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Cybersecurity’s AI reckoning has arrived, and @PaloAltoNtwks CEO @nikesharora has become a go-to adviser to CEOs. bit.ly/4z16ena
We asked execs at the #FortuneSEA500Summit how they use AI in their everyday life. Here's what they said. bit.ly/4z6yILX
“Social networks have really democratized music,” Esther Nguyen, CEO of POPS Worldwide, told Fortune. bit.ly/4sJ6Zzc
“We’re really good long-term builders.”
In the latest episode of Fortune’s #TermSheet, Reed Jobs, Steve Jobs’s son and founder of Yosemite, discussed the strength he shared with his father and how that mindset informs his work today. bit.ly/4A1D9so
Southeast Asia can still meet the Paris Agreement’s most ambitious climate goal—but only if governments accept higher energy costs, Guillaume Lucci, president and CEO of one of the Philippines’ biggest infrastructure developers, said on Tuesday. bit.ly/4jWeQY1
Nebraska voters rejected two ballot measures that would have legalized online sports betting across the state, dealing a setback to gambling companies that spent $22.5 million campaigning for the expansion and promising voters a new source of property tax relief. bit.ly/3WuPCGv
“[Energy] resilience is not something you can build overnight,” Petrovietnam's CEO told Fortune. bit.ly/4iGlX4s
California is still counting the votes for the 2026 election, but the controversial billionaire wealth tax looks headed for defeat—with help from Silicon Valley. bit.ly/4k28AOw
OpenAI has a new name for the loud, dull, gray buildings Americans don’t really want as their next-door neighbors, and it’s calling them “compute campuses.” bit.ly/48DnC6h
Elon Musk’s Starlink Mobile is gearing up to take on America’s biggest wireless carriers. @Verizon CEO Dan Schulman says he’s ready.
On an upcoming episode of @Fortune500: Titans and Disruptors of Industry, Schulman tells Fortune Editor-in-Chief @ajs how Verizon is readying for competition from Musk. bit.ly/4BLpaIG
Canva CEO Melanie Perkins announced on Tuesday a 22% workforce restructuring—her note to staff becoming an online case study in how to cut jobs because of what they are giving the people who leave. bit.ly/48IR2jj
At a time when the incoming Democratic majorities are promising to investigate many aspects of the Trump Administration, traders are placing bets on who could be the next to leave Trump’s Cabinet.
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About 7 in 10 voters under 30 backed the Democrat in their local House race, according to The AP Voter Poll, a survey of more than 100,000 voters—even after many in their generation supported Trump in 2024.
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California is still counting the votes for the 2026 election, but the controversial billionaire wealth tax looks headed for defeat—with help from Silicon Valley. bit.ly/4k28AOw
New research by the University of Iowa and the University of New Mexico found that men who gossip are perceived as less competent and less qualified for leadership roles than women who engage in the same behavior. bit.ly/4iJf9TL
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Companies must build supply chains for robustness, not resilience, because “a black swan event has become a flock of black swans,” Thomas Knudson, executive chairman of logistics company Toll Group, said Tuesday. bit.ly/4zoBc8N
At the 2026 Fortune #BrainstormTech, C.H. Robinson CEO Dave Bozeman shared a piece of advice he once received from former U.S. Secretary of State Colin Powell.
We're excited to welcome Bozeman back to the Fortune stage for the #F500Innovation Forum, convening November 16-17 in Detroit. bit.ly/4aQlVUH
Gen Zers are so desperate to get a home of their own they’re increasingly willing to make trade-offs—even if it means putting opportunities on the back burner and moving back in with mom and dad.
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Long before Abdul El-Sayed was delivering speeches on the campaign trail, he was selected to give a student commencement address at the University of Michigan in 2007—and it ended up even impressing former President Bill Clinton. bit.ly/4j0BUE2
For the next two years, President Donald Trump must run his administration with a Congress controlled by the opposing Democrats—and in the power struggle to come, a key battleground is already being set out: How to keep the lights on at federal government.
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