RIP, neoliberalism. Its ghosts live on
Are Americans closet socialists or closet neoliberals? Economic swingers, perhaps?
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Anthropic’s IPO could be the biggest ever. Your AI budget helps explain why
An early Anthropic backer predicts the stock will trade at up to $2.4 trillion, Fortune reports.
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I believe in AI. But my AI assistant gave me more work than it could finish
My to-do-list has a to-do list.
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Glassdoor President: finding the right job shouldn’t feel like winning the lottery
Nobody designed a process this broken on purpose. The assumption that more is better—apply to more jobs and the odds…
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Samsung Electronics exec: The investments that last build more than factories
A factory is only the beginning. Lasting investment builds the workforce, suppliers and institutions that help a…
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Indonesia’s Danantara pledges $5 billion to homegrown companies amid market uncertainty
Chief investment officer Pandu Sjahrir says consumer stocks are cheap; MSCI's proposed standalone reclassification…
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Current price of oil as of October 16, 2026
When oil prices change, it affects your energy costs—and even the price of everyday items. Here’s why.
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Anthropic and General Catalyst: the market is mispricing resilience
Markets price the cost of resilience before its value. That leaves a blind spot around companies built to grow through…
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The death of humanity
It is not coming. Everyone selling you that story is selling you something. What is actually arriving is the most…
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A look inside the $52 billion hole that CoreWeave needs to climb out of
Everything you need to know before you reach the office this morning.
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Jensen Huang on agents gone rogue and AI doomers
Fortune’s Jeremy Kahn and Beatrice Nolan sat down with Jensen Huang in London this week, where Huang sounded off on…
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The case for CEOs who can laugh at themselves
Also: All the news and watercooler chat from Fortune.
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The bloodletting in stocks is stanched as investors buy the dip and rotate out of tech
Investors also listened closely to Fed Chair Kevin Warsh’s speech at the IMF—and they liked what they didn’t hear.
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The ultra-rich are piling into Rolexes, rubies and Klimts as inflation hedges—but the real return may be about more than money
Nearly two-thirds of family offices now hold assets like art, watches and fine jewelry, a new BNY survey finds. The…
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CoreWeave investor explains how the loss-making AI ‘neocloud’ provider plans to claw its way out of debt
The critics are wrong, according to Evan Schlossman, principal at Neostellar Capital Corp., which holds a stake in…
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Gen Z founders are hiring as boomers’ corporate America freezes them out: ‘I’ve already proven to myself that I can thrive in this’
While entry-level job seekers face a “low-hire, low-fire” market, young entrepreneurs are betting big: 46% plan to add…
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‘I told you so’: China’s chip sector is making breakthroughs—and U.S. export controls are the reasons why
Rakesh Kumar says the controls spurred China to build its own chip ecosystem—and that Chinese AI models are now "very,…
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‘Europtimism’ clashes with 1 in 3 founders wanting out. We need the EU to finally become a true single market
A real tension exists in the European tech ecosystem. Half of investors say it's become more attractive, but one in…
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ADP CEO Maria Black says employees who trust their CEO and senior leaders are 41 times more likely to be engaged at work
In a conversation with Fortune’s Diane Brady, the CEO of the payroll and HR giant said there’s a pretty simple way to…
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Marissa Mayer: Anyone who says they know how AI will play out is ‘either lying or arrogant or both’
The former Yahoo CEO, who just launched AI assistant startup Dazzle AI, says the odds still favor an AI future that’s…
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Supermicro promised a new CFO in December 2024. A $2.5 billion smuggling case and a cofounder’s arrest later, it has one
Tech investor Mark Long has replaced former CFO David Weigand.
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The CEO of supply chain giant Flex says infrastructure and the grid needs to scale with AI—or else ‘Forget all the frontier models’
Revathi Advaithi, the CEO of supply chain giant Flex, says that America’s power hasn’t innovated since the days of…
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Pinterest says its trend forecasts are 88% accurate. Here’s how its 2026 predictions actually played out
Brooches took over the runways and circus décor landed in Richard E. Grant’s dining room. Here’s what Pinterest’s…
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Who’s there? A rare family of barn owls takes over a water tower in Manhattan’s Upper West Side
Residents mistook the owls’ nighttime screeches for cries of distress. Now crowds gather to catch a glimpse of the rare…
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‘It’s unacceptable’: California orders banks and credit unions to report their handling of insurance payouts to LA wildfire victims
Regulators have received over 160 complaints about delayed payouts and are warning lenders they could face fines if…
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Eight states sue OpenAI saying ChatGPT hurt kids and lied to adults
The lawsuits come after Meta agreed to an $18 billion settlement over children's safety, extending states' scrutiny…
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What Apple’s hand-embroidered product launch reveals about advertising in the age of AI slop
As AI-generated ads multiply, Apple’s handmade campaigns show how the people behind the work can become part of the…
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‘You don’t want rogue agents’: Jamie Dimon bars outside AI agents like Meta’s Muse from JPMorgan accounts
Recent rogue AI agent incidents have raised concerns about letting agents manage your finances.
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‘Close to zero’: AI chiefs reckon with ‘politics projects’ and the level of true change in response to AI
At a Fortune event, executives from Accenture, AXA, Mastercard, and Mistral AI said the technology isn’t the main…
Read at source →Nvidia’s European spending spree is about much more than Europe
In an interview with Fortune in London, Nvidia’s CEO talked AI safety, open-source AI, Europe, and doomers.
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Gen Z outspent every other generation on art last year—a fine arts executive says the internet and new wealth are supercharging their buying habits
Anita Heriot, president of The Fine Art Group Americas, said Gen Z have a lot of money and “don’t know what to do with…
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Trump’s former top crypto advisor faces scrutiny over allegations his firm accepted millions from Tether while he shaped key stablecoin law
Bo Hines kept a one-third stake in his consulting firm, Nxum, during the legislative push, then left the White House to…
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Blackstone’s Wesley LePatner did it ‘all at once.’ The foundation made in her honor wants 1,000 leaders to master work, civic life, and philanthropy
Her husband and a former Blackstone colleague say the late executive balanced career, community, and philanthropy, and…
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‘They are in a casino’: Broadcom is making billions off the AI boom, but CEO Hock Tan said many AI investors have ‘no clue’ what they’re investing in
Tan warned that investors are betting on AI companies that might not end up profitable, and that companies are “wasting…
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Microsoft’s CEO is still haunted by staying silent in a meeting with Bill Gates. Years later, his boss Steve Ballmer taught him how to speak up
Satya Nadella still regrets staying silent in a meeting with Bill Gates around 2008–09—but says the experience shaped…
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Pope Leo XIV has lung cancer despite never smoking. Lung cancer screening only targets people who did
Under 2021 task force guidelines, screening covers adults 50 to 80 with a 20-year, pack-a-day history.
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