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She grew Salesforce’s team by 600% in South Asia. Meet one of India’s most powerful women

She grew Salesforce’s team by 600% in South Asia. Meet one of India’s most powerful women

Arundhati Bhattacharya went from the State Bank of India to tech.

By Angelica AngMay 22, 2026

Svenja Gudell, chief economist at Indeed

Indeed chief economist says we’re entering an era of ‘great mismatch’ thanks to a generational imbalance of workers

By Emma BurleighMay 22, 2026

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Steve Wozniak says he didn’t cofound Apple to ‘make money’—he only did it because he was rejected by HP 5 times, and for years his pay was just $50

By Preston ForeMay 22, 2026

Bolt’s cofounder scrapped its HR department. This CEO says people management is key to thriving in the AI age

Bolt’s cofounder scrapped its HR department. This CEO says people management is key to thriving in the AI age

By Diane BradyMay 22, 2026

A year in the life at HP: What matters to its sustainability lead in May 2026?

By Francesca CassidyMay 22, 2026

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McKinsey studied 200 family business successions. The biggest problem wasn’t the heir — it was the outgoing CEO

By Acha Leke and Chaitali MukherjeeMay 22, 2026

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I’ve led companies through every major tech disruption. AI washing is the same mistake, every time

Leaders using AI to justify workforce cuts are missing the real opportunity to build more capable organizations.

By Himanshu PalsuleMay 22, 2026

Founder of Ms. Anti Work says her ‘lazy girl job’ allowed her to only work a few hours a day—and she built her media company on the side

Gabrielle Judge, a content creator known as “Ms. Anti Work,” has built an empire helping others decenter the 9-to-5 hustle and adopt a softer approach to work.

By Emma BurleighMay 22, 2026

Ro Khanna blames ‘clueless’ boomers for Gen Z booing AI: They handed over a ‘broken economy’

“Young people are anxious, that they’re economically frustrated, and they view AI with deep anxiety and suspicion, not as some kind of great thing.”

By Jake AngeloMay 21, 2026

Top economist Tyler Cowen on the biggest problem of the AI age: not mass unemployment but adjusting to a new reality

“I think for the vast majority of Americans, it will actually feel more normal, maybe happier,” Cowen said. But lawyers and bankers are in for a shock.

By Nick LichtenbergMay 22, 2026

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You wouldn’t put your entire 401(k) in one stock. Why are you doing it with your credit card points?

You wouldn’t put your entire 401(k) in one stock. Why are you doing it with your credit card points?

Diversifying your credit card points means you’re safe from point devaluations at your favorite airline.

By Catherina GioinoMay 22, 2026

McKinsey partner says up to 50% of work hours could be transformed within the next 5 years

Anu Madgavkar, a partner at the McKinsey Global Institute, predicts that up to half of professionals’ working lives could be transformed by the turn of the decade.

By Emma BurleighMay 21, 2026

MacKenzie Scott gave away more than $7 billion last year—but her secretive style got her snubbed from a top donors list

“MacKenzie Scott is among the notable absences on the Philanthropy 50 list,” the Chronicle of Philanthropy said.

By Sydney LakeMay 21, 2026

Jeff Bezos wants the bottom half of earners to pay zero income tax—he says nurses making just $75K should save $12K a year

Billionaire Amazon founder, Jeff Bezos, says the bottom 50% of Americans should pay no federal income tax—and he plans to pitch the idea to President Trump.

By Preston ForeMay 21, 2026

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Cloudflare posted record revenue, then cut 20% of its workforce. CEO Matthew Prince says AI has made an entire category of workers obsolete

Prince said in a recent Wall Street Journal op-ed that the company would cut “measurers” while prioritizing hiring of “builders” and “sellers.”

By Jake AngeloMay 21, 2026

Meta laid off 10% of its workforce as Mark Zuckerberg warns that in the AI race ‘success isn’t a given’

Meta in the first quarter reported $56.31 billion in revenue, its biggest year-over-year increase in five years.

By Marco Quiroz-GutierrezMay 21, 2026

Ex-Facebook exec Sheryl Sandberg says the 10-year career plan is dead thanks to AI: ‘Don’t script your career when the future is uncertain,’ she warns Gen Z

The former Meta says rigid career plans will backfire: “If I had one, I would have missed the internet,” Sheryl Sandberg warned Gen Z.

By Orianna Rosa RoyleMay 21, 2026

Intuit CFO on why the company is simplifying its structure

CFO Sandeep Aujla says Intuit is flattening management layers and reorganizing around AI, speed, and long-term growth.

