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Gen Z is entering a job market being turned upside down by AI—and according to OpenAI CEO Sam Altman, the disruption is only getting started.

A U.S. cruise ship on an around-the-world voyage that touted its cabins as floating homes suspended its three-year voyage in Cambodia due to fuel costs, forcing hundreds of passengers to disembark.

After his father was diagnosed with pancreatic cancer in 2003, Reed Jobs started working in cancer labs and studied pre-med at Stanford, knowing that figuring out how to cure the illness was his life’s work.

Anthropic’s October 26 IPO filing gives investors a reason to ask a question usually left until a crisis: who can make an AI company miss its revenue target?

Someone on my team recently gave me the feedback, “You live 10 years in the future.

When Marcelle Flowers’ staff told her that two students were waiting at the counter of her Sacramento plumbing shop, she grabbed her wallet.

The past three years, Big Tech and Wall Street have financed the artificial intelligence boom on a simple premise: build the infrastructure now, and a historic wave of corporate productivity will soon pay the tab.

The days when a rich family could buy a team as a passion project are over, according to a senior Goldman Sachs wealth executive.

Costco, the Issaquah, Washington, warehouse giant, has announced that it is moving into healthcare, a product that is not neatly stacked in a warehouse aisle and will not fit in an oversized cart.

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Credit card fraud is hardly new, but the nature of that fraud is undergoing a major shift.

In 2019, the owners of the Three Mile Island nuclear power plant shut down its Unit 1 reactor.

SK Hynix, the world’s second-largest memory chip maker, is warning that the global memory shortage could persist through 2030, putting more stress on electronics companies and data center operators who need these semiconductors.

As the largest economy on earth, the U.S. government can afford to borrow staggering amounts of money without lenders batting an eyelid.

Dubai’s ambitions to advance technology-driven economic growth and government transformation are well known.

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In today’s CEO Daily: What’s behind the great Nasdaq migration?

Airbnb guests who are tired of spending the final hour of their vacation stripping beds and scrubbing pans are about to get a break.

The Labor Department has until Dec. 30 to rewrite the formula that sets pay for nearly 400,000 seasonal farm jobs, after a federal judge ruled that the Trump administration illegally cut wages for foreign guest workers.

When Mark Cuban became a millionaire, his first move wasn’t to buy something luxurious.

A couple of years after the financial crisis, Kevin Warsh, Mark Carney, and Donald Kohn laced up their hiking boots and headed out of the hubbub that is the Jackson Hole Symposium.

Former President Barack Obama’s one-liner about President Donald Trump’s gilded White House has turned into a full-blown midterm food fight—and the restaurant chain caught in the middle just posted one of the best quarters in its history.

Bitget still has plans to enter the U.S. market by 2027, despite the recent stalling of legislation that would have set down clearer rules for cryptocurrencies and digital assets, CEO Gracy Chen tells Fortune.

It’s the season of carving pumpkins, hanging up spooky decor, and kids shoving candy into pillow cases as they go door to door trick-or-treating.

Now that Anthropic’s S-1 is public, it provides a natural comparison point to its rival OpenAI, if and when the latter eventually files its IPO prospectus (likely sometime in 2027).

Many people promise themselves the first thing they’d do if they became millionaires is pay off their parents’ mortgage.

Amid all the business risks that Anthropic revealed in its S-1 filing this week, including that its technology could be nationalized or that a bad actor could use Claude to create biological weapons, one potential pitfall may have been glossed over—the id…

Chinese audiences may be happy to let AI generate their microdramas—but a fully AI-generated feature film may be a step too far.

The first installment of Elon Musk’s AI-generated adaptation of “The Odyssey” has arrived, drawing swift ridicule for the medium Musk claimed would challenge Hollywood and offering an awkward AI-generated entry into the woke wars.

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A phone pointed at a stranger is hard to miss.

One of the best-known names in AI safety says he no longer saves for retirement because he lives with a belief that AI will probably kill everyone before we even get to retirement age.

Carrie Palin is expected to generate more revenue from Cisco’s marketing organization every year.

The Iran war continues to weigh on Americans’ wallets, and it’s costing them more in increased fuel costs than consumers in any other country in the world, new data finds.

This writer has been carefully following the Senate race forecasts on Virtualtout.io, a predictions site developed by Thomas Miller, a data scientist and professor at Northwestern University.

American, United, Delta and other major carriers are betting that emptier planes can protect profit margins through higher ticket prices.

Chirayu Rana, the former JPMorgan banker who accused a female executive of forcing him to become her “sex slave,” is facing more setbacks in his high-profile lawsuit against the Wall Street behemoth.

News of billionaires fleeing California over the proposed billionaire tax have dominated the headlines: the one-time tax of 5% on the wealth of California’s (perhaps dwindling) 250 billionaires.

Jay-Z will headline the Apple Music Super Bowl LXI Halftime Show at SoFi Stadium in Inglewood, Calif., on Feb. 14, 2027.

Gen Z is staring down an AI-driven job market with fewer guarantees—and even business school is looking less like a lifeline.

Neil Murray does not talk like an executive preparing to automate a workforce.

Apple’s first foldable iPhone was meant to define John Ternus’s first year as CEO.

Noor Dubow says he regularly votes for Republican candidates he believes align with his economic views — even though he’s never been a fan of Donald Trump, finding himself repelled by some of the president’s dehumanizing rhetoric toward immigrants.

ByteDance founder Zhang Yiming reclaimed the top spot on a list of China’s richest people, driven by his company’s push into artificial intelligence.

Soccer star Kylian Mbappé apologized for comments in which he apparently referred to Mao Zedong, the founding leader of Communist China, as a dictator, after facing backlash and losing brand deals with three different Chinese companies.

The U.S. designated helium as a critical material on Friday because it’s indispensable for making semiconductors that are essential to energy generation, and the global supply is at risk of disruption, according to the Energy Department.