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Intel CEO Lip Bu Tan crushed Wall Street targets on his 1-year anniversary: We are embracing our ‘paranoid’ roots

Intel CEO Lip Bu Tan crushed Wall Street targets on his 1-year anniversary: We are embracing our ‘paranoid’ roots

Changes in AI, including the rise of agentic AI, are rekindling demand for CPU chips, says Intel after a blowout quarter that sent shares up 22%.

By Alexei OreskovicApril 23, 2026

Jensen Huang stands smiling with his arms outstretched.

‘Don’t leave’: Jensen Huang challenges billionaire class as he insists ‘highest taxes in the world’ are OK with him

By Jacqueline MunisApril 23, 2026

Tesla stock dives on news that it earned next to nothing on cars in Q1, and plans to spend $25 billion in CapEx anyway

Tesla stock dives on news that it earned next to nothing on cars in Q1, and plans to spend $25 billion in CapEx anyway

By Shawn TullyApril 23, 2026

Meta, Microsoft look to trim workforces amid heavy AI spending

Meta, Microsoft look to trim workforces amid heavy AI spending

By Kurt Wagner, Brody Ford and BloombergApril 23, 2026

Spotify just turned 20. Here’s how founder Daniel Ek built it into a $100 billion music empire by being the ‘least powerful person’ at the company

Spotify just turned 20. Here’s how founder Daniel Ek built it into a $100 billion music empire by being the ‘least powerful person’ at the company

By Marco Quiroz-GutierrezApril 23, 2026

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Cadence CEO on the AI boom and human nature: ‘there are more tools, but the human part is not different’

By Nick LichtenbergApril 23, 2026

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A trader works at the New York Stock Exchange in New York on April 22, 2026.

Stocks retreat from record highs as Tesla weighs on Wall Street and oil jumps on Iran uncertainty

In the oil market, prices turned higher as uncertainty continues about what will happen with the Strait of Hormuz.

By Stan Choe and The Associated PressApril 23, 2026

OpenAI releases GPT-5.5 amid a shift to rapid-fire AI updates

Just weeks after its last update, OpenAI is back with GPT-5.5—promising more intuitive, agentic performance and fewer hallucinations for business users.

By Sharon GoldmanApril 23, 2026

Big Tech is spending $226,000 a day on lobbying Congress, advocacy group finds

Big Tech has nearly doubled its lobbying spending since 2020 as concerns grow about how social media and AI have reshaped American lives.

By Jacqueline MunisApril 23, 2026

Investors continue to punish ServiceNow despite strong earnings and CEO McDermott’s forecast of blistering growth in AI product sales

ServiceNow CEO Bill McDermott tells Fortune that customers are buying what he’s selling—and he’s got the numbers to prove it—even as Wall Street remains unconvinced.

By Jeremy KahnApril 23, 2026

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Startups & Venture

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AI security leaders gather in Washington as risks mount—and Mythos raises the stakes

AI security leaders gather in Washington as risks mount—and Mythos raises the stakes

Security experts debate best practices to secure AI systems in a world they admit “favors attackers.”

By Sharon GoldmanApril 23, 2026

A 19-year-old Thiel fellow just raised $7.3 million to build an African ‘super app’

Aubrey Niederhoffer dropped out of UC Berkeley and moved to Africa to launch a food delivery service.

By Jack KubinecApril 23, 2026

Exclusive: Omni raises $120 million to fix one of AI’s biggest enterprise data problems

Iconiq is backing the $1.51 billion startup building a “semantic layer” that translates company data for AI agents and humans alike.

By Lily Mae LazarusApril 23, 2026

A startup called Astor plugs into your brokerage account and texts you AI-driven financial advice for $15 a month

The startup, which just raised a $5 million seed round, is part of a wave of next-generation financial advisors.

By Jeff John RobertsApril 23, 2026

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The tech industry is applying an Uber-style ‘gigification’ model to nursing. It means no workers’ comp, AI managers, and ‘surveillance wages’

Nursing is tough work. The gig economy might make it even harder.

By Tristan BoveApril 23, 2026

A group of users leaked Anthropic’s AI model Mythos by reportedly guessing where it was located

An expert says if a group of folks in an online forum was able to figure it out, then it’s already in China’s hands.

By Marco Quiroz-GutierrezApril 23, 2026

Fewer than 1 in 4 workers feel their job is safe. Here’s why worker ‘FOBO’—fear of becoming obsolete—is hurting companies

The anxiety gripping workers in the age of AI is becoming a business problem that CEOs can no longer ignore.

By Claire ZillmanApril 23, 2026

The Gen Z stare meets the mysterious perfect homework assignment in the age of ChatGPT. Enter the oral exam

“You won’t be able to AI your way through an oral exam,” says Cornell’s Chris Schaffer, who introduced the oral defense last semester.

By Jocelyn Gecker and The Associated PressApril 23, 2026

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Goldman tackles AI’s missing link: The ‘world model’ that every AI godfather is racing to figure out

The researchers who built modern AI say it’s still missing something fundamental. Goldman Sachs explains what it is—and why the answer could reshape everything.

