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A Harris Poll survey found that nearly three-quarters of Americans spend their weekend time at home, and according to the pollster who ran the numbers, the connection between them isn’t psychological, it’s a “spending hangover.”
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Nissan’s turnaround is about more than just whether the 93-year-old carmaker has a future.
For decades, global carmakers manufactured and sold products worldwide. But that model no longer fits today’s more protectionist, competitive world. Nissan’s strategy reflects this shift, with the company focused on two markets: China and the U.S.
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For generations, workers have been fed the promise that six-figure salaries come with financial freedom. However, even high-earners are feeling the pinch in a global cost-of-living crisis—and a six-figure salary no longer buys the peace of mind it once did.
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According to a landmark study by Copernicus, the EU space program’s Earth observation service, the European continent is now the fastest-warming region on the planet after the Arctic, with temperatures rising at double the global average since the 1990s.
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A new report from Zelle finds that 46% of Gen Z currently owe friends or family more than $1,000, and 30% owe $2,500 or more.
In 2025, Americans placed roughly $166 billion in bets on sporting events. That’s more than the entire U.S. movie, music, book, and museum industries generated in revenue combined.
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The public has long questioned the world’s richest man, Elon Musk, about what he’s doing sitting on a trillion-dollar fortune.
LeBron James is leaving the Lakers for Philadelphia this summer, and the timing has thrust the NBA’s first active billionaire into the middle of one of the most closely watched tax fights in the country.
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A visit to McCall McPherson's doctor became the origin story for Modern Thyroid Clinic, the telehealth practice she now runs as CEO.
The majority of Fortune 500 CEOs are now flying private on the company dime, according to the executive data firm Equilar. And data shows that company-provided private jet spending soared 19% between 2021 and 2024.
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.@amazon is now the world’s biggest company, topping the Fortune #Global500#.
"What I see right now is that our chips business, our silicon business, is lining up to be our next pillar," @JeffBezos tells Fortune.
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According to new research exclusively shared with Fortune from secondhand fashion marketplace Depop, 71% of Gen Z sellers say online resale has taught them more practical business knowledge than their formal education did.
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A trove of seemingly private conversations with Anthropic’s Claude chatbot turned up in public Google search results last weekend.
Why did a $154 billion CEO just endorse stripping most Americans of voting rights—and taking us back to the 19th century?
LeBron James is reportedly toying with living in New York while playing for the Philadelphia 76ers, commuting to games and practices by helicopter—but that could present two issues: taxes and New York City's ongoing campaign to stop helicopters.
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.@JeffBezos @amazon is now the world's largest company, ranking No. 1 on the Fortune #Global500#.
Fortune Editorial Director @KristinStoller sat down with Bezos to discuss his vision for what comes next.
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The Fortune #Global500# has a new No. 1: Amazon, ending Walmart’s 12-year run.
For Wistron chair Simon Lin, overseeing one of the biggest growth stories in global tech is all about being in the right place at the right time—and making the right bet.
