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The AI efficiency illusion: why cutting 1.1 million jobs will stifle, not scale, your strategy

The canary in the coal mine for the broader economy is the crisis facing Black women.

By Katica RoyDecember 18, 2025
Joe Anders and Kate Winslet
Kate Winslet blasts nepo baby label—she says her children aren’t able to ‘get jobs or gain respect’ just because of her fame and $65 million fortune
By Emma BurleighDecember 18, 2025
David Kostin
As graduates face a ‘jobpocalypse,’ Goldman Sachs exec tells Gen Z they need to know their commercial impact 
By Preston ForeDecember 18, 2025
LinkedIn CEO says it’s ‘outdated’ to have a five-year career plan: It’s a ‘little bit foolish’ considering the pace AI is changing the workplace
By Sydney LakeDecember 18, 2025
Woman working on laptop in airport.
New York rent is so expensive this hybrid-working intern commuted by plane once a week—and it saved her thousands
By Orianna Rosa RoyleDecember 18, 2025
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IT service is reaching its breaking point. At Salesforce, we see 3 tipping points

The model is cracking and needs to be reimagined.

By Muddu SudhakarDecember 18, 2025
Our data shows that companies of 500 and fewer workers mostly avoided the AI layoffs. They’re making AI work for them

The Upwork Research Institute has identified a segment of companies maneuvering differently, poised to overtake enterprise in innovation and resilience.  

By Gabby BurlacuDecember 18, 2025
Gen Z is on the fence about AI in the classroom. That’s a good thing

For all the handwringing about an “AI-fueled decline in learning,” teenagers may actually understand the stakes better than adults think.

By Sophia RomeeDecember 18, 2025
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Want a job in AI-era tech? Forget prestigious degrees—tech leaders want to see your GitHub projects and internships

As entry-level tech hiring slows, one CEO warns avoiding AI skills would be like “taking crazy pills”—and says Gen Z must show real proof of ability.

By Preston ForeDecember 18, 2025
Exclusive: This Chanel chief launched her 40-year luxury career off the back of a failed teaching exam and a chance encounter at a student forum

Had she passed the test, she’d likely be a teacher. Instead, she’s enjoyed a 40-year career, including 17 years at Chanel.

By Orianna Rosa RoyleDecember 18, 2025
Britain’s defense chief calls on Gen Z grads leaving university to skip corporate jobs and join the military as war with Russia becomes a growing risk

The U.K. Chief of the Defense Staff Sir Richard Knighton urged college-degree holders to enter the arms industry. The government’s $66.7 million investment in speciality defense tech schools could help the growing cohort of jobless Gen Z find employment.

By Emma BurleighDecember 17, 2025
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Tim Parker
How Bentley’s brand is creating business advantage in disruptive times 

The Supersports model is a loud and proud reminder of Bentley’s legacy, executed at a pivotal moment in automotive history.

By Tim ParkerDecember 18, 2025
Embattled BP replaces CEO, naming Woodside Energy chief as first-ever woman leader of a Big Oil giant

BP’s new American CEO is a global traveler who just helped an Australian energy player grow worldwide.

By Jordan BlumDecember 17, 2025
Exclusive: Hudson stores operator Avolta becomes first foreign company to open duty-free shops in Mainland China in 26 years

The Chinese government has been courting foreign retail companies in recent years.

By Peter VanhamDecember 17, 2025
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New year, new job? Not so fast—more than half of employers aren’t planning to hire in Q1

Economic uncertainty is the driver behind the 53% planning to reduce or not change their headcounts.

By Paige McGlauflin and HR BrewDecember 17, 2025
Sheryl Sandberg says Silicon Valley’s hypermasculine rhetoric is ‘terrible’—contributing to ‘one of the worst’ corporate climates she’s ever seen

“We’ve seen this backsliding before, and that is not an excuse for companies not to do the right thing,” Meta’s former COO said.

