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MIT created duplicate AI workers to tackle thousands of different tasks. The verdict? Most of the time AI is still just ‘minimally sufficient’

AI is improving fast, but it has a long way to go before it can outperform humans in demanding tasks.

By Tristan BoveApril 3, 2026
Fortune 500 Power Moves: Which executives are gaining and losing power
Fortune 500 Power Moves: Which executives are gaining and losing power
By Fortune EditorsApril 3, 2026
Depressed worker feel tried after overwork and disappointed for his job or being fired.
The jobs report looks good ‘for the wrong reasons,’ top economist warns: It’s hiding how many Americans are giving up
By Eva RoytburgApril 3, 2026
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Only one U.S. university ranks in the world’s top 10 in STEM. Pfizer’s CEO is calling for change
By Preston ForeApril 3, 2026
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Starbucks is offering $1,200 bonuses, expanded tipping, and weekly payouts to boost the pay of its U.S. baristas
By Emma BurleighApril 3, 2026
Red Lobster is reportedly bringing back Endless Shrimp 2 years after the CEO vowed it would never return
Red Lobster is reportedly bringing back Endless Shrimp 2 years after the CEO vowed it would never return
By Sydney LakeApril 3, 2026
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AI adoption isn’t the hard part, it’s building employee agency

Tech leaders build the infrastructure. People leaders build the capability. Neither works alone.

By Teuila Hanson and Mohak ShroffApril 3, 2026
U.S. jobs report bounces back from dismal February with surprisingly strong 178,000 payrolls

The unemployment rate was down from 4.4% in February.

By Paul Wiseman and The Associated PressApril 3, 2026
Jack Dorsey and Roelof Botha think AI can make middle management obsolete 

The Silicon Valley execs want companies to function as a “mini artificial general intelligence,” and leave traditional corporate hierarchy behind.

By Jacqueline MunisApril 2, 2026
Leaders push for a ‘Manhattan Project’ and public-private solutions around AI and labor

Also: All the news and watercooler chat from Fortune.

By Diane BradyApril 3, 2026
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Success
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How AI and ‘experience creep’ are making it harder for new graduates to find jobs
How AI and ‘experience creep’ are making it harder for new graduates to find jobs

Recent graduates going into tech face a double bind: Fewer entry-level openings and employers demanding experience that’s nearly impossible to get.

By Claire ZillmanApril 3, 2026
The world’s wealthiest families adopt these 7 key habits for success, according to JPMorgan

The secret to building serious wealth comes down to how often you pick up a book—a habit top minds like Bill Gates and Warren Buffett embrace.

By Preston ForeApril 3, 2026
How Delta CEO Ed Bastian built a massive partnership with American Express that now generates over 10% of the airline’s revenue

Bastian said the two companies learned to stop competing for slices of the pie and start asking, “How do we make the pie bigger?”

By Sasha RogelbergApril 3, 2026
Cyprus and Ireland top list of best places to retire: As boomers are forced to ‘unretire,’ the only real solution is to move abroad

The U.S. once promised opportunity—and the U.K. stability—but now Malta, Malaysia, Uruguay, and Turkey outperform them in retirement rankings.

By Orianna Rosa RoyleApril 3, 2026
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The Walmart billionaires next door: Quiet backlash is brewing against the heirs who remade the retailer’s hometown
The Walmart billionaires next door: Quiet backlash is brewing against the heirs who remade the retailer’s hometown

The Walton family transformed Bentonville into a bike-friendly paradise. So why are residents so mad at them?

By Jessica MathewsApril 3, 2026
Ed Bastian took Delta from bankrupt to billions by putting employees first. He refuses to let AI disrupt that

Bastian’s leadership playbook includes sharing an email address publicly to gather feedback from customers and placing an emphasis on taking care of his employees.

By Fortune EditorsApril 2, 2026
Have a strong brand in a world of noise—it’s like having the only red T-shirt in a stadium full of white ones

Electric is no longer a compromise: Inside Volvo’s big bet on the EX60—and the CCO, Erik Severinson, selling skeptics on EVs.

By Kamal AhmedApril 2, 2026
12 Fortune 500 CEOs worked for Pepsi. Delta’s Ed Bastian explains why it’s a leadership factory

On Fortune’s Titans and Disruptors of Industry podcast, Bastian explained how PepsiCo’s cutthroat talent culture prepared him to lead the most profitable airline in the U.S.

