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UFO files show Buzz Aldrin saw a ‘sizeable’ object close to the moon and a ‘fairly bright light source’ that the Apollo 11 crew felt could be a laser

UFO files show Buzz Aldrin saw a ‘sizeable’ object close to the moon and a ‘fairly bright light source’ that the Apollo 11 crew felt could be a laser

On Friday, Pentagon began releasing a new batch of files on UFOs.

By Seung Min Kim, Collin Binkley and The Associated PressMay 9, 2026

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Johnson & Johnson CEO: America’s innovation advantage starts with health

By Joaquin DuatoMay 9, 2026

Qualcomm’s CEO is working with ‘pretty much all’ major AI players on top-secret devices—and powering OpenAI’s first push into hardware

Qualcomm’s CEO is working with ‘pretty much all’ major AI players on top-secret devices—and powering OpenAI’s first push into hardware

By Eva RoytburgMay 9, 2026

Goldman Sachs’ tech boss says tracking individual AI usage isn’t useful. He just watches how fast his 12,000 engineers move from idea to production

Goldman Sachs’ tech boss says tracking individual AI usage isn’t useful. He just watches how fast his 12,000 engineers move from idea to production

By Marco Quiroz-GutierrezMay 8, 2026

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Tim Cook and Reed Hastings just showed every CEO how to leave gracefully

By Paul HardartMay 9, 2026

Companies are abandoning ‘peanut butter’ raises as pay-for-performance takes over the workplace in the AI era

Companies are abandoning ‘peanut butter’ raises as pay-for-performance takes over the workplace in the AI era

By Marco Quiroz-GutierrezMay 9, 2026

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Michael Saylor says remarks about selling Bitcoin were intended to jam short-sellers and ‘haters’

Michael Saylor says remarks about selling Bitcoin were intended to jam short-sellers and ‘haters’

Saylor, the chairman of Strategy, told Fortune that his comments about selling Bitcoin sought to protect his stock from crashing.

By Ben WeissMay 8, 2026

Apple promised a smarter Siri, but a lawsuit says it didn’t deliver—and you can get up to $95 back

Apple agreed to pay $250 million to settle a class action lawsuit that alleges the tech giant overpromised its Siri features.

By Catherina GioinoMay 8, 2026

Apple AirPods with cameras are coming

In today’s edition: Apple AirPods upgrade, CloudFlare AI cuts, Google Fitbit Air. Plus: Airbnb, Coinbase, CoreWeave, EU, Kalshi, Lyft, Ramp.

By Andrew NuscaMay 8, 2026

Fortune 500 Power Moves: Which executives gained and lost power this week

See which Fortune 500 companies are making changes to their C-suite ranks.

By Fortune EditorsMay 8, 2026

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Anthropic grew 80-fold in a single quarter. Now it’s renting Elon Musk’s data center to cope

Anthropic grew 80-fold in a single quarter. Now it’s renting Elon Musk’s data center to cope

CEO Dario Amodei said he’s hoping eventually Anthropic will have a “more normal” expansion.

By Marco Quiroz-GutierrezMay 8, 2026

Brian Schimpf has been quietly running Anduril since its earliest days. And once he’s talking, he has a lot to say

Anduril CEO Brian Schimpf on the war in Iran, the future of autonomous weapons, and where the $30.5 billion company goes from here.

By Allie GarfinkleMay 8, 2026

Silicon Valley sees only one ‘sane’ Democrat running for governor: a 43-year-old former tech executive

San Jose Mayor Matt Mahan is tech’s favorite candidate to be the next leader of California.

By Trân Nguyễn and The Associated PressMay 7, 2026

Anthropic’s SpaceX compute deal comes as AI data center backlash grows—fueled by both real grievances and conspiracy theories

The scramble to build ever-larger AI campuses is fueling both legitimate community concerns and increasingly bizarre online fears

By Sharon GoldmanMay 7, 2026

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The job market is healing for everyone—except in the office

The April jobs report showed America is hiring again at the strongest pace in over a year, but white-collar sectors keep shedding workers, and AI may be part of why.

