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The IRS is right to scrutinize pandemic-era employee retention credit claims—but legitimate filers can’t afford more delays
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The IRS is right to scrutinize pandemic-era employee retention credit claims—but legitimate filers can’t afford more delays
By Chuck RettigJuly 17, 2024
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Fortune’s new Sector Leaders lists highlight which companies dominate their industry peers
By Lydia BelangerJuly 16, 2024
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Politics
Trump, 78, chooses a millennial as his running mate
By Jill Colvin, Steve Peoples, Zeke Miller and The Associated PressJuly 15, 2024
Venture capital could be NATO’s ultimate weapon. Here’s why
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Venture capital could be NATO’s ultimate weapon. Here’s why
By Klaus Hommels and Fiona MurrayJuly 12, 2024
How we raised $100 million for my Silicon Valley startup in a down market
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How we raised $100 million for my Silicon Valley startup in a down market
By Amir KhanJuly 11, 2024
How scammers from Bernie Madoff to SBF use our fantasies to manipulate our brains
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How scammers from Bernie Madoff to SBF use our fantasies to manipulate our brains
By Leslie ZaneJuly 11, 2024
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A secretive trading firm got itself a crypto arm and a 25-year-old whiz kid to run it. Then came the $40 billion Terra disaster
By Leo SchwartzJuly 11, 2024
The death of the Chevron doctrine complicates U.S. policymakers’ efforts to regulate AI—but there’s another way
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The death of the Chevron doctrine complicates U.S. policymakers’ efforts to regulate AI—but there’s another way
By Dewey Murdick and Owen J. DanielsJuly 11, 2024
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Leadership
Why the CEO of a woman-focused investing firm is still all-in on remote work
By Emma BurleighJuly 9, 2024
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Finance
Why JPMorgan’s commercial banking clients are bullish about the U.S. economy
By Michael del CastilloJuly 8, 2024
The House crypto bill could be the answer to America’s regulatory soul-searching. The ball is now in the Senate’s court
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The House crypto bill could be the answer to America’s regulatory soul-searching. The ball is now in the Senate’s court
By John MitchellJuly 8, 2024
Postage stamp prices are about to increase for second time this year
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Postage stamp prices are about to increase for second time this year
By Chris MorrisJuly 8, 2024
From barista to billionaire: Andrew Wilkinson reflects on his entrepreneurial journey and a life-changing offer from Charlie Munger in his new memoir 
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From barista to billionaire: Andrew Wilkinson reflects on his entrepreneurial journey and a life-changing offer from Charlie Munger in his new memoir 
By Andrew WilkinsonJuly 8, 2024
Pup prenups: An overwhelming number of people say they support proactively deciding the fate of their pets should they divorce
Lifestyle
Pup prenups: An overwhelming number of people say they support proactively deciding the fate of their pets should they divorce
By Sydney LakeJuly 6, 2024
Rishi Sunak visits Nuneaton Cricket Club as he campaigns in the Midlands on July 1, 2024 in Nuneaton, United Kingdom.
Politics
Rishi Sunak may have lost his $177,000 prime minister gig, but a multimillion-dollar corporate payday awaits the man richer than King Charles
By Ryan HoggJuly 5, 2024
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U.S. Treasury is paying $3 billion a day in interest on national debt, says the CBO—having spent $10 billion to prop up the currency of its top lenderplaceholder alt text
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