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Satya Nadella still regrets staying silent in a meeting with Bill Gates around 2008–09—but says the experience shaped his approach to career success.

Under 2021 task force guidelines, screening covers adults 50 to 80 with a 20-year, pack-a-day history.

Ken Griffin gave Carnegie Mellon more than $3 billion and the Knights gave Oregon $1 billion, yet Hampshire College is closing despite a $5 million gift.

A watchdog group said the Kansas senator's funding earmark was a conflict of interest 'He should have recused himself'

Seven products joined the FDA's warning list in September. A 2023 review found 112 unapproved Viagra-like compounds.

LVMH's CFO acknowledged the tea controversy hurt Louis Vuitton as weaker Chinese demand hit the luxury giant

The chipmaker based in Hsinchu, Taiwan, recently has explored expanding its capacity outside of Arizona and Texas is among the options under consideration.

Massachusetts is requiring local approval for state permits and Vermont towns are moving to ban facilities.

The Senate approved the measure 75–1, potentially benefiting 37 million workers and giving President Lula a victory ahead of the election runoff.

Executives discuss how they're restructuring teams, managing AI costs and still working out how to measure the return.

Only 33% of Americans trust mass media, versus 68% in 1972. Now one company owns CNN, CBS News, HBO and Warner Bros., and it plans $6 billion in cuts.

Some 53% of CEOs surveyed say they’re planning reductions in some areas — but 86% are redesigning roles, career paths and team structures.

In closed-door talks in Nashville, the Palantir cofounder accused the former president and the pope of seizing on AI’s unpopularity, and cast regulation as a step toward a “one world government.”

"We will not be able to out-China China,” Holyvolt COO Steven Prast told Fortune. “They’re the world champions at being China.”

Trust cannot be automated or accelerated. It is earned through consistent actions, meaningful relationships and genuine human connection.

There is an important difference between giving people certainty and giving them clarity, and Kevin Warsh is wrestling with that distinction in real time.

Only a few years old, Stand says its digital twins predicted wildfire outcomes about 85% of the time in a backtest, versus 50%–55% for conventional models.

Transformation Capital and CVS Health Ventures join the novel bet on filling the caretaking gap.

When oil prices change, it affects your energy costs—and even the price of everyday items. Here’s why.

Founded by Point72 and Securitize veterans, Fission targets the buyers missing from Wall Street’s tokenization boom.