By Eva RoytburgMay 8, 2026

Is quarterly reporting hurting investors or helping them? The SEC just weighed in—and the debate is far from over

The proposal is optional, but critics say fewer quarterly reports could weaken transparency in public markets.

By Sheryl EstradaMay 8, 2026

Why CEO Bill McDermott says ServiceNow’s 39% stock crash is Saaspocalypse ‘nonsense’ and why AI will make it a trillion-dollar company

In an in-depth interview with Fortune, the ServiceNow CEO explains how AI provides a tailwind to its business and how Wall Street is missing the point.

By Alexei OreskovicMay 8, 2026

Wall Street piles into ‘NACHO’ bet on looming oil shortages in June

Everything you need to know before you reach the office this morning.

By Jim EdwardsMay 8, 2026

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Why energy storage is moving beyond the capex debate

For years, the storage sector fixated on upfront capital cost. The real cost curve — reliability, operability and bankability — is coming into focus.

By Amanda SimonianMay 7, 2026

Exclusive: Gusto crosses $1 billion in 12-month trailing revenue

The HR software company, valued at $9.3 billion, was founded in 2011. Here’s how they went from zero to a billion.

By Allie GarfinkleMay 7, 2026

Americans are busy getting angry and throwing a fit about AI while the Chinese use it to book travel, order food and hail rides

“Just as carriages were eventually replaced by trains, this is bound to happen.”

By Chan Ho-Him and The Associated PressMay 6, 2026

Mark Zuckerberg once gave a Facebook engineer startup advice at 2 a.m. while ‘hanging out with all the interns’—she quit and raised millions after

Mark Zuckerberg told his former Facebook engineer Sophie Novati: “Figure out a way to capture people’s valuable attention.”

By Orianna Rosa RoyleMay 6, 2026

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Student hackers get revenge on final exams as ‘ShinyHunters’ takes down nearly 9,000 schools study software

Cyber threat analyst Luke Connolly described ShinyHunters as a loose affiliation of teenagers and young adults based in the U.S. and the U.K.

By Heather Hollingsworth and The Associated PressMay 8, 2026

Stripe CEO Patrick Collison says a wave of token theft is wreaking havoc on the AI economy

Patrick Collison warned that token theft is so rampant many AI startups will have to stop offering free trials.

By Jeff John RobertsMay 7, 2026

Jamie Dimon and Dario Amodei sidestep question about whether the AI cyber ‘freakout’ is warranted

The two most powerful men in the AI-finance nexus, making their first onstage appearance together, were asked if a cybersecurity “freakout” is warranted. They didn’t say yes or no.

By Nick LichtenbergMay 5, 2026

Gen Alpha is using makeup to pass age verification tech online. One mom caught her son using an eyebrow pencil

The youth are no longer wearing makeup to sneak into the newest bar: they’re drawing on mustaches to get into the next hottest club, the Internet.

By Catherina GioinoMay 5, 2026

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UK moves warship to Middle East for potential Hormuz mission

Politics UK moves warship to Middle East for potential Hormuz mission

By Ellen Milligan and BloombergMay 9, 2026

Iran war is draining world’s oil buffer at an unprecedented pace

Energy Iran war is draining world’s oil buffer at an unprecedented pace

By Grant Smith, Yongchang Chin and BloombergMay 9, 2026

Trump Media posts $405 million loss driven by crypto holdings

Crypto Trump Media posts $405 million loss driven by crypto holdings

By Yash Roy and BloombergMay 9, 2026

The federal government must issue more debt than it expected as cash flow weakens, and ‘the bond market is shouting’

Investing The federal government must issue more debt than it expected as cash flow weakens, and ‘the bond market is shouting’

By Jason MaMay 9, 2026

A federal judge weighing the future of a D.C. golf course doesn’t want to be Amy Poehler, but Trump might be interested as he remakes parks

Politics A federal judge weighing the future of a D.C. golf course doesn’t want to be Amy Poehler, but Trump might be interested as he remakes parks