By Marco Quiroz-GutierrezDecember 17, 2025
IBM, AWS veteran says 90% of your employees are stuck in first gear with AI, just asking it to ‘write their mean email in a slightly more polite way’

Using AI as a “teammate” unlocks the true potential of AI productivity, according to Open Machine CEO Allie K. Miller.

By Marco Quiroz-GutierrezDecember 16, 2025
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Simple App as best intermittent fasting app
HealthThe Best Intermittent Fasting Apps of 2025: From Nutrition Experts
By Christina SnyderDecember 18, 2025
President Donald Trump addresses the nation from the Diplomatic Room of the White House on December 17, 2025 in Washington, DC.
Economy‘We might need more than a few grains of salt’: Top economists pan inflation report that effectively assumed housing inflation was zero
By Eva RoytburgDecember 18, 2025
Noom as best weight loss program
HealthBest Weight Loss programs of 2025: Expert Tested
By Christina SnyderDecember 18, 2025
AIHow Salient, an AI loan processing startup valued at $500 million, grew ARR to $25 million in two years
By Lily Mae LazarusDecember 18, 2025
Trump stands at a podium in the Diplomatic Reception Room, which is adorned with Christmas decorations.
PoliticsTrump says $1,776 ‘warrior dividends’ were made possible partly by tariff revenue, which still lags $100 billion behind what the White House expected
By Sasha RogelbergDecember 18, 2025
Woodside Energy CEO Meg O'Neill speaks while seated on the sidelines of an energy conference.
NewslettersBig Oil gets its first female CEO as women quietly rise to the top of the energy industry
By Emma HinchliffeDecember 18, 2025
Sam Altman
AIOpenAI is a house still under construction — but no one agrees what it’s made of
By Sharon GoldmanDecember 18, 2025
The Huntington Bank logo on a blue and purple layered background.
Personal FinanceHuntington Bank review 2025: Laundry list of account options (but do you qualify?)
By Joseph HostetlerDecember 18, 2025
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John Furner, CEO of Sam's Club speaks during the annual Walmart shareholders meeting event on June 1, 2018 in Fayetteville, Arkansas.
NewslettersWhy John Furner is the CEO Walmart thinks it needs right now
By Ruth UmohNovember 17, 2025
People in a boardroom.
NewslettersToday’s corporate boards look like the past: older directors, more male appointees, and less turnover
By Diane BradyNovember 17, 2025
SuccessThe 2026 class of American Rhodes scholars includes 5 students at U.S. military academies
By The Associated PressNovember 16, 2025
EconomyAs voters demand affordability, Stanford economist argues for ‘temporary, targeted price controls’ with supply-side reforms
By Jason MaNovember 16, 2025
Ford
C-SuiteFord’s first new headquarters in 70 years will have a showroom like a ‘James Bond villain’s lair,’ design chief says
By Mike Householder and The Associated PressNovember 16, 2025
Jamie Dimon
C-SuiteMcKinsey studied the most successful Fortune 500 CEOs and found they share one similar trait
By Nick LichtenbergNovember 16, 2025
A time exposure photograph of a parking lot at night outside of a Walmart store.
C-SuiteFortune Archives: The Walmart CEO raised in the ‘house that Sam built’
By Indrani SenNovember 16, 2025
Ivan Houlihan
CommentaryHow U.S. policy uncertainty is driving companies to Europe
By Ivan HoulihanNovember 16, 2025
Leeah Derenoncourt, a 24-year-old digital nomad living in Chile.
SuccessThis 24-year-old ditched the U.S. to work in Chile—now, she has better work-life balance and saves more than $1,200 a month
By Emma BurleighNovember 16, 2025
MacKenzie Scott
SuccessMacKenzie Scott says her college roommate loaned her $1,000 so she wouldn’t have to drop out—and is now inspiring her to give away billions
By Sydney LakeNovember 16, 2025
Panel attorneys should begin receiving payment as early as next week, according to the director of the Administrative Office of the U.S. Courts.
Law‘The system’s about to break’ — Thousands of court-appointed lawyers and staffers haven’t been paid since June