By Preston ForeApril 2, 2026
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Jamie Dimon, office-work champion, vows his anti-remote culture ‘would crush you.’ The economy’s top talent begs to differ

JPMorgan’s CEO thinks in-person work makes companies more competitive. Most of the research says another thing about “the entitled non-complier.”

By Jake AngeloApril 1, 2026
HR leaders are drowning in decisions: Here’s how the best ones are getting ahead

Fortune convened a panel of experts from WPP, Cisco, and Syndio to glean their insights on the challenges facing CHROs in 2026 and the practical solutions that can help.

By Francesca CassidyApril 1, 2026
Liking corporate BS may be a sign you’re bad at decision-making, Cornell expert finds

Anyone can fall for BS, cognitive psychologist Shane Littrell says, but you may not want people who can’t detect it to run your company.

By Jacqueline MunisMarch 31, 2026
The real engine of innovation is trust

One in four Americans has a Synchrony credit card, and we take that level of trust seriously.

By Brian DoublesMarch 31, 2026
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By Nick LichtenbergApril 3, 2026
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EconomyJamie Dimon says the U.S. was right to go to war with Iran: ‘Why the western world put up with all these proxy wars for 45 years is kind of beyond me’
By Tristan BoveApril 3, 2026
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AIThe AI kill switch just got harder to find: LLM-powered chatbots will defy orders and deceive users if asked to delete another model, study finds
By Sasha RogelbergApril 3, 2026
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PoliticsBernie Sanders calls out Bezos, Musk, Bloomberg, and Buffett in billionaire tax push: ‘The richest people in America have never ever had it so good’
By Catherina GioinoApril 3, 2026
Energy markets are having a Wile E. Coyote moment as oil supplies go off a cliff, expert says
EnergyEnergy markets are having a Wile E. Coyote moment as oil supplies go off a cliff, expert says
By Jason MaApril 3, 2026
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Meet Luana Lopes Lara: The 29-year-old ex-ballerina spent college summers working for Ray Dalio and Ken Griffin—now she’s the youngest female self-made billionaire
SuccessMeet Luana Lopes Lara: The 29-year-old ex-ballerina spent college summers working for Ray Dalio and Ken Griffin—now she’s the youngest female self-made billionaire
By Orianna Rosa RoyleDecember 4, 2025
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    By Nick LichtenbergDecember 2, 2025
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Future of WorkAI is reshaping the rhythm of the workweek–and leaders need to pay attention
By David ShimDecember 4, 2025
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PoliticsDelta took $200 million hit from longest government shutdown in history, filings reveal
By Rio Yamat and The Associated PressDecember 4, 2025
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AIGoogle VP says the AI revolution is just a matter of time: ‘The younger generation is really feeling like it’s a native part of how they work’
By Nick LichtenbergDecember 4, 2025
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NewslettersCEOs are making the business case for AI—and dispelling talk of a bubble
By Diane BradyDecember 4, 2025
Boston Celtics head coach Joe Mazzulla stands on the court with his arms folded
Workplace CultureYou don’t need to have fun at work—take it from NBA head coach Joe Mazzulla: ‘Fun is a cop-out sometimes when things aren’t going well’
By Dave SmithDecember 4, 2025
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    SuccessHarvard MBA grads are landing jobs paying $184K—but a record number are still ditching the corporate world and choosing entrepreneurship instead
    By Preston ForeDecember 2, 2025
Andrew Ross Sorkin and Alex Karp speak onstage during The New York Times DealBook Summit 2025 at Jazz at Lincoln Center on December 03, 2025 in New York City.
C-SuiteAlex Karp claps back at Wall Street critics who think he’s an ‘arrogant prick’: ‘If you’re right a lot, maybe exerting that you’re going to be right tomorrow is pretty important’
By Eva RoytburgDecember 4, 2025
How two leaders used design thinking and a focus on outcomes to transform two Fortune 500 giants
Workplace CultureHow two leaders used design thinking and a focus on outcomes to transform two Fortune 500 giants
By Christina PantinDecember 4, 2025
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SuccessThe wealthy 1% are turning to new status symbols that can’t be bought—and it’s hurting Dior, Versace, and Burberry
By Emma BurleighDecember 3, 2025
