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If California undid its 'original sin' and matched Texas on taxing property, it would raise more revenue than the billionaire tax, economists say

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If California undid its 'original sin' and matched Texas on taxing property, it would raise more revenue than the billionaire tax, economists say

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2026 was meant to be the Philippines’ year—yet the country remains stuck in an ‘recurring cycle of underachievement’
2026 was meant to be the Philippines’ year—yet the country remains stuck in an ‘recurring cycle of underachievement’

What was meant to be a breakout year, highlighted by the Philippines’ turn as ASEAN chair, has instead become a case study in how it keeps falling short.

By Sam BeltranNovember 1, 2026
As Trump eyes new attack, Iran vows to retaliate beyond the Mideast and target financial assets, while oil markets brace for generational damage
As Trump eyes new attack, Iran vows to retaliate beyond the Mideast and target financial assets, while oil markets brace for generational damage
By Jason MaNovember 1, 2026
Soaring health insurance costs are quietly preventing wages from rising higher, while workers also shoulder a larger share of premiums, economist says
Soaring health insurance costs are quietly preventing wages from rising higher, while workers also shoulder a larger share of premiums, economist says
By Jason MaNovember 1, 2026
You should pick your credit card perks like Warren Buffett picks his stocks, TD Bank exec says
You should pick your credit card perks like Warren Buffett picks his stocks, TD Bank exec says
By Catherina GioinoNovember 1, 2026
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Gen X feels worse about the economy than Gen Z and millennials—and more than 70% fear running out of money more than death
By Sasha RogelbergNovember 1, 2026
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Anthropic’s potential $2 trillion IPO could turn staff into millionaires—but the AI firm is asking candidates what they’d do if stock fell to zero
By Preston ForeNovember 1, 2026
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Voters usually decide one or two income or wealth tax measures a year. This midterm season, there are nine
Voters usually decide one or two income or wealth tax measures a year. This midterm season, there are nine

Colorado, Washington and Cook County voters will also weigh taxes on top earners, while other states move to make taxes harder to raise.

By Catherina GioinoNovember 1, 2026
China sees the yuan vs. dollar rivalry like Pepsi vs. Coke, expert says — ‘never the market leader, but serviceable in a pinch’

“Without a far larger pool of renminbi assets that foreigners can freely buy and sell, the renminbi cannot come close to replacing the dollar.”

By Jason MaOctober 31, 2026
If California undid its ‘original sin’ and matched Texas on taxing property, it would raise more revenue than the billionaire tax, economists say

“It is simply not possible to fund the state’s needs by leaning on a few hundred people, as politically appealing as that may be.”

By Jason MaOctober 31, 2026
The ex-CEO of the agency behind ‘Jerry Maguire’ says NIL is still the Wild West—and parents are part of the problem

College athletes became paid players and brand spokespeople almost overnight. Meltzer argues they still lack a framework and trustworthy advocates, even as Congress and the Big Ten move to impose order.

By Robert GrayOctober 31, 2026
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‘The best thing that you can do for your career is to make yourself redundant’: Inside Stellantis’ AI push after the ‘starting gun went off’

That’s the advice of Stellantis’ CTO, who plans to hire hundreds more anyway. AI is shrinking weeks into days, but it can’t tell you what car to make.

By Nick LichtenbergNovember 1, 2026
Hackers pushed freezers at hundreds of French supermarkets to 122 degrees. Now the Pentagon is asking whether the same thing hit U.S. military bases

More than half a dozen U.S. military commissaries experienced refrigeration failure in August, and cybersecurity experts suspect a possible connection.

By Sasha RogelbergNovember 1, 2026
Why Wendy’s is losing the burger wars—and is now a takeover target for Nelson Peltz

Its new CEO says Wendy’s has let quality slip and now it has fallen behind Burger King to No. 3 in the burger wars.

By Phil WahbaNovember 1, 2026
U.S workers just took home their smallest share of capital since at least 1947—and the lowest ever recorded

American workers aren’t just getting the smallest share of GDP since records began. Their share of employment is shrinking and shrinking

By Sasha RogelbergOctober 31, 2026
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How Southeast Asia can realize its commercial promise amid geopolitical rivalry
How Southeast Asia can realize its commercial promise amid geopolitical rivalry

Countries have a shared interest in defending international law—even when doing so may create friction with the country violating it.

By Lynn KuokOctober 31, 2026
Rakuten Capital’s Saemin Ahn thinks Southeast Asian VC needs a different model, as good startups don’t get enough ‘oxygen’ compared to the U.S.

The managing partner of Rakuten’s venture arm says the region’s startups lack the scale and exits to justify U.S.-style checks.

By Angelica AngOctober 30, 2026
Cyclone Arnab hits India’s data-center coast, where Google, Adani and Airtel plan to invest $15 billion in a hyperscale data center

Meteorologists said unusually high temperatures across the Bay of Bengal helped fuel Arnab.

By Sibi Arasu and The Associated PressOctober 29, 2026
‘Operation Supercharge’: Japan and U.S. agree to develop Japanese missile facility—a ‘strong, quiet and clear’ message against China’s naval activity

Japanese Defense Minister Shinjiro Koizumi made the announcement in a news conference where he met U.S. Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth.

By The Associated Press, Jim Gomez and JOEAL CALUPITANOctober 29, 2026
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Meet a 38-year-old father rejecting a Trump account for his daughter: ‘I’ll put $1,000 of my own money in an account before I do that’

“When money is psychologically tainted, we often avoid it,” University of Michigan professor Scott Rick told Fortune.

By Tatiana SatauaNovember 1, 2026
While Americans turn against data centers, Brazil offers tax breaks and cheap power, representing a potential ‘release valve’ for U.S. constraints

The government is cutting taxes on data center equipment as Google, Amazon and Microsoft expand in a country already hungry for AI services.

