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Mark Cuban says he has the solution to growing income inequality, and it's to reward every employee—from CEO to janitor—with company stock

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'Dr. Doom' Nouriel Roubini says we're headed for universal basic income or 'some form of socialism' as AI revolutionizes work—He calls that optimistic

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Mark Cuban says he has the solution to growing income inequality, and it's to reward every employee—from CEO to janitor—with company stock

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‘I want to die broke’: Billionaire philanthropist Denny Sanford dies after giving away $4 billion

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'Dr. Doom' Nouriel Roubini says we're headed for universal basic income or 'some form of socialism' as AI revolutionizes work—He calls that optimistic

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Mathematicians grapple with a ‘very rapid and very unsettling change’ as AI cracks yet another century-old problem

Anthropic’s Levant Alpöge, a former Harvard valedictorian, used Claude’s Fable 5 to find something that mathematicians have failed to since 1939.

By Eva RoytburgJuly 21, 2026

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Jamie Dimon says six-figure shipyard jobs are the new ‘American Dream’—but candidates will need to endure hours of extreme heat, cold, and rain

By Preston ForeJuly 21, 2026

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Despite a $156 million contract, Knicks star Jalen Brunson still calls his parents for financial advice any time he makes a big purchase

By Emma BurleighJuly 21, 2026

What I keep hearing from Fortune 500 CEOs: ‘We have no idea what we’re actually paying for power’

By Kiran BhatrajuJuly 21, 2026

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Gen Z entrepreneur found a Wilt Chamberlain Lakers warm-up for $3.07 outside Portland — it was a $90,000 genuine article

By Claire Rush and The Associated PressJuly 21, 2026

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The California Pizza Kitchen story: how two lawyers quit the courtroom to reinvent restaurants

By Rick RosenfieldJuly 21, 2026

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The CEO who fired HR was right. About the wrong thing.

Ryan Breslow eliminated Bolt’s people function, then had to staff a “people ops” team to do the same job.

By KeyAnna SchmiedlJuly 21, 2026

Alliance for America’s Skilled Trades: Skilled trades shaped America’s past. Here’s how they can build America’s future

Ford, Carhartt, BlackRock and Google have created the Alliance for America’s Skilled Trades, as 2.1 million jobs could go unfilled by 2030.

By Jim Farley, Linda Hubbard, Bayo Ogunlesi and Ruth PoratJuly 21, 2026

$5 billion CEO says unemployed Gen Z should be out 3 days a week building their network: ‘Sometimes those jobs you want, they’re never published’

$5 billion Netskope CEO says the secret to landing a job these days isn’t just a perfect résumé—it’s showing up to enough dinners and networking events.

By Orianna Rosa RoyleJuly 21, 2026

Exclusive: KPMG and OpenAI bet the future of software is ‘headless’ — and the future of work is mostly talking

“You’re going to be talking more than you’re typing,” KPMG U.S. TMT leader Chad Seiler told Fortune about the future of work.

By Nick LichtenbergJuly 21, 2026

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Three women chop their way into the record books at Lumberjack World Championships

Competitors from nine countries gathered in Wisconsin, where three women set world records in chopping and boom running.

By The Associated Press and Ellen SchmidtJuly 20, 2026

LaLiga president says tech is already making the fan experience better, and it could solve football’s money problem too

This year’s World Cup has been technified, but it’s time for other soccer leagues to catch up and bring it to their domestic clubs.

By Catherina GioinoJuly 20, 2026

Spain’s Ferran Torres scored the winning goal in the World Cup—but just four years ago, he was in therapy and stuck in a ‘bottomless pit’

Ferran Torres said he “could not see a way out” after a $62.8 million Barcelona deal—and half of athletes struggle with mental health problems.

By Emma BurleighJuly 20, 2026

Mark Cuban says he has the solution to growing income inequality, and it’s to reward every employee—from CEO to janitor—with company stock

“I would like to see it so that every single CEO/founder/entrepreneur does what I did, which was to give equity to every single employee,” Cuban said.

By Sasha RogelbergJuly 20, 2026

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Jersey Mike’s tests how far investors will stretch on restaurant IPO valuations

Jersey Mike’s is aiming for a near-$8 billion listing, testing investors’ appetite for franchise-driven growth.

