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The sound of graduating from college in the AI summer of 2026: boo!

“There is a fear in your generation that the future has already been written, that the machines are coming, that the jobs are evaporating.”

By Heather Hollingsworth, Jocelyn Gecker and The Associated PressMay 20, 2026
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3 reasons kids hate AI—especially the ones who refuse to even try it
By Nick LichtenbergMay 20, 2026
Shaquille O'Neal
Despite a $500 million net worth, Shaq just finished his fourth degree. He warns graduates: ‘Your character will take you further than your resume’
By Preston ForeMay 20, 2026
FJ Campbell, MD, is chief medical officer at Ardent Health.
A doctor shortage is coming. AI could be the only realistic fix
By FJ CampbellMay 20, 2026
Accenture exec says the consulting giant is hiring more entry-level workers out of college compared to last year
Accenture exec says the consulting giant is hiring more entry-level workers out of college compared to last year
By Emma BurleighMay 20, 2026
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The 50-year-old law that governed every software company just broke. Here’s what replaces it
By Martin Casado and Abhishek NagarajMay 20, 2026
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Milken-Harris Poll: 80% of Americans want AI workforce programs now — and Washington hasn’t delivered

Our poll finds workers and business leaders agree: the U.S. needs a coordinated national response, even a new social safety net, for AI job disruption.

By Karen Kornbluh and Libby RodneyMay 20, 2026
Why the AI field’s biggest names are betting billions on ‘world models’

A new class of AI models looks to help self-driving cars and robots understand—and predict—the physical world.

By Sharon GoldmanMay 20, 2026
Indeed chief economist says the sectors most exposed to AI are seeing a big growth in job demand

Indeed’s chief economist Svenja Gudell believes AI-exposed industries like software development are actually adding jobs and could enjoy a “wage premium.”

By Emma BurleighMay 19, 2026
ThredUp’s CEO has a warning for five-day companies: You’re going to lose the talent war

A four-day workweek leaves employees more content and well-rested, and that directly translated to increased and sustained revenues.

By Catherina GioinoMay 20, 2026
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Tom Brady tells Gen Z to treat their careers like the Super Bowl: ‘You may only get one chance to impress your boss or land a promotion’

The seven-time Super Bowl champion Tom Brady admits success can be fleeting while pointing to Blackberry and Blockbuster. ‘Sometimes there isn’t another day.’

By Preston ForeMay 19, 2026
$30 billion Twilio CEO wakes at 4:30 a.m., works Sundays and runs laps around his house between meetings to blow off steam

EXCLUSIVE: Running a $30 billion company looks like 4:30 a.m. starts, working on Sundays and running laps around the house to blow off steam—and Twilio’s CEO says all his peers have similarly strict routines.

By Orianna Rosa RoyleMay 19, 2026
We found the real reason 70% of transformations fail

It’s not strategy. It’s not funding. It’s a cognitive bias called the false consensus effect.

By Julia Dhar, Kristy R. Ellmer and Philip JamesonMay 19, 2026
Will the future of work for Gen Z include space? Tech leaders predict space work and travel could be just a decade away

As the number of Gen Z’s entry-level jobs shrinks, billionaires like Sam Altman, Jeff Bezos, and Elon Musk say the real growth is soon leaving Earth.

By Preston ForeMay 19, 2026
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Bolt CEO says he let go of his entire HR team for creating problems that didn’t exist: ‘Those problems disappeared when I let them go’ 

Bolt CEO Ryan Breslow says a culture of “entitlement” forced a sweeping reset—including cutting the HR team, he says, which was “creating problems that didn’t exist.”

By Preston ForeMay 19, 2026
Why the 137-year-old developer Hongkong Land is reinventing itself—and trying to broaden its focus beyond its home city

Hong Kong currently makes up 60% of Hongkong Land’s rental income; CEO Michael Smith, who took over in 2024, wants to get it down to 40%.

By Nicholas GordonMay 19, 2026
Andrej Karpathy, OpenAI founding member and inventor of ‘vibe coding,’ defects to Anthropic

Karpathy, one of AI’s most influential voices, posted a “personal update” on X: “I’ve joined Anthropic.”

By Eva RoytburgMay 19, 2026
DEI experts say the acronym may be radioactive, but the underlying business case is stronger than ever

Two former chief diversity officers say companies that abandon DEI under pressure are making a costly, long-term business mistake.

By Marco Quiroz-GutierrezMay 19, 2026
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Dr. Bernice King on why companies that walked back DEI were never truly committed: ‘If you retreat that quick…that reveals who you really are’

The daughter of Martin Luther King Jr. says corporate retreats from DEI initiatives expose which companies genuinely cared.

