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Jamie Dimon runs JPMorgan’s 300,000 employees—but says it beats rivals by fighting in Navy SEAL-sized teams

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After a decade of failed bills and three years of resignations, Washington finally discovers it cares about AI safety

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Oil prices dive on signs of Hormuz diplomacy while Saudi Arabia is left hanging in fight against an Iranian ally threatening crude's other chokepoint

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Former CIA official found with $40 million in gold bars for ‘work-related expenses’ reaches tentative plea deal

Former CIA official found with $40 million in gold bars for ‘work-related expenses’ reaches tentative plea deal

Investigators searched Rush’s home and seized about 300 gold bars worth more than $40 million, plus about $2 million in U.S. currency and about 35 luxury watches.

By The Associated PressSeptember 12, 2026

U.S. diesel prices are now 60% higher than they were before the Iran war, with one Trump voter paying twice as much to fuel his farm equipment

U.S. diesel prices are now 60% higher than they were before the Iran war, with one Trump voter paying twice as much to fuel his farm equipment

By Nick Ingram, Sudhin Thanawala and The Associated PressSeptember 12, 2026

Mortgage lending standards are so tight that homebuyers must have ‘pristine’ credit histories, study says, as sales head for 31-year low

Mortgage lending standards are so tight that homebuyers must have ‘pristine’ credit histories, study says, as sales head for 31-year low

By Jason MaSeptember 12, 2026

Trump’s childhood home sells for $1.9 million after prior owner bought it for $835,000 last year, when it was a mold-ridden den of feral cats

Trump’s childhood home sells for $1.9 million after prior owner bought it for $835,000 last year, when it was a mold-ridden den of feral cats

By The Associated PressSeptember 12, 2026

The trade deficit with Canada that’s upset Trump so much is due to crude the U.S. buys at a discount for the Midwest. ‘It’s the only oil they can use’

The trade deficit with Canada that’s upset Trump so much is due to crude the U.S. buys at a discount for the Midwest. ‘It’s the only oil they can use’

By Paul Wiseman and The Associated PressSeptember 12, 2026

Trump and Xi Jinping would both win the Nobel Peace Prize if they make a U.S.-China deal on AI development, OpenAI CEO Sam Altman says

Trump and Xi Jinping would both win the Nobel Peace Prize if they make a U.S.-China deal on AI development, OpenAI CEO Sam Altman says

By Jason MaSeptember 12, 2026

As Europe weighs a peacekeeping force in Ukraine, Putin warns sending troops ‘means a war with Russia’

As Europe weighs a peacekeeping force in Ukraine, Putin warns sending troops ‘means a war with Russia’

Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk said two incidents along Ukraine’s borders with Poland and Moldova this week were a preview of potential intensified Russian provocations.

By Volodymyr Yurchuk, Elise Morton and The Associated PressSeptember 12, 2026

Saudi Arabia’s nightmare scenario comes true as Houthis threaten crucial Red Sea shipping route and drone attacks force closure of major pipeline

For decades, Saudi Arabia and other Gulf states have relied on U.S. security guarantees. Those have eroded under Trump.

By Elena Becatoros, Joseph Krauss and The Associated PressSeptember 12, 2026

Mark Penn: How to save a billion and a half hours

AI promises convenience, but the internet is still clogged with cookie banners, CAPTCHAs, passcodes and unreadable fine print. It’s time to replace it.

By Mark PennSeptember 12, 2026

The ghost cartel — your pricing algorithm may have stopped competing without your knowledge

Antitrust law was built to catch human agreements. It has no name for what machines learn to do on their own.

By François Candelon, Paul-Louis Andres and Augustin ManchonSeptember 12, 2026

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Exclusive: OpenAI’s Sam Altman hints at pact with other AI companies to address safety risks

Exclusive: OpenAI’s Sam Altman hints at pact with other AI companies to address safety risks

In an interview with Fortune, OpenAI’s CEO said the industry need to put egos and competition aside to address AI safety risks, and suggested a coordinated plan might be coming soon.