By Steven Sloan and The Associated PressMay 9, 2026

Trump sees ‘beginning of the end’ in Russia’s war on Ukraine as both sides agrees to his request for a 3-day ceasefire

Europe Trump sees ‘beginning of the end’ in Russia’s war on Ukraine as both sides agrees to his request for a 3-day ceasefire

By Darlene Superville and The Associated PressMay 9, 2026

Russian debt defaults are surging, with a quarter of the bond market at risk, while Putin hides in bunkers fixated on his war instead of the economy

Economy Russian debt defaults are surging, with a quarter of the bond market at risk, while Putin hides in bunkers fixated on his war instead of the economy

By Jason MaMay 9, 2026

Ted Cruz says the quiet part out loud: Trump accounts are Social Security personal accounts as GOP senator reveals ‘dirty little secret’

Politics Ted Cruz says the quiet part out loud: Trump accounts are Social Security personal accounts as GOP senator reveals ‘dirty little secret’

By Jason MaMay 9, 2026

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Minnesota tests Silicon Valley’s business-as-usual attitude

Newsletters Minnesota tests Silicon Valley’s business-as-usual attitude

By Alexei OreskovicJanuary 27, 2026

Commentary When AI meets healthcare, how should payers react?
By Shubham SinghalJanuary 23, 2026

Inside a multibillion dollar AI data center powering the future of the American economy

Magazine Inside a multibillion dollar AI data center powering the future of the American economy

By Sharon Goldman and Nicolas RappJanuary 27, 2026

TikTok users panic over the app’s ‘immigration data’ collection in its new privacy policy, but the wording isn’t new. Here’s what it means

Law TikTok users panic over the app’s ‘immigration data’ collection in its new privacy policy, but the wording isn’t new. Here’s what it means

By Marco Quiroz-GutierrezJanuary 27, 2026

Graphic reads: Fortune Titans and Disruptors of Industry with Albert Bourla, CEO of Pfizer, Hosted by Alyson Shontell (both pictured).

C-Suite Pfizer CEO on how he struck a deal with President Trump in 10 days to lower American drug costs

By Fortune EditorsJanuary 27, 2026

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Investing S&P 500 wins back all losses from Greenland dip, gold and silver surge even higher

By Stan Choe and The Associated PressJanuary 26, 2026

Billionaire Tom Steyer says he’d vote for California wealth tax

Politics Billionaire Tom Steyer says he’d vote for California wealth tax

By Eliyahu Kamisher and BloombergJanuary 26, 2026

Newsletters Demis Hassabis, and how AI just might wrangle our molecular universe
By Allie GarfinkleJanuary 23, 2026

Palantir CEO Alex Karp during an interview at the 2026 World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland.

Innovation Palantir/ICE connections draw fire as questions raised about tool tracking Medicaid data to find people to arrest

By Tristan BoveJanuary 26, 2026

Job seekers are suing an AI hiring tool used by Microsoft and Paypal for allegedly compiling secretive reports that help employers screen candidates

AI Job seekers are suing an AI hiring tool used by Microsoft and Paypal for allegedly compiling secretive reports that help employers screen candidates

By Patrick Kulp and Tech BrewJanuary 26, 2026

Why two Gen Z college dropouts are combatting financial nihilism with a credit card startup

Newsletters Why two Gen Z college dropouts are combatting financial nihilism with a credit card startup

By Leo SchwartzJanuary 26, 2026

Meta abruptly halts teen access to its AI characters

Newsletters Meta abruptly halts teen access to its AI characters

By Alexei OreskovicJanuary 26, 2026

Silicon Valley talent keeps getting recycled, so this CEO uses a ‘moneyball’ approach for uncovering hidden AI geniuses in the new era

AI Silicon Valley talent keeps getting recycled, so this CEO uses a ‘moneyball’ approach for uncovering hidden AI geniuses in the new era

By Sydney LakeJanuary 25, 2026

Newsletters American TikTok is here
By Alexei OreskovicJanuary 23, 2026

Meet a 70-year-old Home Depot store associate who uses AI on his phone about once an hour: ‘I think my job would suffer if I couldn’t’

