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Lego is about more than just kids’ toys—its adult collectors are proving lucrative for the Danish company’s $9.7 billion in sales

In 2020, Lego launched its adult-focused category. Adults also introduce kids to Lego, making them a group critical to the Danish toymaker.

Hundreds of OpenAI's current and ex-employees are about to get a huge payday by cashing out up to $10 million each in a private stock sale

Hundreds of OpenAI's current and ex-employees are about to get a huge payday by cashing out up to $10 million each in a private stock sale

A group of current and former OpenAI employees are eligible to cash out up to $10 million worth of shares as part of the company’s $1.6 billion tender offer to SoftBank, a source has told Fortune.

Mom of Elon Musk wants people to have kids even if they can't afford it

Mom of Elon Musk wants people to have kids even if they can't afford it

“You don’t have to go to the movies, you don’t have to go out for dinner, just spend time with the most wonderful gifts you can ever have, which is the children,” she said.

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No ivy required: Fortune’s Most Powerful Rising Executives break the mold that success requires a top-ranked education

While the next generation of leaders all went to college, not all studied business or attended a top-ranked school.

How a Global 500 insurer's $1.6B Singapore deal fell apart

Allianz's bid to take over Singapore's Income Insurance drew scrutiny from both public officials and prominent Singaporeans.

Databricks just raised $10 billion in one of the biggest venture capital fundings ever

Databricks announced one of the largest venture capital fundings ever, led by Thrive Capital, and is now valued at $62 billion.

AI safety testing gets poor grades in a new report

A third-party lab caught OpenAI's o1 model trying to deceive, while OpenAI's safety testing has been called into question.

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The final hours of Cash App creator Bob Lee, and his ties to the tech founder convicted of murder in his fatal stabbing

The final hours of Cash App creator Bob Lee, and his ties to the tech founder convicted of murder in his fatal stabbing

Bob Lee and Nima Momeni traveled in the same high-flying tech circles. Their final encounter ended in murder.

Ripple’s RLUSD launches on global exchanges with some investors paying a premium

Ripple’s RLUSD launches on global exchanges with some investors paying a premium

RLUSD trades above $1 as limited supply impacts its initial price.

Trump criticizes ‘rich as hell’ pharmacy benefit managers

Trump criticizes ‘rich as hell’ pharmacy benefit managers

Health care stocks such as Cigna and UnitedHealth Group dipped after Trump’s comments at his Mar-a-Lago press conference Monday.

Canadian dollar slumps as Trudeau's government teeters on collapse

Canadian dollar slumps as Trudeau's government teeters on collapse

The Loonie traded at its weakest intraday level since the start of the pandemic a day after Canada's finance minister resigned.

Michael Phelps says these 2 parenting tricks are his key to raising mentally healthy kids

Michael Phelps says these 2 parenting tricks are his key to raising mentally healthy kids

Phelps brings his passion for mental health into his parenting practices to help his kids build healthy emotional regulation.

Walmart is experimenting with body cameras for employees—like the ones used by cops—to ward off 'unprecedented levels' of shopper violence

Walmart is experimenting with body cameras for employees—like the ones used by cops—to ward off 'unprecedented levels' of shopper violence

Walmart is piloting a program at select stores where employees are required to wear body cameras.

You'll pay more for you 2024 holiday dinner—unless you're vegan

You'll pay more for you 2024 holiday dinner—unless you're vegan

Prices are higher, but not by a tremendous amount.

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Wealthy families pay this admissions specialist $500,000 or more to help get their kids into the Ivy League

They start preparing for college as early as fifth grade.

Chicken nuggets are joining the menu at Taco Bell

New offering will come with a slight Mexican twist.

The pros and cons of Medicare Advantage plans

Advice to help you choose between Original Medicare and Medicare Advantage plans.

A former Fed president says she would not cut interest rates this week, but she expects the central bank will anyway

The Federal Reserve is expected to cut its key interest rate by 25 basis points on Wednesday.

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Trump says he’ll end daylight saving time: Who wins and loses?

Elon Musk and Vivek Ramaswamy said they want to target the practice as the leaders of Trump’s Department of Government Efficiency.

Companies are walking uncertain terrain when it comes to climate

Companies are caught between demands they make progress on sustainability goals and backlash from consumers, politicians, and investors.

Christmas tree light controllers sold at Walmart and other retailers have been recalled because they can start fires

Mr. Christmas controllers can overheat.

Bath and Body Works' Candle Day is bigger than Black Friday

Bath and Body Works' Candle Day sale is bigger for the retailer than Black Friday.

Billionaire chipmaker CEO, Lisa Su, holds meetings on weekends and sends feedback after midnight: ‘I don’t believe leaders are born. I believe leaders are trained’

As businesses around the world embrace a four-day week, AMD CEO Lisa Su expects senior staff to work on weekends.

How Costco is easily outdoing Target in this weird economy

Costco is proving far more adept than Target in adjusting to the weird economy.

99% of workers 40 and over believe ageism exists at their workplace and it's making them downplay their experience

Ageism in the workplace is a major issue, but many workers are reluctant to report it.

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