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The stock market is up 13% this year, unemployment is low, and U.S. GDP is growing, but suddenly it seems like Wall Street thinks this glass is half-empty rather than half-full.

Anthropic wants to “figure out how we safely deploy this technology while being able to find and capture misuse," said co-founder Benjamin Mann.

Over the past few months, Fortune has spoken with senior HP leaders to understand how the company is evolving—from innovation and culture to customer engagement and the future of work.

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Most bosses drown in their inbox. Airbnb CEO Brian Chesky can barely remember the last email he wrote: “I don’t know if I write an email a week.”

Berkshire Hathaway CEO Greg Abel has made three big homebuilding moves since taking over from Buffett, even as he concedes there’s no “quick recovery” coming for the housing market.

The Houthis are “misbehaving very badly,” but the U.S. is doing little in reply—for now.

Mike Wirth says commercial stockpiles, emergency reserves, and once-sanctioned barrels have all been tapped, leaving the global energy system more exposed just weeks before the midterms.

The AARP's Rich Johnson said family budgets "have been under increasing pressure because of rising prices."

Says this VC, Anthropic "will continue to be one of these names where people say, I feel like I have to own it."

JPMorgan announced its first earnings miss in almost three years, while Goldman delivered its second-highest quarterly net revenue ever. A $1.2 billion regulatory penalty weighed on Bank of America’s already lackluster quarter. 

Forget billionaires dodging tax: a record number of taxpayers have quit the U.K., and a career coach says lots just want sunshine and better healthcare.

The arrest was a surprise, said the attorney, adding that the suspect, Abdulrahman Alfozan, was “proud” to be an OpenAI employee.

After going private in 2022, the gaming hardware maker is betting on AI companions, camera-equipped headsets, and game-testing tools.

Sharonville Lt. Walter Cordes faces up to a year in prison after he was indicted following a department audit of its Flock cameras.

Private firms—not states—are writing the rules of the AI era.

“I'm seeing all the data center noise and all the things that people worry about with AI, and there's that constant tension,” Yum! Brands Chief Legal Officer Erika Burkhardt said.

Five years into Citi’s turnaround, the No. 1 Most Powerful Woman says the heavy lifting is done—and AI will shape what comes next.

Netflix is only laying off 6% of its workforce now. Here's a look back at the defining cuts for the company, in 2022 and 2001.