By Alexei OreskovicSeptember 12, 2026

American schools weren’t broken until Silicon Valley used a lie to convince them they were—now reading and math scores are plummeting

Neuroscientist Jared Cooney Horvath warns the U.S.’s $30 billion bet on laptops in schools has made Gen Zers less cognitively capable than their parents.

By Sasha RogelbergSeptember 12, 2026

Howard Lutnick, Larry Silverstein, Jim Pierce and Mitt Romney all had last-minute changes of plan that kept them out of the WTC on 9/11

A school run, a doctor’s visit, a budget fight in Congress. Small shifts in plans kept dozens of people out of the World Trade Center that morning.

By Catherina GioinoSeptember 11, 2026

50 multimillionaire Gen Zers went on a two-week Goldman Sachs bootcamp—they learned how to read the news, invest in art, and communicate better

Goldman Sachs gathered 50 Gen Z multimillionaire heirs for a two-week crash course on investing in sports, building confidence, and reading the news.

By Emma BurleighSeptember 11, 2026

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The world’s largest health and beauty retailer says AI will make shopping ‘more human, not less’

The world’s largest health and beauty retailer says AI will make shopping ‘more human, not less’

The biggest risk with AI, warns AS Watson CEO Malina Ngai, is using it to polish today’s processes. Do that, and “you get a version of yesterday.”

By Nicholas GordonSeptember 12, 2026

Exec gave his Gen Z kids a list of ‘daddy tips’ when they became old enough to work—it included showing up on time and ‘bringing value to a meeting’

Bosses say Gen Z lack basic people skills. One exec turned decades of career advice into a cheat sheet for his own daughters before they started work

By Orianna Rosa RoyleSeptember 11, 2026

AI solves overtourism’s ‘concentration problem’ by helping people find hidden gems, says Klook cofounder Ethan Lin

In Klook’s Travel Pulse survey of roughly Gen Z and millennial travelers across Asia, 57% said they had used AI to find new destinations or experiences.

By Angelica AngSeptember 11, 2026

‘Parents see themselves more as a client of the school’: Underperformance in class leads to apathy at home

A 40% non-response rate means the OECD couldn’t break out America’s worst-ever PISA reading scores by race or income this year.

By Sharon Lurye and The Associated PressSeptember 10, 2026

Sam Altman confirms OpenAI won’t go public this year, saying an IPO now would come at an ‘ill-advised moment’ given AI safety concerns

Sam Altman confirms OpenAI won’t go public this year, saying an IPO now would come at an ‘ill-advised moment’ given AI safety concerns

“I would say not 2026. Yeah, we got a lot of stuff to do, like meeting this moment of what is going to be required for safety and alignment, and how the industry and governments can work together.”

By Jason MaSeptember 12, 2026

Exclusive: Sam Altman addresses AI doomsday fears in new interview

The OpenAI CEO sat down with Fortune to discuss the risk AI poses to humanity, the company’s IPO timing, and more.

By Alyson ShontellSeptember 12, 2026

Big Players ravage prediction markets

The idea that insiders hold the whip handle in prediction markets runs counter to claims made by promoters, who include Donald Trump and Donald Trump Jr.

By Steve H. Hanke and Roger KopplSeptember 12, 2026

(Sm)all banks should compete on technology, not fear it

Community banks do not need to launch their own stablecoins—but they do need to offer digital-dollar and tokenized-payment options that keep customers’ payments, data and treasury relationships within the bank.