By Nick LichtenbergApril 23, 2026

Meet ‘Ace,’ the paddle-wielding robot who just beat humans at ping pong in AI breakthrough

“There’s no way to program a robot by hand to play table tennis. You have to learn how to play from experience,” said Sony AI researcher Peter Dürr.

By Matt O'Brien and The Associated PressApril 22, 2026

The internet isn’t just like real life, a top VC says—it is real life. For a16z, that’s not a philosophy, it’s an investment

A16z’s Erik Torenberg makes a sweeping argument, but he also challenges us to reconsider our definition of “real life.”

By Nick LichtenbergApril 22, 2026

Visa CMO: AI agents are your new customers — here’s how to sell to them

As AI takes over consumer decision-making, companies must rethink everything from product data to brand purpose — or risk being invisible.

By Frank Cooper IIIApril 22, 2026

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Kemba Walden served as Acting National Cyber Director of the United States and is President of the Paladin Global Institute.

Former national cyber director: Anthropic’s ‘Mythos’ AI can hack nearly anything and we aren’t ready

Anthropic’s most powerful model yet is less a product launch than a stress test—one that exposes dangerous gaps in how the U.S. protects its critical systems.

By Kemba WaldenApril 23, 2026

Uber riders complain they were charged more for paying with Amex cards—one viral video shows a $13 difference

Some Uber riders are accusing the company of charging higher fares when an Amex card is selected in the app.

By Catherina GioinoApril 23, 2026

70% of people believe at least one divisive health claim. Science needs a new playbook

Edelman’s 2026 Trust Barometer finds doubts about health recommendations are far from fringe — they’re mainstream, global, and span education levels.

By Richard EdelmanApril 22, 2026

The Mythos meeting focused on the wrong AI risk to banks. Here’s the one nobody is talking about

While regulators fixate on AI’s ability to break financial systems, AI-enabled fraud is already bypassing them — one authorized transaction at a time.

By Shlomit WagmanApril 22, 2026

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Feds charge U.S. Army soldier who made $400,000 from Polymarket bets tied to Maduro capture

Law Feds charge U.S. Army soldier who made $400,000 from Polymarket bets tied to Maduro capture

By Jeff John RobertsApril 23, 2026

Zohran Mamdani

Personal Finance Ken Griffin’s Citadel fires back at NYC Mayor Zohran Mamdani ‘tax the rich’ video featuring his $238 million penthouse

By Catherina GioinoApril 23, 2026

Should you pay off debt or save? How to decide

Personal Finance Should you pay off debt or save? How to decide

By Joseph HostetlerApril 23, 2026

You can fly almost anywhere in Europe for €20 while Spirit Airlines is staving off bankruptcy. Here’s the difference

Politics You can fly almost anywhere in Europe for €20 while Spirit Airlines is staving off bankruptcy. Here’s the difference

By Catherina GioinoApril 23, 2026

The man who helped put meat at the top of RFK Jr.’s new food pyramid is Steak ’n Shake’s new ‘Chief MAHA Officer’

Health The man who helped put meat at the top of RFK Jr.’s new food pyramid is Steak ’n Shake’s new ‘Chief MAHA Officer’

By Catherina GioinoApril 23, 2026

How Chris Ong helped Seatrium emerge from a messy merger between two shipyards to become a profitable offshore oil and wind giant

Asia How Chris Ong helped Seatrium emerge from a messy merger between two shipyards to become a profitable offshore oil and wind giant

By Nicholas Gordon and Angelica AngApril 23, 2026

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Commentary The longevity revolution is here. Our systems still think we die at 65

By Ken DychtwaldApril 23, 2026

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Economy People living in the U.S. with temporary protected status, targeted by Trump, are a $29 billion economic force

By Tristan BoveApril 23, 2026

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Inside the cybersecurity boom, strong team, and bold gamble that helped Wiz CEO Assaf Rappaport win a $32 billion deal with Google

Magazine Inside the cybersecurity boom, strong team, and bold gamble that helped Wiz CEO Assaf Rappaport win a $32 billion deal with Google

By Michal Lev-RamSeptember 30, 2025

Magazine The battle to save Intel: How a great American company ended up in the fight of its life
By Geoff Colvin and Lila MacLellanSeptember 27, 2025

U.S. Secretary of Commerce Howard Lutnick speaks in London on September 18, 2025 in London, England. (Photo: Jordan Pettitt/WPA Pool/Getty Images)

Newsletters Why the U.S. wants to move half its chip production needs stateside

By Andrew NuscaSeptember 30, 2025

A McDonald’s chicken selects package with Monopoly game tickets

North America McDonald’s is bringing back Monopoly for the first time since the ‘McMillions’ scammer was exposed for stealing $24 million in prizes

By Nick LichtenbergSeptember 29, 2025

Engineers buck against ‘vibe-coding’ label, saying responsibility still lies with the humans behind the code

AI Engineers 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

Photo of Jensen Huang

AI Jensen Huang doesn’t care about Sam Altman’s AI hype fears: He thinks OpenAI will be the first ‘multitrillion-dollar hyperscale company’

By Eva RoytburgSeptember 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.