By Sheryl EstradaJuly 21, 2026

Jamie Dimon won’t put more of his own money into the long end of the bond market right now—thanks to the $39 trillion national debt

“These are very high debt numbers … Usually you have to have like a great recession or a depression to have or war to have numbers like that,” Dimon said.

By Eleanor PringleJuly 21, 2026

Volvo car CEO pushes back on Navarro’s ‘Pirate’ China comments

Chinese carmakers are steadily expanding their presence in Europe despite higher European Union tariffs on their electric vehicles

By Rafaela Lindeberg and BloombergJuly 20, 2026

FIFA President Infantino spent over 100 hours in the air during the 2026 World Cup amid pledge to reduce carbon emissions

Flight logs show the FIFA President utilized a private jet gifted by World Cup sponsor Qatar Airways to travel to 21 different airports throughout the tournament.

By The Associated Press and Rio YamatJuly 20, 2026

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The people sewing your clothes can’t see the stitches clearly — a $10 pair of glasses could unlock $27 billion in gains

A trial found every $1 spent on vision screening returned $3.37 in productivity: “Before I got the glasses, it took me a long time to thread the needle.”

By Al Emrun Garjon, Julhas Alam and The Associated PressJuly 19, 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

Gen Z and millennials are backstabbing their peers to get ahead—but who’s to blame them? Even bosses are playing dirty now that they’re back in the office.

By Orianna Rosa RoyleJuly 18, 2026

The legend of Cape Verde: How an island of half a million built the best team at the World Cup

Roberto Lopes almost deleted the LinkedIn message. Instead, he anchored a defense that stonewalled Spain and pushed Argentina to extra time.

By André MartinJuly 16, 2026

Esther Perel has a warning for executives: your workforce is suffering from social atrophy and AI is making it worse

Europe’s boardrooms have spent the past year fixated on productivity, AI adoption, and the search for growth in a stagnant economy. Esther Perel thinks they’re missing a more urgent problem.

By Sam BirchallJuly 17, 2026

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HUD suspends disaster funding to U.S. Virgin Islands housing authority, saying mismanagement has kept $1.3 billion from hurricane survivors

By Danica Coto and The Associated PressJuly 21, 2026

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Rich countries have cut road deaths by more than 30% in 30 years—but about 90% of fatal crashes now happen in poorer nations

By Mike Stobbe and The Associated PressJuly 21, 2026

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The rare ‘great conservation success story’ is happening off New England as $10 million over 10 years brings back the quirky oystercatcher bird

By Michael Casey and The Associated PressJuly 21, 2026

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Kalshi’s ‘chronically online’ war room figured out World Cup virality — and realized AI might be bringing back the monoculture

By Nick LichtenbergJuly 21, 2026

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Harvard took hundreds of millions from Chinese donors—now the DOJ is asking if Americans were left out on purpose

By Collin Binkley, Didi Tang and The Associated PressJuly 21, 2026

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Army veteran with ‘ICE Off Our Streets’ sign sets fire and opens pellet gun attack outside Manhattan immigration court, injuring three: authorities

By Michael R. Sisak, Jamie Stengle and The Associated PressJuly 21, 2026

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Alaska pilot takes six-pack plane seizure case to Supreme Court, citing ‘duty’ to make sure the Bill of Rights ‘actually means something’

By Michael Kunzelman and The Associated PressJuly 21, 2026

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Ray Dalio on stage with Fortune's Diane Brady at Fortune Global Forum this year.

I chatted to Ray Dalio’s AI doppelgänger: It claims there’s a 75% chance the AI bubble bursts in 2026, isn’t so worried about national debt—and wouldn’t say which stocks to avoid

By Eleanor PringleNovember 24, 2025

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Larry Summers takes leave from teaching role at Harvard after students catch his last classroom appearance on video
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By Ruth UmohNovember 24, 2025

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F1 has thrived by democratizing what was once a ‘look, don’t touch’ sport, says McLaren Racing CEO Zak Brown

By Diane BradyNovember 24, 2025

GoTo taps new CEO in step toward game-changing Grab takeover

GoTo taps new CEO in step toward game-changing Grab takeover

By Olivia Poh and BloombergNovember 24, 2025

Elon Musk once called DOGE ‘the chainsaw for bureaucracy,’ but it has quietly ceased to exist well ahead of schedule, report says