By John D’Agostino and Chris B. KennedySeptember 12, 2026

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Housing market: Mortgage rates rise for third straight week to highest level since June 2025 while home sales fall for third month in a row

Housing market: Mortgage rates rise for third straight week to highest level since June 2025 while home sales fall for third month in a row

By Michelle Chapman and The Associated PressSeptember 12, 2026

After attack on Saudi pipeline, Trump says Houthis don’t want the U.S. involved — ‘everything’s going to work out fine and dandy’

After attack on Saudi pipeline, Trump says Houthis don’t want the U.S. involved — ‘everything’s going to work out fine and dandy’

By The Associated PressSeptember 12, 2026

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Anthropic CEO calls to slow the race toward AI ‘superintelligence,’ and grants outside evaluators permanent access

By Beatrice NolanSeptember 12, 2026

‘No one was coming to save me’: How Reese Witherspoon built a $900 million company from a problem Hollywood wouldn’t fix

‘No one was coming to save me’: How Reese Witherspoon built a $900 million company from a problem Hollywood wouldn’t fix

By Sydney LakeSeptember 12, 2026

Jamie Dimon runs JPMorgan’s 300,000 employees—but says it beats rivals by fighting in Navy SEAL-sized teams

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Jamie Dimon runs JPMorgan’s 300,000 employees—but says it beats rivals by fighting in Navy SEAL-sized teams

By Marco Quiroz-GutierrezSeptember 12, 2026

IBM launched limb tracking at this year’s U.S. Open – and it’s scoring every tennis player’s serve for fans to see

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IBM launched limb tracking at this year’s U.S. Open – and it’s scoring every tennis player’s serve for fans to see

By Benjamin SnyderSeptember 12, 2026

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The Chamber of Commerce and the College Board on the missing subject in American high schools: business

By Neil Bradley and Greg WalkerSeptember 12, 2026

Boards were built for a vertical world. Risk has gone horizontal

By Jane SadowskySeptember 12, 2026

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It’s time to dump time zones

By Steve H. HankeJuly 18, 2026

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Goldman Sachs CEO says he’d hire someone ‘smart enough’ over the smartest person in the world because ultimately experience trumps brains

By Emma BurleighJuly 18, 2026

Backstabbing is the new office norm: Gen Z and millennials are blame-shifting, snitching, and setting others up to fail—but so are managers

Backstabbing is the new office norm: Gen Z and millennials are blame-shifting, snitching, and setting others up to fail—but so are managers

By Orianna Rosa RoyleJuly 18, 2026

Landon Donovan, wearing a suit and holding a microphone, smiles.

U.S. soccer star Landon Donovan was raised by a single mom and said he wouldn’t break though today because youth sports have gotten too expensive

By Sasha RogelbergJuly 18, 2026

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‘I’m an example of what I’ve preached’: Dan Ives knows AI has a ‘PR problem’ but it led to his massive career change after 25 years on Wall Street

By Nick LichtenbergJuly 18, 2026

Peter Thiel just gave the public its closest look yet at his ‘Antichrist’ theory—and it’s a tech and climate regulator

By Nick LichtenbergJuly 18, 2026

Svenja Gudell, Chief Economist, Indeed

Indeed chief economist: Aging Baby Boomers are America’s real labor problem, not AI

By Svenja GudellJuly 18, 2026

SpaceX stock falls back to earth shortly after Wall Street analysts release florid targets: ‘Paving the superhighway to the stars’

SpaceX stock falls back to earth shortly after Wall Street analysts release florid targets: ‘Paving the superhighway to the stars’

By Shawn TullyJuly 18, 2026

Cybercriminals are cashing in on the World Cup by selling stolen streaming accounts

Cybercriminals are cashing in on the World Cup by selling stolen streaming accounts

By Tatiana SatauaJuly 18, 2026

After the Supreme Court killed his first tariffs, Trump turns to a new legal workaround to impose 25% tariffs on Brazil and possibly others

After the Supreme Court killed his first tariffs, Trump turns to a new legal workaround to impose 25% tariffs on Brazil and possibly others