By Preston ForeMay 19, 2026
CEO of AI-powered performance review firm says annual evaluations weren’t designed for the AI era: ‘The practice just hasn’t kept up’

15Five CEO David Hassell told Fortune that companies must stop relying on the annual performance review cadence.

By Jake AngeloMay 19, 2026
‘Change the World’ idealism is dying in Silicon Valley. We’ll miss it when it’s gone

“City on the Edge” author Jonathan Weber says the techno-optimism accompanying today’s AI boom is missing the values that made Silicon Valley great.

By Jonathan WeberMay 19, 2026
WeWork and Upwork CEOs confirm the Gen Z hiring nightmare is real—but it’s nothing new

WeWork CEO John Santora says it’s time for older generations to step up and mentor entry-level workers.

By Jacqueline MunisMay 19, 2026
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InnovationJurassic Park isn’t just a movie anymore as de-extinction startup hatches live chicks
By Adithi Ramakrishnan and The Associated PressMay 20, 2026
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PoliticsAnti-Trump Republicans are dead pols walking. Call them the ‘YOLO caucus’
By Steven Sloan, Joey Cappelletti and The Associated PressMay 20, 2026
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North America56-year-old woman dies after stepping out of car and into open manhole in New York City
By Dave Collins, Julie Walker and The Associated PressMay 20, 2026
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AISan Francisco thinks AI can save the whales. Here’s how
By Annika Hammerschlag and The Associated PressMay 20, 2026
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Politics‘We will not be intimidated into silence’: George Soros foundation pledges $300 million toward democratic rights
By Thalia Beaty and The Associated PressMay 20, 2026
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RetailTarget posts biggest jump in comparable sales in 4 years as turnaround takes shape
By Anne D'Innocenzio and The Associated PressMay 20, 2026
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Real EstateSingle Gen Z women are destroying their male counterparts when it comes to buying their first house
By Alex Veiga and The Associated PressMay 20, 2026
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PoliticsTrump gets revenge on Epstein rebel Thomas Massie in Kentucky GOP primary
By Jesse Bedayn, Dylan Lovan and The Associated PressMay 20, 2026
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Arts & EntertainmentTaylor Swift and ‘productive paranoia’: HBR breaks down the hustle and mindset that built a $1.6B net worth and a generational musician
By Ashley LutzSeptember 30, 2025
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    CommentaryHalf of the Fortune 500 are gone since 2000. History moves faster than we remember and AI is on the march
    By Mike HoffmanSeptember 28, 2025
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North AmericaFord CEO says America is ‘far behind’ rivals like China on blue-collar industry. ‘It is pretty humbling when you look at where we are’
By Nick LichtenbergSeptember 30, 2025
A quarter of bosses admit their return-to-office mandates were meant to make staff quit
LeadershipA quarter of bosses admit their return-to-office mandates were meant to make staff quit
By Orianna Rosa RoyleSeptember 30, 2025
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Economy‘Companies are clearly hoarding workers’: Data shows job openings barely budget, layoffs and quits plummet
By Paul Wiseman and The Associated PressSeptember 30, 2025
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EconomyFord CEO on his ‘epiphany’ after talking to his Gen Z factory workers: They were saying they ‘had to have three jobs’
By Nick LichtenbergSeptember 30, 2025
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SuccessWalmart CEO says he can’t think of a single job that won’t be changed by AI—here’s how today’s workforce can prepare
By Jessica CoacciSeptember 30, 2025
  • Fortune Archives: When Intel still ruled
    NewslettersFortune Archives: When Intel still ruled
    By Lila MacLellanSeptember 28, 2025
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SuccessAmerica will see its largest mass resignation in history as 100,000 federal workers are set to quit their jobs today
By Emma BurleighSeptember 30, 2025
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SuccessThe blue-collar revolution isn’t just for Gen Z. Six in 10 white-collar professionals say they’d switch for the right trades job
By Eleanor PringleSeptember 30, 2025
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SuccessNvidia’s CEO Jensen Huang says electricians and plumbers will be needed by the hundreds of thousands in the new working world
By Preston ForeSeptember 30, 2025