Elon Musk once called DOGE ‘the chainsaw for bureaucracy,’ but it has quietly ceased to exist well ahead of schedule, report says

By Jason MaNovember 23, 2025

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Six-figure earners are ‘living the illusion of affluence’ while working side hustles, skipping meals, and pretending Venmo’s not working

By Jason MaNovember 23, 2025

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Walmart wins the economic anxiety trade as cash-strapped Americans’ hunt for deals delivers another blowout quarter
By Anne D'Innocenzio and The Associated PressNovember 20, 2025

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Founder of $100 million company never unplugs from work, but encourages her team to have work-life balance: ‘They didn’t sign up to be entrepreneurs’

By Emma BurleighNovember 23, 2025

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Department of Education dismantling broke the law by failing to consult Native Americans, tribes say

By Graham Lee Brewer and The Associated PressNovember 23, 2025

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The exit economy is here. Black Women are paying the highest price

By Katica RoyNovember 22, 2025

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Trump’s FAA punishes most of nation’s air traffic workers by only giving $10,000 bonuses to the 776 with perfect shutdown attendance

By Josh Funk and The Associated PressNovember 22, 2025

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Shark Tank star Robert Herjavec says the best Gen Z career advice comes from Mark Cuban—it’s that nobody cares if you’re ‘passionate’

By Preston ForeNovember 22, 2025

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By Gita JoharNovember 20, 2025

Meet the Land O’Lakes exec bringing AI to the heart of American farming

Meet the Land O’Lakes exec bringing AI to the heart of American farming

By Ruth UmohNovember 21, 2025

Secretary of Transportation Sean Duffy and the Federal Aviation Administration announced Thursday it will give 776 air traffic controllers $10,000 bonuses for "perfect attendance."

Just 776 FAA employees will get Trump’s $10,000 bonus, but unions say thousands who worked during the shutdown were left out

By Nino PaoliNovember 21, 2025

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How to know if you’re an A, B, or C player, according to an elite recruiter who’s interviewed over 50,000 executives

By Dave SmithNovember 21, 2025

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Warren Buffett’s exit is ‘leadership at its most selfless,’ McKinsey CEO whisperer says. It’s a powerful lesson in Fortune 500 succession

By Nick LichtenbergNovember 21, 2025

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Google cofounder Larry Page overtakes Jeff Bezos as the third richest person in the world following an Alphabet stock surge

By Emma BurleighNovember 21, 2025

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Fortune 500 Power Moves: Which executives gained and lost power this week, Nov. 15-21, 2025

By Fortune EditorsNovember 21, 2025

Jeff Bezos’ most expensive investment is a $500 million custom superyacht that’s the largest in the world

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By Sydney LakeNovember 21, 2025

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Nvidia CEO says AI will actually make everyone a lot busier: ‘Everybody’s jobs will be different’

By Jessica CoacciNovember 21, 2025

How Principal Financial’s new CEO brought AI religion to the C-suite, and then worked to upskill 20,000 employees

By John KellNovember 21, 2025

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By Neil CostaNovember 21, 2025

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Skims founding partner Emma Grede says she routinely brushes up on her AI skills to "future-proof" her career.

Skims founding partner Emma Grede schedules an ‘AI day’ once every six weeks to future-proof her career: ‘It’s like do or die’

By Nino PaoliNovember 21, 2025

Sam Altman’s eye-scanning orb startup says employees should only care about work—for the good of humanity—otherwise ‘you should just not be here’

Sam Altman’s eye-scanning orb startup says employees should only care about work—for the good of humanity—otherwise ‘you should just not be here’

By Marco Quiroz-GutierrezNovember 21, 2025

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Southeast Asia needs to ‘think bigger’ if it wants to compete at the same level as the world’s biggest companies

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By Jonathan GanNovember 21, 2025

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By Paul Wiseman and The Associated PressNovember 20, 2025

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Gen Z men are flocking to quarter-zip pullovers—they’re trying to fake it until they make it in a job market stacked against them

By Nick LichtenbergNovember 20, 2025

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South Korean banks offer baby bonuses, flexible schedules, and years-long sabbaticals while U.S. women leave the workforce in droves

By Emma BurleighNovember 20, 2025

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Unemployment could hit 25% among recent grads and trigger ‘unprecedented’ social disruption thanks to AI, U.S. senator warns

By Preston ForeNovember 20, 2025

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