By Marco Quiroz-GutierrezJuly 17, 2026

The Best Vitamins for Kids (2026): Support Their Immunity, Growth, and More

The Best Vitamins for Kids (2026): Support Their Immunity, Growth, and More

By Emily PharesJuly 17, 2026

Commercial auto insurance explained for business owners

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Commercial auto insurance explained for business owners

By Joseph HostetlerJuly 17, 2026

So you want to buy a sports franchise? Why entering sports ownership gives the rich a ‘very elite and exclusive club’ with great tax benefits

So you want to buy a sports franchise? Why entering sports ownership gives the rich a ‘very elite and exclusive club’ with great tax benefits

By Catherina GioinoJuly 17, 2026

Jensen Huang’s signature black leather jacket just sold at Sotheby’s for nearly $1 million—and the money is going to young tech builders

Jensen Huang’s signature black leather jacket just sold at Sotheby’s for nearly $1 million—and the money is going to young tech builders

By Sydney LakeJuly 17, 2026

Businesses are experimenting with cheaper Chinese AI models as U.S. rivals get more expensive

Businesses are experimenting with cheaper Chinese AI models as U.S. rivals get more expensive

By Tatiana SatauaJuly 17, 2026

NordicTrack X24 Treadmill Review (2026): Expert Reviewed

NordicTrack X24 Treadmill Review (2026): Expert Reviewed

By Christina SnyderJuly 17, 2026

Sarah Friar, CFO of OpenAI

OpenAI’s CFO: 4 questions that reveal if your AI spend is paying off

By Sheryl EstradaJuly 17, 2026

Markets may have just experienced their second DeepSeek shock, this time thanks to a Chinese AI lab named after a Pink Floyd album

Markets may have just experienced their second DeepSeek shock, this time thanks to a Chinese AI lab named after a Pink Floyd album

By Nicholas GordonJuly 17, 2026

Raj Subramaniam, CEO of FedEx

FedEx’s CEO landed his first job by taking a roommate’s abandoned interview. Now he’s running a $75 billion shipping giant

By Emma BurleighJuly 17, 2026

Spain's national team players stand on the left while Argentina's national players stand on the right.

World Cup final is already the biggest ever prediction market as Kalshi bets top $1.27 billion—with Spain favored to beat Argentina

By Camila Grigera NaónJuly 17, 2026

The AI boom is increasingly built on debt, but investor demand is plunging just as hyperscalers ramp up their bond blitz

The AI boom is increasingly built on debt, but investor demand is plunging just as hyperscalers ramp up their bond blitz

By Jason MaJuly 17, 2026

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‘What a wonderful group of people’: Sam Adams beer founder said the Scots were consuming one every 12 seconds at their World Cup peak

By Dee-Ann Durbin and The Associated PressJuly 17, 2026

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Europe’s lack of preparation for the brutal heat wave this year killed an extra 10,000 people, records show

By The Associated PressJuly 17, 2026

Xi offers AI olive branch to the world, calling for ‘symphony of global cooperation’

By Han Guan Ng, Chan Ho-Him and The Associated PressJuly 17, 2026

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Broadcast networks wrestle with whether to air Trump’s conspiracy theories or get sanctioned for dropping him

By Jocelyn Noveck and The Associated PressJuly 17, 2026

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How a Californian DNA lab solved the oldest John Doe in American history

By Allen Breed and The Associated PressJuly 17, 2026

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Meet the Texas monk with no phone, no account —and millions of followers online

By Deepa Bharath and The Associated PressJuly 17, 2026

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ICE officer in fatal Maine shooting had history of mental health crises, Congress learns in ‘bombshell’ report

By Lisa Mascaro and The Associated PressJuly 17, 2026

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‘We shouldn’t be playing the game’: athletes sound off as smoke chokes U.S. sports

By The Associated PressJuly 17, 2026

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With a $15 billion net worth, Palantir CEO Alex Karp predicts he will get 20x richer from AI—but that middle-class workers will get just modest raises

By Preston ForeJuly 17, 2026

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