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These industries will lead hiring in the next decade, with just one sector accounting for more than a third of all new jobs
These industries will lead hiring in the next decade, with just one sector accounting for more than a third of all new jobs

The healthcare and social assistance industry, which will expand employment by 2.2 million over the next decade.

By Jason MaSeptember 5, 2026
Jordan Watkins #17 of the San Francisco 49ers signals first down after catching a pass against the Tennessee Titans in the first half at Levi's Stadium.
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Jessica Pegula with a clutched fist and a tennis racket.
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By Preston ForeSeptember 5, 2026
Josh Kushner says Thrive would have stayed away from FIFA’s $4.2 billion World Cup deal if it had known what was coming
Josh Kushner says Thrive would have stayed away from FIFA’s $4.2 billion World Cup deal if it had known what was coming
By Marco Quiroz-GutierrezSeptember 4, 2026
Job seekers are waiting for the ‘September Surge.’ Economists say there’s something behind the hype and explain why it’s a good time to apply
Job seekers are waiting for the ‘September Surge.’ Economists say there’s something behind the hype and explain why it’s a good time to apply
By Tatiana SatauaSeptember 5, 2026
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EY-Parthenon chief economist Gregory Daco says that the economy’s surprising productivity gains so far predate AI.

By Eva RoytburgSeptember 4, 2026
Google shipped four Gemini Flash models in 106 days. But its flagship frontier model is still nowhere to be seen.

On DeepSWE, Gemini 3.8 tied Anthropic’s Claude Opus 5 at a 74% pass rate while costing about one-fifth as much, as Google’s promised Gemini 3.5 Pro remains in limbo.

By Wen ShaoSeptember 3, 2026
Uber is cutting 3,300 jobs despite double-digit growth as it makes room for its robotaxi future

CEO Dara Khosrowshahi said the cuts will make Uber “faster and smarter” as it invests billions into autonomous vehicles.

By Mia OsmonbekovSeptember 3, 2026
One of the fastest-growing jobs in Silicon Valley sends engineers straight to customers’ offices to get AI up and running—and pays more than $188,000

Silicon Valley tech giants are copying Palantir’s playbook by hiring engineers to work directly with customers—and paying them nearly $200K to do so.

By Preston ForeSeptember 3, 2026
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Gloria Steinem went from living in a trailer to building a $10 million fortune—she told college grads to avoid chasing paychecks: ‘Money is boring’

The late Gloria Steinem spent decades advocating for women, including reproductive rights and equal pay, and continued working well into her 90s.

By Preston ForeSeptember 4, 2026
He failed the military pilot eye test—so he built a $1 million-a-day traffic company and bought flying lessons. Now he’s Top Gun’s stunt pilot 

Top Gun’s stunt pilot built a traffic company as a teen. Now he’s making millions—enough to fund flying lessons and a $2 million helicopter.

By Orianna Rosa RoyleSeptember 4, 2026
Billionaire wives are about to inherit a huge slice of the $6.6 trillion great wealth transfer—and 1,235 women stand to cash in by 2035

3,795 billionaires are going to pass on their fortunes to spouses, kids, and siblings—and wives are set to win big.

By Emma BurleighSeptember 3, 2026
Japan requires married couples to share a surname, so matchmakers are pairing singles who already have the same one to avoid changing it

A Japanese advocacy group helped organize the events to highlight a 128-year-old law that requires married couples to share the same surname.

By Marco Quiroz-GutierrezSeptember 3, 2026
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Europe doesn’t need any lessons on growth. On September 16, we’ll be revealing 500 reasons why 
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On September 16 we will reveal our annual Fortune 500 Europe list, and C-suite leaders from across Europe and the Middle East will be gathering in London for FCF to talk about growth and share successes and best practices.

By Kamal AhmedSeptember 3, 2026
Charter CFO’s move to Blackstone-Google AI venture signals where finance talent is flowing

Fischer’s exit after nearly a decade at Charter marks a bet on AI infrastructure over legacy cable.

By Sheryl EstradaSeptember 3, 2026
Tim Cook stepped down as Apple CEO, but the ‘Trump whisperer’ isn’t going anywhere

Cook is giving up Apple’s top job, but his years navigating Trump, tariffs, and China are still valuable enough for the tech giant to keep him close.

By Tatiana SatauaSeptember 3, 2026
Nextdoor CEO: After helping to pioneer online reviews, I’m trying to fix them

The cheaper it becomes to fake a recommendation, the more valuable real-world reputation becomes.

By Nirav ToliaSeptember 3, 2026
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Gen Z can’t figure out how to talk to their millennial and Gen X bosses—and it’s becoming a workplace crisis
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From email etiquette to office jargon, the unwritten rules of workplace communication are getting harder to read across generations.

By Tatiana SatauaSeptember 2, 2026
The real leadership crisis isn’t strategy. It’s that we’ve forgotten how to tell each other the truth

Many workplaces—and many families—are suffering from the same problem: We’re uncomfortable telling each other the truth.

By Pam Manfredo CurtisSeptember 1, 2026
Meet the CEO whose century-old company never laid off employees through the Great Depression, the recession, or Covid

The company even mapped out employees’ zip codes to help choose a location for a larger facility with more digestible commute times.

By Mia OsmonbekovSeptember 1, 2026
A leadership gap looms in Nordic and Benelux boardrooms

Long CEO tenures and a preference for insiders have left half of boardrooms in the Nordic and Benelux countries doubting their CEO’s skills match what the company needs to deliver.

By Sam BirchallSeptember 1, 2026
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