By Sheryl EstradaMay 21, 2026

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A Nobel economist figured out 60 years ago that people learn best on the job. The Atlanta Fed says AI is making that almost impossible

Kenneth Arrow argued that experience-based knowledge ripples through the entire economy. Automating entry-level jobs doesn’t just hurt young workers, it could hollow out the companies doing the cutting.

By Tristan BoveMay 21, 2026

A ‘proudly autistic’ workplace expert says putting neurodivergent employees in a typical office is like dropping a polar bear in Austin, Texas

Daniel Wendler says most companies are unknowingly suppressing their neurodivergent workers — and leaving a serious competitive advantage behind.

By Tristan BoveMay 20, 2026

A dating expert says ghosting and quiet quitting are the same problem at their core, and corporate life has more to learn from romance than it admits

Lakshmi Rengarajan, founder of How to Date Humans, says dating may be the best guide to fixing what’s broken at work.

By Marco Quiroz-GutierrezMay 20, 2026

Pay transparency is exposing a bigger problem: Most companies can’t explain why they pay what they pay

Syndio’s CEO and the founder of Salary Transparent Street told Fortune workers aren’t just demanding to know what their colleagues earn—they want to know why. Most employers can’t tell them.

By Sydney LakeMay 20, 2026

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Health Kaged Whey Protein Isolate Review (2026): Our Honest Opinions

By Emily PharesMay 22, 2026

Politics ‘You kind of ruined it with your trans obsession’: House points fingers as Smithsonian Women’s museum funding fails

By Lisa Mascaro and The Associated PressMay 22, 2026

Economy They created AI nudes that got millions of views online. Now they’re being charged with crimes

By Jake Offenhartz and The Associated PressMay 22, 2026

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Personal Finance Best private student loans in May 2026

By Joseph HostetlerMay 22, 2026

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Cybersecurity A school district’s lawsuit against Meta for mental health costs was set for trial next month. Zuckerberg settled

By Barbara Ortutay and The Associated PressMay 22, 2026

Energy Gavin Newsom takes rare step of telling Californians to avoid Chevron: ‘Big Oil is already making billions off Trump’s Iran War’

By Sophie Austin and The Associated PressMay 22, 2026

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North America Fired bird conservationist settles with state of Florida over Charlie Kirk dispute for $485,000

By Hannah Schoenbaum and The Associated PressMay 22, 2026

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Politics ‘Earth-shaking event for New York pizza’ looms as flour ban hits 80% of crusts citywide

By Jake Offenhartz and The Associated PressMay 22, 2026

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C-Suite Bard College president steps down, months after his deep ties to Jeffrey Epstein were revealed

By The Associated PressMay 2, 2026

C-Suite Marriott CEO on why you have to defend both DEI and ICE’s right to a hotel room: Dictating values is a ‘bad place for the country’
By Nick LichtenbergApril 30, 2026

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Economy Gen Z is rebelling against the economy with ‘disillusionomics,’ tackling near 6-figure debt by turning life into a giant list of income streams

By Jacqueline MunisMay 2, 2026

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Success CEO writes hundreds of thank you notes to staff and still eats in the break room—which ‘always, for whatever reason, blows new employees away’

By Preston ForeMay 2, 2026

Suze Orman once said earning more than $800,000 would make her ‘sick to my stomach’—but that turning down Oprah Winfrey cured her self-doubt

Success Suze Orman once said earning more than $800,000 would make her ‘sick to my stomach’—but that turning down Oprah Winfrey cured her self-doubt

By Orianna Rosa RoyleMay 2, 2026

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AI Big Tech is shelling out up to $1 million for new hires who will never have to write a line of code

By Sydney LakeMay 2, 2026

Berkshire’s cash pile hits $397.4 billion as profit more than doubles, but annual meeting attendance falls sharply without Warren Buffett as CEO

Investing Berkshire’s cash pile hits $397.4 billion as profit more than doubles, but annual meeting attendance falls sharply without Warren Buffett as CEO

By Josh Funk and The Associated PressMay 2, 2026

C-Suite How AstraZeneca’s 17,000 AI-certified employees are helping it reach a ‘stretch goal’ of $80 billion in revenue
By Sheryl EstradaApril 30, 2026

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Commentary The American household just took an 81% margin cut. Wall Street hasn’t priced it in

By Katica RoyMay 2, 2026

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Commentary Stop donating to Harvard and the Ivy League. There’s a better option that MacKenzie Scott already figured out

