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Palantir CEO says AI “will destroy” humanities jobs but there will be “more than enough jobs” for people with vocational training

Alex Karp said he struggled to market his humanities skills to get his first job.

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Trump added $2.25 trillion to the national debt in his first year back in charge, watchdog says

The Peter G. Peterson Foundation, a nonpartisan budget watchdog, ran the numbers exclusively for Fortune.

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Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella’s biggest AI bubble warning yet is a challenge to the Fortune 500: It’s time to reinvent the knowledge worker

The Microsoft CEO offers a fix to the AI productivity dilemma, calling on business leaders to shift workflows to match the structural design of the technology.

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BlackRock's billionaire CEO says companies need to address AI's impact on white collar jobs and wealth inequality

“Many of the people most affected by what we talk about here will never come to this conference,” Larry Fink said at the World Economic Forum.

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Billionaire Marc Andreessen spends 3 hours a day listening to podcasts and audiobooks—that’s nearly an entire 24-hour day each week

Bill Gates, Mark Cuban, and Marc Andreessen all swear by the same habit for success: Spend your free time reading—or listening—over scrolling.

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Last year, AI hype wowed Davos. This year, leaders are obsessing over how to use the technology at scale

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PwC’s global chairman says most leaders have forgotten ‘the basics’ as 56% are still getting ‘nothing’ out of AI adoption

PwC's Mohamed Kande talked to Fortune about the “trimodal” mandate for leaders to execute, transform, and build: “I’ve not seen that in 25 years.”

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Elon Musk says that in 10 to 20 years, work will be optional and money will be irrelevant thanks to AI and robotics

“It’ll be like playing sports or a video game or something like that,” the Tesla CEO said.

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Every Friday, Barry's chairman meets with people who sent him cold emails asking for career advice—‘even random people on LinkedIn’

Barry's boss, Joey Gonzalez, climbed the company ladder from instructor to the boardroom. He tells Gen Z and young millennials how cold emails can help them open doors—and even land promotions.

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Trump and his Greenland threats are set to dominate a high-stakes World Economic Forum in Davos

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Half of veterans leave their first post-military jobs in less than a year, and spouses face sky-high unemployment—This CEO has a $500 million fix

USAA CEO Juan C. Andrade says some veterans lose “their sense of belonging” in transitioning to corporate jobs. The company hopes fellowships, mentorship, and policy advocacy can help them get back on their feet.

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Goldman investment banking co-head Kim Posnett on the year ahead, from an IPO 'mega-cycle' to another big year for M&A to AI's 'horizontal disruption'

A Fortune Most Powerful Woman, Posnett is global co-head of investment banking and a member of the Management Committee.

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This Harvard professor spent 8 years traveling the world researching the secret history of capitalism and how 'marginal' and 'weak' it used to be

Sven Beckert has spent nearly a decade trying to understand the 1,000-year-old thing that capitalism is. “This is a human-created order.”

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If you want to be financially independent at a young age, don’t buy a house, serial investor says. Home ownership is just an 'expensive indulgence'

“Your mortgage is just the starting point,” said author JL Collins.

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Making billionaires illegal by taxing their wealth wouldn’t even fund the government for a year, budget expert says

"What people don't realize," Penn Wharton Budget Model director Kent Smetters told Fortune, is there's "just not as much money there as people think."

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Fortune 500 exec: College grads aren't ready for today's jobs

There's a missing link between college and career.

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Like DoorDash and Google’s CEOs, $7.6 billion Informatica boss is a McKinsey alum—he says being ‘pushed around’ by smart consultants helped him grow

The CEO of Informatica, Amit Walia, says he encountered imposter syndrome and critiques at the consulting giant. And McKinsey has proved itself as a training hotbed for future leaders, creating more Fortune 500 CEOs than anywhere else.

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Logan Paul tells Gen Z they can turn any passion into a career—he’s turned Pokémon, YouTube, and wrestling into an empire worth millions

The YouTuber-turned-entrepreneur says Gen Z has more opportunity than it thinks—if young people stop critiquing and start building.

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Elon Musk’s Boring Co. is studying a tunnel project to Tesla Gigafactory near Reno

The surge of traffic, and accidents, on the highway that leads to the burgeoning industrial center in northern Nevada is driving a search for alternatives.

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Bill Gates isn’t even close to America’s largest private landowner. It’s ‘Silent Stan’ Kroenke, Walmart husband and LA Rams owner

Kroenke’s purchase of nearly 1 million acres of ranchland marks a growing trend of the ultrawealthy snapping up farmland as an alternative asset.

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A filmmaker deepfaked Sam Altman—then things got personal

AI is already remaking filmmaking. One director's experience with a deepfaked Sam Altman shows how strange it can get.

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America's Hottest Job Isn't in Tech or Finance — NFL Has Nine Coaching Vacancies, Salaries Start at $300K

Nine NFL teams are chasing head coaches, offering huge pay and perks, but the job brings ruthless pressure, public scrutiny and little job security.

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In the AI economy, the ‘weirdness premium’ will set you apart. Lean into it, says expert on tech change economics

Brandeis economics professor Benjamin Shiller says the stranger you are, the more employable you’ll be. Just look at self-driving cars and kangaroos.

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AI is becoming baked into health care. Now CEOs are focusing on patient and practitioner outcomes

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Protect your agentic AI before you wreck your agentic AI

On the nuances of agentic AI-driven change management during the 2026 Fortune Brainstorm Tech dinner during CES in Las Vegas.

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