AI Anthropic releases Claude Sonnet 4.5, a model it says can build software and accomplish business tasks autonomously

By Beatrice NolanSeptember 29, 2025

Commentary AWS head of Energy & Utilities: AI is the grid’s turning point—and its salvation
By Howard GefenSeptember 27, 2025

AI OpenAI rolls out ‘instant’ purchases directly from ChatGPT, in a radical shift to e-commerce and a direct challenge to Google

By Jeremy KahnSeptember 29, 2025

Mark Cuban

Success Mark 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

Lyft CEO David Risher

Success Lyft 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

Lisa Monaco speaks during her time as deputy attorney general

Politics Meet Lisa Monaco, the 57-year-old Microsoft executive Trump wants fired

By Dave SmithSeptember 29, 2025

Wall Street

Banking Dealmakers defy stubborn M&A market with rare $1 trillion haul

By David Carnevali, Ryan Gould, Pamela Barbaglia and BloombergSeptember 29, 2025

Success This Ivy League reject taught himself to code at 7, built a $30m app by 18 and is treating college like a $100k vacation: ‘not necessarily things that are directly related to my company’
By Jessica CoacciSeptember 27, 2025

BNY unveils updated Eliza platform, says 98% of employees are trained on AI

Banking BNY unveils updated Eliza platform, says 98% of employees are trained on AI

By Leo SchwartzSeptember 29, 2025

Cybersecurity professionals under pressure turn to AI amid rising threats

Newsletters Cybersecurity professionals under pressure turn to AI amid rising threats

By Sheryl EstradaSeptember 29, 2025

Adam Draper, scion of the VC royal family, raises over $87 million for new Boost fund

Newsletters Adam Draper, scion of the VC royal family, raises over $87 million for new Boost fund

By Leo SchwartzSeptember 29, 2025

Want to be CEO? These 5 employers give you the best shot

Newsletters Want to be CEO? These 5 employers give you the best shot

By Ruth UmohSeptember 29, 2025

Apple finally has an AI chatbot, but you can’t use it

Newsletters Apple finally has an AI chatbot, but you can’t use it

By Alexei OreskovicSeptember 29, 2025

Investors are betting big on ‘prediction markets’ Kalshi and Polymarket—will the gamble pay off?

Magazine Investors are betting big on ‘prediction markets’ Kalshi and Polymarket—will the gamble pay off?

By Jeff John RobertsSeptember 29, 2025

Larry Ellison once predicted ‘citizens will be on their best behavior’ amid constant recording. Now his company will pay a key role in social media

Big Tech Larry Ellison once predicted ‘citizens will be on their best behavior’ amid constant recording. Now his company will pay a key role in social media

By Jason MaSeptember 28, 2025

Gen Z

Future of Work This 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 & Entertainment Legendary 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

Commentary Over 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

Sam Altman looking concerned

AI Everyone’s wondering if, and when, the AI bubble will pop. Here’s what went down 25 years ago that ultimately burst the dot-com boom

By Dave SmithSeptember 28, 2025

Blockbuster

Commentary Half 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

Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang dressed in his signature black jacket, black T-shirt, and black jeans.

AI Nvidia’s $100 billion OpenAI investment raises eyebrows and a key question: How much of the AI boom is just Nvidia’s cash being recycled?

By Jeremy KahnSeptember 28, 2025

Fortune Archives: When Intel still ruled

Newsletters Fortune Archives: When Intel still ruled

By Lila MacLellanSeptember 28, 2025

Founders are using creative accounting to boost lofty ‘ARR’—the hottest startup metric in Silicon Valley

AI Founders are using creative accounting to boost lofty ‘ARR’—the hottest startup metric in Silicon Valley

By Allie GarfinkleSeptember 28, 2025

Apryl Shackelford in her classroom with students

Success This teacher quit crowded classrooms to run her own microschool—now she’s earning over $100K and finally doesn’t have to work a summer job

By Preston ForeSeptember 28, 2025

Walmart Inc. President and CEO Doug McMillon delivers a keynote address during CES 2024 at The Venetian Resort Las Vegas on January 9, 2024 in Las Vegas, Nevada.

Future of Work Walmart CEO wants ‘everybody to make it to the other side’ and the retail giant will keep headcount flat for now even as AI changes every job

By Nino PaoliSeptember 27, 2025

Harry Kraemer

Commentary I’m the former CEO of a $12 billion health care company and I serve on many boards. AI deserves a seat at the table

By Harry M. Jansen Kraemer Jr.September 27, 2025

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Future of Work Accenture’s $865 million reinvention includes saying goodbye to people without the right AI skills

By Nick LichtenbergSeptember 27, 2025

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