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Serena Williams' secret to success is about more than talent: You have to grind 'every day'

The 44-year-old tennis icon says humility and perseverance are key to success, echoing other leaders like Brian Niccol, Steve Jobs, and Mark Cuban.

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Billionaires Elon Musk and Mark Zuckerberg used mortgages to buy multimillion-dollar mansions. Here’s why that’s a savvy financial decision

Even the world’s richest people borrow money to buy homes. Financial experts say mortgages can actually be a strategic wealth move for the ultrarich.

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A CEO denied raises to spend money on AI instead. Companies have 'no idea what they're going to need in a workforce' when the AI race is over.

Companies may be cutting raises and benefits to create attrition, one expert says.

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As the World Cup draws millions to 11 U.S. cities, measles—not Ebola—may be the biggest concern

Measles may be the bigger threat partly because it is more contagious, and cases in the U.S. are already rising.

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AI productivity gains are real but so is bad management: 'Leaders are really struggling to articulate what the vision and strategy is'

In the meantime, BCG's David Martin told Fotune, fear runs amok. "A sharing culture is incredibly important, but it's not natural for fearful employees.”

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'At some point you've got to make money': Goldman's top AI skeptic warns the clock is running out ahead of OpenAI and Anthropic IPOs

Jim Covello has been Wall Street's most consistent voice of AI doubt. Two years on, he asks:"when does the short term become the long term?"

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What AI is actually good for

AI can do far more than most people realize and far less than many assume. The hardest part isn't the technology.

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Can unions power the AI economy? AFL-CIO’s Liz Shuler thinks so

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Union Pacific CEO responds to Trump idea for U.S. stake in $71.5 billion railroad mega merger: ‘We do not need anybody’s help to do this’

Union Pacific's CEO Jim Vena said he's not had any direct conversations with Trump about the government acquiring a 15% stake in the pending UP-Norfolk Southern merger.

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World’s largest sovereign wealth fund backs push for Google oversight use of its cloud, AI tech

A coalition of investors managing $1.15 trillion is pressing Alphabet to explain how it monitors government use of its cloud and AI services.

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SpaceX and Anthropic are about to go public—and your 401(k) may be forced to buy in

The dot-com guardrails are being dismantled just as SpaceX and Anthropic go public, experts warn. Your retirement account could feel it.

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Walmart CEO John Furner worked his way up from the garden center. After 30 years, he’s sharing the one trait that matters most in his job

After rising from hourly associate to CEO, Walmart’s John Furner says embracing change was key—a view shared by execs at Macy’s, Xerox, and Informatica.

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I bought peptides with crypto. How my purchase helped fuel a $100 million gray-market, ‘looksmaxxing’ economy

Some of the China-based sellers have pivoted from fentanyl to peptides.

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Jamie Dimon sees 'gung-ho' attitude and 'exuberance' in markets — just like 1972, 1986, 2000 and 2007. Uh Oh.

The JPMorgan CEO sees something funny going on with borrowed money: "Corporations, it's just not all automatically, they're all geniuses all of a sudden."

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Ray Dalio warns the stock market is approaching 1929 and 2000 bubble levels—but another crisis is 'past the point of no return'

The Bridgewater Associates founder compared the situation to "plaque in the circulatory system, squeezing out the flow of blood."

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These COOs became CEOs. Here's what they wish everyone knew about the tricky transition

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Inside the $9 billion World Cup: How Gianni Infantino built a FIFA-dom with a tight grip on soccer’s biggest global event

FIFA's president has vastly expanded its powers over the past decade, despite criticism of his tight control of the sport.

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This NYC bar just covered everyone's tabs because the Knicks won, and used Kalshi to hedge their bets

Fortune is on scene at The Jeffrey, a small New York City bar that offered to cover everyone's tabs up to $100 if the Knicks win—and hedged the bet on Kalshi.

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What is a Fortune 500 company? The story behind the list

The Fortune 500 is the ranking of the largest companies in the U.S. based on revenue.

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These Fortune 500 companies are bigger than most national economies—here's where they'd rank as countries

Some companies on the Fortune 500 list rank even higher than national economies. Nvidia would be the fourth largest economy were it a country.

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‘A landmark moment for homebuying’: A San Francisco seller wants OpenAI or Anthropic stock for their $3 million home

As Anthropic and OpenAI race toward the public markets, a seller is betting that AI employees' paper wealth is worth more than dollars.

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'Will I still matter?' The 'Optimism Doctor' says people can tolerate uncertainty — the AI angst is about something else

"I am not the most optimistic person," Dr. Deepika Chopra told Fortune. But that's different from understanding how optimism works.

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From 'reinvention exhaustion' to 'friction absorption': the e-commerce elves who make your groceries and clothes appear are worn out

The execs behind your seamless online orders have survived COVID, mass reorgs and years of nonstop disruption. Now AI wants them to reinvent themselves.

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'Stop building silos of excellence': Peloton's COO has a Navy playbook for the new era of supply chain chaos

Peloton COO Charles Kirol spent decades leading logistics and supply chain teams at sea. Now he's using that same playbook to rebuild from the ground up.

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Social Security Cuts See 7,100 Jobs Lost Amid 400,000 Americans Losing $331 Monthly Under New SSA Rules

America's Social Security system faces significant challenges with staffing cuts and rule changes under Trump's administration, impacting disabled Americans who rely on federal support for survival.

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