By Jaimie Ding and The Associated PressNovember 15, 2025
Apple is ramping up succession plans for CEO Tim Cook, a Friday report says.
Big TechApple is ramping up succession plans for CEO Tim Cook and may tap this hardware exec to take over, report says
By Nino PaoliNovember 15, 2025
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PoliticsTrump, who mocked Biden’s use of autopen, caught posting identical signatures on pardons
By Jim Mustian, Brian Slodysko, Matt Brown and The Associated PressNovember 15, 2025
David Steiner
EconomyTrump’s postal chief says cuts have gone too far: ‘we cannot cost-cut our way to prosperity’
By Susan Haigh and The Associated PressNovember 15, 2025
Michael Wolff
PoliticsEpstein emails reveal close, too close relationship between disgraced sex offender and journalists in his orbit
By David Bauder and The Associated PressNovember 15, 2025
AIAI-powered cameras mounted on cars and street sweepers are spotting road hazards and deciding what to fix first
By Jeff McMurray and The Associated PressNovember 15, 2025
Jenny Johnson
CommentaryFour guiding principles to navigate a new uncertain environment
By Jenny JohnsonNovember 15, 2025
First Watch CEO Chris Tomasso
SuccessLike Steve Jobs, this 55-year-old CEO attended community college—and he warns Gen Z ‘don’t let ego get in the way’ when deciding their future
By Preston ForeNovember 15, 2025
Alan Wells
SuccessMeet the 73-year-old who splits his time between Panama and the U.S.: ‘$500 is my cost of living, plus food’
By Jessica CoacciNovember 15, 2025
Verizon CEO Daniel Schulman, pictured in 2018, is looking to cut costs and reverse customer losses.
C-SuiteVerizon will cut about 15,000 jobs after new CEO says ‘cost reductions will be a way of life for us here’
By Nino PaoliNovember 14, 2025
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InvestingAI stocks at center of stormy day on Wall Street, erasing sharp 1.3% drop
By Stan Choe and The Associated PressNovember 14, 2025
C-SuiteMeet Walmart’s new CEO, John Furner: Once an hourly worker, he’ll helm the top company in the Fortune 500
By Marco Quiroz-GutierrezNovember 14, 2025
C-SuiteFortune 500 Power Moves: Walmart announces CEO succession and other executive moves the week of Nov. 8-14, 2025
By Fortune EditorsNovember 14, 2025
SuccessChina’s unemployed Gen Z are proudly calling themselves ‘rat people’—they’re spending all day in bed in a rebellion against burnout
By Orianna Rosa RoyleNovember 14, 2025
Engineers wear helmets and high-visibility vests while inspecting an aircraft
SuccessThis ‘hidden’ career path is in dire need of more workers—and it can pay Gen Z over $300,000 with no degree required
By Preston ForeNovember 14, 2025
Quantavia Smith sits for a photo in her studio apartment at the Santa Monica and Vermont Apartments in Los Angeles, Monday, Nov. 10, 2025
Real EstateThis 38-year-old used to be homeless and now pays $19 per month for an apartment over an LA subway station thanks to affordable housing
By Michael Casey and The Associated PressNovember 14, 2025
Mark Walter
InvestingBillionaires are swapping art and cars for sports teams as their top ‘trophy’ investment, JPMorgan says
By Jessica CoacciNovember 14, 2025
A building has a sign reading "HOOTERS" in bright orange letters
RetailHooters CEO says private equity turned it into a ‘boys club hangout’—Now he’s plotting a family-friendly makeover
By Sasha RogelbergNovember 14, 2025
AIWhy Genpact has an Agentic AI Officer and why she dislikes the term ‘human in the loop’
By Sage LazzaroNovember 14, 2025
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SuccessWalmart CEO started his career unloading trailers at the warehouse—he says raising his hand led to his success
By Sydney LakeNovember 14, 2025
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EconomyThe $38 trillion national debt is to blame for over $1 trillion in annual interest payments from here on out, CRFB says
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