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Utility CEO on the data center crunch: America's 'check engine light' is on and 'no one's going to pay attention until it breaks down'

"We are telling policy makers the warning lights are on," Exelon CEO Calvin Butler told Diane Brady at Fortune Brainstorm AI in San Francisco.

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Trump administration bars Europeans from U.S. for pressuring tech firms to ‘censor’ American speech

The move targets architects of the EU’s Digital Services Act and anti-disinformation advocates—triggering diplomatic condemnation from Europe’s leaders.

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Expedia CEO Ariane Gorin on the fight to ensure AI doesn't turn her brands into invisible pipes consumers never see

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‘Precarious’ is Wall Street’s defining word for 2026

Labor market softness, recession fears, AI bubbles, and Fed questions are all top of mind as Wall Street heads into 2026.

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Larry Ellison's $40 billion pledge to his son's Paramount deal shows a shift in billionaire giving: Philanthropic capitalism is taking over

Ellison has pledged to give away 95% of his fortune, but the recent move shows a new playbook.

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OpenAI says prompt injections that can trick AI browsers may never be fully 'solved'

The AI company says attacks on its ChatGPT Atlas browser are "unlikely to ever be fully solved."

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Disgraced millennial Frank founder Charlie Javice hits JPMorgan with $74 million legal bill, including $530 in gummy bears and $347 'afternoon snack'

Javice was convicted of fraud after selling her financial aid start-up Frank to JPMorgan for $175 million in 2021.

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6 'unhinged' things Sara Blakely did that ultimately shaped the success of her $1.2 billion Spanx empire

Blakely became the first self-made female billionaire in 2012.

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Google Cloud chief reveals the long game: a decade of silicon and the energy battle behind the AI boom

"We've worked on TPUs since 2014 ... a long time before AI was fashionable," Thomas Kurian said at the Fortune Brainstorm AI conference.

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Larry Ellison Risks $40.4bn Fortune to Back Son's Warner Bros Takeover in Netflix Streaming War

Oracle founder Larry Ellison provides $40.4 billion personal guarantee for son David's Paramount bid to acquire Warner Bros Discovery from Netflix.

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AI is reshaping banking—but not causing a jobs wipeout

Banking and finance headcounts remain largely stable, according to a Fortune report.

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As AI investors fret over ROI, these startups attracted serious cash from customers in 2025

A Brex survey shows that coding and video are reaping big customer gains.

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Why China is unfazed by Trump's tariffs: 'The amount of grit and sheer willpower is on a different scale,' CEO of $3.7 billion company says

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Little-known underground salt caverns could slow the AI boom and its thirst for power

Power demand, gas production, and pipeline and power plant construction are soaring, but the storage space for natural gas is running out.

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‘It’s a cage match’: Beleaguered iRobot founder says the biggest reason why the Roomba-maker failed was because of growing Chinese competition

“The marketplace was not a level playing field,” Colin Angle said, noting China has incentives and discounts for consumers who buy domestic products.

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Chaos, cheap money, and a collapse in crypto send gold to new record high

With two live armed conflicts over oil, weakness in the dollar, and Bitcoin off the menu for anxious investors, gold is the beneficiary, analysts said in emails sent to Fortune.

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Mark Cuban says AI allows 'creators to become exponentially more creative,' but his advice didn’t land well with people working in the industry

“All you can see is dollar signs and ‘value’ instead of theft, exploitation, and job displacement,” one creative said in response.

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Meet the Chanel chief who hires for personality over talent or skills—those with ‘big egos, want to work solo or are mercenaries’ don’t pass go

Exclusive: As Gen Z fights to stand out in one of the most competitive job markets in decades, Chanel says it’s looking for personality hires.

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An Iowa company that builds wood chippers doesn't care about your AI buzzwords: 2 Silicon Valley CEOs get real about the hype-slop-cycle

"I don't think they come to us looking for AI other than, 'please, for God's sake tell us what it means for us.'"

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Avatar: Fire and Ash's $88M Opening Raises Doubts Over Cameron's Plans for Next Movies

Third instalment earns $345 million globally, but domestic performance lags behind predecessors, threatening Cameron's ambitious five-film saga

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How the OpenAI vs Google battle looks through the lens of Michael Porter's '5 Forces' analysis

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A top global design alliance is embracing AI to 'let designers focus more on empathy and creativity'

Many designers are increasingly warming to the idea of incorporating AI in design, says Cecilia Brenner, the managing director of Design for Good, a global design charity.

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Will.i.am grinds from 5-to-9 after his 9-to-5—because work-life balance is for people 'working on someone else’s dream' and not for visionaries

When Will.i.am’s not writing hit songs like “OMG” for Usher, he’s looking for the next big pop star on The Voice U.K. or running his new AI company, FYI. He tells Fortune he balances it all by ditching work-life balance: ”Those words don’t compute for the materializers.”

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Tom Freston, the beat-poet exec who made MTV cool for 20 years, sees ‘really nothing in it for the consumer’ from Netflix, Warner, or his old company

The ex–Viacom and Paramount chief is as proud of his new book as he is aghast at MTV leadership: “They’ve run it into the ground over the last 15 years.”

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Is AI really killing finance and banking jobs? Experts say Wall Street’s layoffs may be more hype than takeover—for now

“I think there’s a little bit of smoke and mirrors there,” said NYU Stern’s Robert Seamans.

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