Dollar Shave Club CEO says the company is returning to its irreverent roots after Unilever ‘neutered the voice of the brand’
C-SuiteDollar Shave Club CEO says the company is returning to its irreverent roots after Unilever ‘neutered the voice of the brand’
By Marco Quiroz-GutierrezSeptember 30, 2025
Snickers
SuccessWhy Snickers still satisfies: trigger-based marketing
By MichaelAaron Flicker and Richard ShottonSeptember 30, 2025
  • Hollywood actor Henry Golding
    Success‘Crazy Rich Asians’ star Henry Golding carried around a notebook with random advice strangers gave him—and he’s lived by one musing his entire career
    By Emma BurleighSeptember 28, 2025
Why Lyft CEO David Risher still drives customers once a month
NewslettersWhy Lyft CEO David Risher still drives customers once a month
By Diane BradySeptember 30, 2025
Millions of Gen Z men are jobless—or NEETs—and they’re so checked out they’re betting away entire paychecks on red or black: ‘$256K is about to go down on the table’
SuccessMillions of Gen Z men are jobless—or NEETs—and they’re so checked out they’re betting away entire paychecks on red or black: ‘$256K is about to go down on the table’
By Orianna Rosa RoyleSeptember 30, 2025
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SuccessSuzy Welch worries that Gen Z is ‘unemployable’—and some leaders are intervening to teach them basic life skills
By Nick LichtenbergSeptember 29, 2025
Engineers buck against ‘vibe-coding’ label, saying responsibility still lies with the humans behind the code
AIEngineers buck against ‘vibe-coding’ label, saying responsibility still lies with the humans behind the code
By Matt O'Brien and The Associated PressSeptember 29, 2025
Dario Amodei, sitting in a white chair in front of a pink background on stage, puts both hands out in front of him, gesturing.
AIAnthropic releases Claude Sonnet 4.5, a model it says can build software and accomplish business tasks autonomously
By Beatrice NolanSeptember 29, 2025
Mark Cuban
SuccessMark Cuban says his best investment of all time was still living like a student after college—including sleeping on the floor and driving a $200 broken car 
By Jessica CoacciSeptember 29, 2025
Man with gray hair sitting on a bench and looking at his tablet
SuccessMeet the rich retired boomers who are now ultra-frugal because they are scared of going broke—even after saving for decades
By Orianna Rosa RoyleSeptember 29, 2025
Lyft CEO David Risher
SuccessLyft CEO uses a Jeff Bezos-inspired interview question to suss out potential new hires: ‘Customers are fickle, so you’ve got to innovate on their behalf every day’
By Preston ForeSeptember 29, 2025
Jerome Powell
EconomyMillions of workers are left out of the ‘low-hire, low-fire’ U.S. job market
By Michael Sasso, Augusta Saraiva, Mark Niquette and BloombergSeptember 29, 2025
BNY unveils updated Eliza platform, says 98% of employees are trained on AI
BankingBNY unveils updated Eliza platform, says 98% of employees are trained on AI
By Leo SchwartzSeptember 29, 2025
A worried businesswoman looks at a laptop computer in an office.
NewslettersThe questions companies need to ask themselves about H-1B visas
By Kristin StollerSeptember 29, 2025
Want to be CEO? These 5 employers give you the best shot
NewslettersWant to be CEO? These 5 employers give you the best shot
By Ruth UmohSeptember 29, 2025
The Wayfair exec who thinks physical stores are key to winning the e-commerce furniture game
C-SuiteThe Wayfair exec who thinks physical stores are key to winning the e-commerce furniture game
By Ruth UmohSeptember 29, 2025
What Taylor Swift taught RBC CEO Dave McKay
NewslettersWhat Taylor Swift taught RBC CEO Dave McKay
By Diane BradySeptember 29, 2025
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Travel & LeisureDavid Marriott reveals the correct way to pronounce the popular hotel chain—and you’ve probably been doing it wrong
By Dave SmithSeptember 29, 2025
Walmart CEO explains what the most coveted skills are and points to store managers
Future of WorkWalmart CEO explains what the most coveted skills are and points to store managers
By Anne D'Innocenzio and The Associated PressSeptember 28, 2025
Gen Z
Future of WorkThis chief people officer is leading ‘Gen Z training’ for managers at her $1.5 billion startup. Both sides have a lot to learn
By Nick LichtenbergSeptember 28, 2025
Werner Herzog
Arts & EntertainmentLegendary filmmaker Werner Herzog on the ‘phenomenal stupidities’ of his beloved L.A., the dangers awaiting Gen Z, and ‘The Future of Truth’
By Nick LichtenbergSeptember 28, 2025
Minevich
CommentaryOver the last decade, we’ve invested in over 20 unicorns. The machines will take millions of jobs—but they’ll never lead like a human can
By Navin Chaddha and Mark MinevichSeptember 28, 2025
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