By Ed Smith-LewisMay 2, 2026

Blackstone’s Steve Schwarzman built a program to teach young leaders about China. It’s harder to get into than Harvard

C-Suite Blackstone’s Steve Schwarzman built a program to teach young leaders about China. It’s harder to get into than Harvard

By Shawn TullyMay 2, 2026

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C-Suite Billionaires have a problem money can’t solve: They don’t know how to talk to their kids

By Nick LichtenbergMay 1, 2026

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Energy Utility CEOs pocket $626 million as American energy bills hit record highs

By Tristan BoveMay 1, 2026

Conferences Hyatt’s CEO has built a ‘family’ culture for 20 years. Now he’s leaning on it
By Nick LichtenbergApril 30, 2026

Fortune 500 Power Moves: Which executives gained and lost power this week (April 25–May 1, 2026)

C-Suite Fortune 500 Power Moves: Which executives gained and lost power this week (April 25–May 1, 2026)

By Fortune EditorsMay 1, 2026

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Success Forget Big Tech: Small businesses will hire nearly 1 million grads in 2026—and some of the hottest roles are gloriously AI-proof

By Emma BurleighMay 1, 2026

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Success MIT AI expert warns automating Gen Z entry-level jobs could backfire—and cost companies their future workforce

By Preston ForeMay 1, 2026

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Commentary Former Miami Mayor Francis Suarez: Why I’m joining Stephen Ross and Ken Griffin in betting big on ambitious business leaders

By Francis SuarezMay 1, 2026

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Law Elon Musk gets testy on the stand: ‘I thought I had started a nonprofit with OpenAI but they stole it’

By Barbara Ortutay and The Associated PressMay 1, 2026

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Commentary Tesla’s former HR chief: the AI layoff panic Is built on a false premise—here’s what most workers need to know

By Valerie Capers WorkmanMay 1, 2026

AI Meet the Americans dismissing AI hype and using it with ingenuity: ‘The efficiencies gained out of it have been tremendous’

By Cathy Bussewitz and The Associated PressMay 1, 2026

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Personal Finance Scott Bessent on financial literacy: ‘it drives me crazy’ to see young men in blue-collar construction jobs playing the lottery

By Fatima Hussein and The Associated PressMay 1, 2026

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Europe As the world swelters, companies scramble for ways to keep everyone cool

By Kamal AhmedMay 1, 2026

Apple CEO Tim Cook in Washington, D.C. on December 10, 2025. (Tom Williams/CQ-Roll Call/Getty Images)

Newsletters Tim Cook’s advice for Apple’s next CEO

By Andrew NuscaMay 1, 2026

Newly appointed Apple CEO John Ternus (left) with outgoing CEO Tim Cook in Cupertino, Calif. (Photo courtesy Apple)

Politics Apple’s new CEO said he will continue the company’s tradition of secrecy—and Wall Street loved it

By Jim EdwardsMay 1, 2026

Brian Niccol’s nascent Starbucks turnaround starts with treating workers better

Newsletters Brian Niccol’s nascent Starbucks turnaround starts with treating workers better

By Phil WahbaMay 1, 2026

Hitting the ‘GenAI wall’: Where generative AI stops working, and what it means for your talent strategy

AI Hitting the ‘GenAI wall’: Where generative AI stops working, and what it means for your talent strategy

By François Candelon and Iavor BojinovMay 1, 2026

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Commentary The U.S. economy is booming — just not where 50 million Americans live

By Derek KilmerMay 1, 2026

Tim Cook reveals the advice he gave Apple’s next CEO: The most important decision he’ll make is ‘where he spends his time’

Big Tech Tim Cook reveals the advice he gave Apple’s next CEO: The most important decision he’ll make is ‘where he spends his time’

By Alexei OreskovicApril 30, 2026

North America GM just boosted its U.S. manufacturing spend to $6 billion in one year—and it may be returning to the idea that made it great

By Nick LichtenbergApril 30, 2026

Premium card perks are ‘designed to create a win-win-win for everyone’ but customers are paying with heavy annual fees and data

Personal Finance Premium card perks are ‘designed to create a win-win-win for everyone’ but customers are paying with heavy annual fees and data

By Catherina GioinoApril 30, 2026

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Success Public schools in Texas banned cellphones. One district has already seen 200,000 more library books checked out

By Preston ForeApril 30, 2026

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Success Multimillionaire hedge fund manager Bill Perkins says money should ‘drive your fulfillment while you’re alive’—so he’s spending it all before he dies

By Emma BurleighApril 30, 2026

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