By Mia OsmonbekovNovember 1, 2026
AI boom hits a wall on Wall Street as OpenAI cuts fundraising target while Meta gets a credit warning over its cash flow, spending and monetization

S&P Global cut its outlook on Meta to “negative” from “stable” late Friday.

By Jason MaOctober 31, 2026
Mark Zuckerberg’s $170 million Miami mansion is just one piece of his sprawling real estate empire that includes a 196-year-old castle

The Meta CEO has spent years accumulating luxury properties, including a secretive ranch with an underground shelter, an Irish castle, and a Lake Tahoe mountain retreat.

By Marco Quiroz-GutierrezOctober 31, 2026
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A ‘Mathpocalypse’ is freaking out cyber and finance experts. Should you be worried?
By Jeff John RobertsOctober 12, 2026
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Recruiters could soon interview a candidate’s AI twin before meeting a real person
By Kristin StollerOctober 12, 2026
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Whose side is he on? U.S. threatens to cut arms supplies to Ukraine as Trump announces ‘ceasefire’ that is immediately ignored by Russia
By Jim EdwardsOctober 12, 2026
Jeff Bezos says he gets why socialism is surging—but politicians blaming ‘greedy landlords’ have housing all wrong
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Jeff Bezos says he gets why socialism is surging—but politicians blaming ‘greedy landlords’ have housing all wrong
By Bilin LinOctober 12, 2026
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Vikrom Kromadit built his industrial park empire in Thailand and Vietnam. Laos is next
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Nearly 70 million kids now have a Trump Account—but parents have to claim it first. Here’s who gets the $1,000
By Fernanda TroncoOctober 12, 2026
The IEA wants to empty its oil reserves faster. A federal watchdog says the U.S. isn’t ready for what comes next
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The IEA wants to empty its oil reserves faster. A federal watchdog says the U.S. isn’t ready for what comes next
By Heather OcchinoOctober 12, 2026
‘If nothing is done, it’s almost inevitable’: Ukraine’s Yuriy Ryzhenkov on why steelmaking is on the brink of collapse as Russian bombing intensifies 
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‘If nothing is done, it’s almost inevitable’: Ukraine’s Yuriy Ryzhenkov on why steelmaking is on the brink of collapse as Russian bombing intensifies 
By Kamal AhmedOctober 12, 2026
The movie about a Facebook whistleblower who leaked incriminating details disappoints, and ‘The Social Reckoning’ will likely lag ‘The Social Network’
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The movie about a Facebook whistleblower who leaked incriminating details disappoints, and ‘The Social Reckoning’ will likely lag ‘The Social Network’
By Lindsey Bahr and The Associated PressOctober 11, 2026
Oil theft is on the rise in the heart of U.S. shale country—and it’s mostly carried out in targeted, organized heists 
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Oil theft is on the rise in the heart of U.S. shale country—and it’s mostly carried out in targeted, organized heists 
By Jason MaOctober 11, 2026
The paradox at the core of the AI revolution: The faster we innovate, the slower we grow
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The paradox at the core of the AI revolution: The faster we innovate, the slower we grow
By Ming LuOctober 11, 2026
Trump and Marco Rubio are ‘extremely pissed off’ by U.S. Ambassador to Greece Kimberly Guilfoyle’s reported conduct and are considering firing her
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Trump and Marco Rubio are ‘extremely pissed off’ by U.S. Ambassador to Greece Kimberly Guilfoyle’s reported conduct and are considering firing her
By Matthew Lee and The Associated PressOctober 11, 2026
Senators call on Trump to scrap diesel deal, saying U.S. ‘should not provide Putin with a financial lifeline’ while Russia kills Ukrainian civilians
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Senators call on Trump to scrap diesel deal, saying U.S. ‘should not provide Putin with a financial lifeline’ while Russia kills Ukrainian civilians
By Kevin Freking and The Associated PressOctober 11, 2026
Senior Iranian official threatens to attack cables, data centers, and AI facilities in the region if the war escalates sharply again
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Senior Iranian official threatens to attack cables, data centers, and AI facilities in the region if the war escalates sharply again
By The Associated PressOctober 11, 2026
China’s debt interest costs are soaring above U.S. levels and growing faster than any other budget category as Beijing struggles to prop up growth
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China’s debt interest costs are soaring above U.S. levels and growing faster than any other budget category as Beijing struggles to prop up growth
By Jason MaOctober 11, 2026
Pope says death penalty is ‘inadmissible’ after head of U.S. bishops calls DOD plan to livestream execution ‘barbaric promotion of a culture of death’
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By Nicole Winfield and The Associated PressOctober 11, 2026
DOJ is investigating news organizations for antitrust violations after the White House TV pool halted coverage when Trump banned several outlets
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DOJ is investigating news organizations for antitrust violations after the White House TV pool halted coverage when Trump banned several outlets
By Alanna Durkin Richer, Amy Taxin and The Associated PressOctober 11, 2026
Trump’s tariffs forced U.S. factories to close down or lay off workers, and longtime GOP voters are revolting—’It was like taking a knife to the back’
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Trump’s tariffs forced U.S. factories to close down or lay off workers, and longtime GOP voters are revolting—’It was like taking a knife to the back’
By Bernard Condon and The Associated PressOctober 11, 2026
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McKinsey research shows AI creating more jobs than automation displaces — but 11 million American workers will need help this decade
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The invisible hand needs a conscience
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Gen Z is defying trends and betting on California—even as older Americans flee to the Sun Belt
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‘If we wait, will it even be there?’ What I’m hearing from retirees about Social Security
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