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Forge Cognition, tested at Nvidia’s Voyager headquarters, is Honeywell Technologies' first big AI bet since its breakup.

Finance chiefs from energy, software and markets say AI has to compete for capital.

AI agents are changing how travelers choose brands. Loyalty points alone won’t outweigh a faster, easier booking experience.

Before Giant, I founded Apartment List, which now accounts for 3% of U.S. rental moves. Becoming a father gave me a different problem to work on.

On Tuesday, JPMorgan missed on earnings for the first time in nearly three years, amid a wider sweep of mixed big bank earnings.

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

California growers want seasonal limits on Mexican fruit. Here's why that would raise prices instead.

Delta’s biggest Delta One overhaul in nearly 30 years follows a quarter in which premium ticket sales grew 18% and edged past coach.

Nobody knows yet exactly how AI reshapes that first rung of the ladder. But we don't need to know that to act on what we do know.

Abu Dhabi is investing $3.5 billion to build an “AI-native” government that anticipates residents’ needs and handles routine tasks automatically. The ambition is to make bureaucracy disappear. The challenge will be earning trust and protecting privacy.

A lot of eyes are on the French bond market right now as Paris struggles to deal with its national debt.

Everything you need to know before you reach the office this morning.

In this week’s Fortune Gulf Brief.

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Workers may hide AI gains when working faster makes them look replaceable. Employers need to give them a reason to share.

The suspect, Abdulrahman Alfozan, is a Saudi national who joined OpenAI in 2025.

Applied Materials, the leading maker of chipmaking equipment, officially unveiled its EPIC chip R&D center with partner companies including Intel, Micron, SK Hynix, and Samsung Electronics.

"I do think we're headed into a new frontier as to what the organization looks like," said Amrita Ahuja, Block's chief financial officer and chief operating officer.

At Fortune’s Most Powerful Women Summit, Jennifer Siebel Newsom pointed to financial literacy, savings programs, and capital for female founders as part of her push to close the women’s wealth gap.

Latriece Watkins says helping others succeed has been mutually beneficial, and advises business leaders to set aside time to get leadership clarity.