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AIInside Silicon Valley’s ‘soup wars’: Why Mark Zuckerberg and OpenAI are hand-delivering soup to poach talent
By Eva RoytburgDecember 3, 2025
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Big TechAlex Karp credits his dyslexia for Palantir’s $415 billion success: ‘There is no playbook a dyslexic can master … therefore we learn to think freely’
By Lily Mae LazarusDecember 3, 2025
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    Workplace Culture‘Ambulances had to be called, it was a whole thing’: How HR leaders deal with too much fun at holiday parties
    By Vicky Valet and HR BrewDecember 2, 2025
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PoliticsBillionaire spacewalker pleads his case to lead NASA, again, in Senate hearing
By Marcia Dunn and The Associated PressDecember 3, 2025
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LawLawyer blasts UPS for favoring profits over safety after fiery, deadly crash in Kentucky
By Jeffrey Collins and The Associated PressDecember 3, 2025
Only social media platforms with ‘real humanity’ will survive, investor and Reddit cofounder Alexis Ohanian says
Startups & VentureOnly social media platforms with ‘real humanity’ will survive, investor and Reddit cofounder Alexis Ohanian says
By Fortune EditorsDecember 3, 2025
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LawLarry Summers banned for life from American Economic Association
By The Associated PressDecember 3, 2025
Dave’s Hot Chicken is placing broad bets on AI to give the restaurant chain an edge in the chicken wars
NewslettersDave’s Hot Chicken is placing broad bets on AI to give the restaurant chain an edge in the chicken wars
By John KellDecember 3, 2025
Scott Galloway got mostly B’s and C’s in high school, never studied for the SAT, and had to try twice to get into UCLA. Now he’s worth $150 million
SuccessScott Galloway got mostly B’s and C’s in high school, never studied for the SAT, and had to try twice to get into UCLA. Now he’s worth $150 million
By Sydney LakeDecember 3, 2025
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SuccessWhile Billie Eilish slams non-philanthropic billionaires, this CEO says telling people what to do with their cash is ‘invasive’ and to ‘butt out’
By Jessica CoacciDecember 3, 2025
Designer Kevin Bethune: Bringing ‘disparate disciplines around the table’ is how leaders can ‘problem solve the future’
Workplace CultureDesigner Kevin Bethune: Bringing ‘disparate disciplines around the table’ is how leaders can ‘problem solve the future’
By Fortune EditorsDecember 3, 2025
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C-SuiteTony Cuccio started with $200 selling beauty products on Venice Beach. Then he brought gel nails to the masses—and forged a $2 billion empire
By Dave SmithDecember 3, 2025
Bitcoin’s biggest booster Michael Saylor fights to stave off an $8 billion collapse and being the first major crypto domino to fall
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By Jeff John RobertsDecember 3, 2025
Microsoft AI’s design head wants her team to be AI-native by the end of the fiscal year
AIMicrosoft AI’s design head wants her team to be AI-native by the end of the fiscal year
By Angelica AngDecember 3, 2025
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SuccessGen Z grads in the U.K. are earning 30% less than millennials did—new data shows the degree payoff is collapsing
By Preston ForeDecember 3, 2025
L’Oréal exec cut her teeth at luxury brands Chanel and Kiehl’s. Like Walmart’s CEO she says the secret to her success was always saying yes
SuccessL’Oréal exec cut her teeth at luxury brands Chanel and Kiehl’s. Like Walmart’s CEO she says the secret to her success was always saying yes
By Orianna Rosa RoyleDecember 3, 2025
Michael Dell, chairman and chief executive officer of Dell Inc., from left, his wife Susan Dell, and US President Donald Trump during an announcement on "Trump Accounts" for children in the Roosevelt Room of the White House in Washington, DC, US, on Tuesday, Dec. 2, 2025.
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By Diane BradyDecember 3, 2025
Binance names cofounder Yi He as new co-CEO
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By Jeff John RobertsDecember 3, 2025
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By Jeremy KahnDecember 2, 2025
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By Jessica CoacciDecember 2, 2025
Instagram CEO calls staff back to the office 5 days a week to build a ‘winning culture’—while canceling every recurring meeting
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By Marco Quiroz-GutierrezDecember 2, 2025
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