AI Meet a 70-year-old Home Depot store associate who uses AI on his phone about once an hour: ‘I think my job would suffer if I couldn’t’

By Matt O'Brien, Linley Sanders and The Associated PressJanuary 25, 2026

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AI Inside KPMG’s Orlando Lakehouse: the $450 million COVID boondoggle that’s becoming a secret weapon for the AI revolution

By Nick LichtenbergJanuary 25, 2026

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Newsletters Fortune Archives: The business of being Trump

By Indrani SenJanuary 25, 2026

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Success The CEO of a $2 billion healthcare firm only felt rich after he paid off $100K in student loans—but that joy ‘disappeared’ in less than 3 days

By Emma BurleighJanuary 25, 2026

Jake Miller, CEO of Fellow.

Success This millennial founder got rejected 73 times before building a 9-figure coffee company. One more no, ‘I would have figured out how to sell a kidney’

By Preston ForeJanuary 24, 2026

Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg in Menlo Park, California on Sept. 17, 2025. (Photo: David Paul Morris/Bloomberg/Getty Images)

AI Why Meta is positioning itself as an AI infrastructure giant—and doubling down on a costly new path

By Sharon GoldmanJanuary 24, 2026

IMF managing director Kristalina Georgieva speaks to reporters outside during the 2026 World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland.

Law AI productivity gains are making the rich richer, and they’ll wipe out jobs—but the IMF chief sees a silver lining for low-wage workers

By Tristan BoveJanuary 24, 2026

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AI Anthropic’s head of Claude Code on how the tool won over non-coders—and kickstarted a new era for software engineers

By Beatrice NolanJanuary 24, 2026

Meet TikTok’s new U.S. CEO: Adam Presser, a Harvard business and law double grad

C-Suite Meet TikTok’s new U.S. CEO: Adam Presser, a Harvard business and law double grad

By Marco Quiroz-GutierrezJanuary 24, 2026

How Walmart is using AI to reroute essential supplies ahead of Winter Storm Fern

Retail How Walmart is using AI to reroute essential supplies ahead of Winter Storm Fern

By Alex Vuocolo and Retail BrewJanuary 23, 2026

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Crypto From Trump to Brian Armstrong to CZ, crypto was in the Davos spotlight like never before

By Carlos GarciaJanuary 23, 2026

Cursor used a swarm of AI agents powered by OpenAI to build and run a web browser for a week—with no human help. Here’s why developers are buzzing

AI Cursor used a swarm of AI agents powered by OpenAI to build and run a web browser for a week—with no human help. Here’s why developers are buzzing

By Sharon GoldmanJanuary 23, 2026

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Success Apple cofounder Ronald Wayne sold his 10% stake for $800 in 1976—today it’d be worth up to $400 billion

By Preston ForeJanuary 23, 2026

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AI CEOs at Davos were split on how bad the AI job wipeout will be

By Alyson ShontellJanuary 23, 2026

‘Wake up, AI is for real.’ IMF chief warns of an AI ‘tsunami’ coming for young people and entry-level jobs

Innovation ‘Wake up, AI is for real.’ IMF chief warns of an AI ‘tsunami’ coming for young people and entry-level jobs

By Tristan BoveJanuary 23, 2026

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Future of Work AI anxiety is so widespread that veteran Microsoft researchers are having panic attacks because they’re making themselves obsolete

By Patrick Barry and The ConversationJanuary 23, 2026

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Investing Inside Big Pharma and VC’s big bet on AI: You wouldn’t ‘want to fly an airplane designed by hand, but all of our drugs are designed like that’

By Nick LichtenbergJanuary 23, 2026

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Politics Trump thanks Xi, hails himself for closing TikTok deal: ‘Long into the future I will be remembered by those who use and love TikTok’

By Kaitlyn Huamani and The Associated PressJanuary 23, 2026

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Future of Work The real cost of job automation isn’t economic, it’s identity

By Zack KassJanuary 23, 2026

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