with a monthly-changing menu, five months after René Redzepi…
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425-year-old Austrian bell foundry survives on 3D printing and lasers
Grassmayr Bell Foundry has cut polishing time by 90% with modern tools, even as bronze prices nearly triple and church…
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Taco Bell’s quick action on removing lettuce, $1 Mexican Pizza special work to win over diners, investors
Chopt and Sweetgreen haven't been able to be as flexible, for obvious reasons.
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Microsoft leads stock comeback from Wednesday carnage
Growth in Microsoft's Azure cloud business led the way for the company to shoot up 15.2% after exceeding profit…
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Bank of England keeps interest rates at 3.75% for fifth time this year
The monetary policy committee voted to keep the rate, following the expectations of most economists.
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Should AI be formally recognized as a national and global security threat? In London, politicians increasingly think so
More than 125 U.K. lawmakers support ControlAI’s campaign, led by Luciana Berger, to have nonhuman superintelligence…
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The only thing more surprising than Cracker Barrel CEO’s exit may be its pick to replace her
Julie Masino had steadied Cracker Barrel after last year’s logo firestorm. Her replacement oversaw a stock decline at…
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Hollywood producer behind ‘Joker,’ dozens of other films indicted for $100 million Ponzi scheme
Jason Cloth diverted investor funds meant for films into a Canadian real estate project, prosecutors say.
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Probe of exclusive Michigan boarding school finds Epstein and 47 others accused of abuse
Interlochen removed Epstein's name from a lodge after he was convicted of sex offenses in 2008. The building, renamed…
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xAI sues Minnesota over law banning AI ‘nudification’ tech
Musk's company faces $500,000-per-violation penalties under a first-in-the-nation law it calls overly broad, days…
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‘Kind of the first time we’ve had an estimate like this’: first CDC study on mold finds it’s much deadlier than we thought
A first-of-its-kind CDC study found invasive mold infections killing about a third of patients, with climate change…
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Urban League’s 50th annual ‘State of Black America’ argues Trump is trying to ‘kill the essence of the American dream’
The report finds Trump-era policy rollbacks have pushed Black Americans' prospects further from parity than any point…
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Meta earnings reveal cash flow drops 91% — while Zuckerberg writes op-eds about superintelligence
Profit fell 14% on legal bills and layoff costs, even as Zuckerberg pitches AI as personal superintelligence for…
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UPS CFO on the lessons learned from scaling back Amazon—and why the strategy is paying off
UPS is seeing margin gains, cost savings, and a clearer path to higher-value growth, says CFO Brian Dykes.
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Sluggish third-quarter economy revealed as GDP falls to 1.5%
Growth cooled from 2.1% as imports weighed on the economy, while inflation stayed at 3.7% and three regional Fed…
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Samsung posts record $62 billion profit — and investors sell off anyway
Samsung’s second-quarter operating profit was a more than 19-fold increase from a year earlier, but investors didn't…
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Love Island contestants will spend their winnings on bills and loans because $100K just doesn’t go that far anymore
The average student loan won't leave much change out of the $50,000 each individual winner will take home.
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‘Am I paying for the vibes?’ Gen Z says it hates capitalism, but their spending patterns show they just don’t like being ripped off
They'll wait in line for TikTok's hype, but they want the receipts from Yelp before they commit.
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Wall Street reacts brutally to Fed chair Warsh’s interest rate hold: ‘the bond market puked on him’
Everything you need to know before you reach the office this morning.
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Current price of oil as of July 30, 2026
When oil prices change, it affects your energy costs—and even the price of everyday items. Here’s why.
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McKinsey auto leader: China’s auto industry is faster, cheaper and better. Here’s how the West can close the gap
Detroit's big 3 have lost 16 points of global market share in 20 years as Chinese automakers surged from under 1% to…
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How Washington’s war on ‘Wall Street landlords’ could backfire on Gen Z renters
John Burns Research and Consulting dubbed it the "Rental Inflation Bill," while ResiClub's Lance Lambert says some…
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Forget robots on assembly lines. Foundational Industries wants AI to run the entire factory
The startup says software-native factories can leapfrog China’s highly automated manufacturing base rather than trying…
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Europe’s social media bans force businesses to rethink how they reach the youngest generation
As France, the U.K., and a growing list of European governments move to prohibit young people’s access to social media…
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Dow’s new CEO is ‘blessed to be stressed’—and steering a turnaround amid oil market upheaval
Karen Carter leans on U.S. profitability for global Dow turnaround amid cost cutting and restructuring.
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Trump’s dollar déjà vu: what an uncanny chart about the greenback shows about American exceptionalism
"It's the exact same pattern," LPL Financial's Adam Turnquist told Fortune. "Last week, I started refreshing data and…
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Fast-food execs keep pushing for more AI systems, but fail to see the big picture: Customers still want humans
The fast food industry’s automation push carried a simple promise: Robots would flip burgers, AI would take drive-thru…
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Flirting with $5 trillion, Apple has never been more valuable—or more risky for investors
At 41 times earnings, Apple’s stock is pricier than it’s been in a decade—and its famous buyback machine is losing its…
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Inside Ikea’s big bet on humans in the age of AI
After rolling out a customer service bot, the Swedish retailer is remaking—not replacing—its workforce.
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Warren Buffett is handing $140 billion to his family’s foundations. The way he’s doing it reveals how billionaire philanthropy really works
People assumed Buffett was avoiding taxes or warehousing the money. Experts say the more telling question is how he's…
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Mamdani’s pied-à-terre tax was designed to hit the wealthy, but it’s sending most New Yorkers to their estate lawyers
Trusts and LLCs offer not only anonymity from public records, but also a way to protect your assets from liabilities.
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Mamdani’s pied-à-terre ‘hit list’ is as unsexy as it sounds
The supposed socialist takeover of New York City is similar in scope to Andrew Cuomo's tax policy — and not unlike a…
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How Gen Z’s love of ‘handcrafted’ blockbusters created Hollywood’s ‘memory moment’
With the box office tracking to its first $10 billion year since the pandemic, Tom Holland and Zendaya (and Jon…
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