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Feel Free customers say the kratom drink is making them sick. Toothless FDA rules on dietary supplements are helping it remain a bestseller

Botanic Tonics’ supplement drinks have taken convenience stores by storm—even as the company has battled allegations of misleading labeling.

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Sasha Rogelberg

Getting hired in 2026 is all about your ‘microcredentials’ says CEO of $1.3 billion learning platform—this is what he tells Gen Z to focus on

"We do see a big spike in enrollments, typically, in January," Coursera CEO, Greg Hart, tells Fortune in an exclusive interview. "It's sort of like...

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Eleanor Pringle

GE HealthCare CEO Peter Arduini is forging a new chapter for the $20 billion-a-year business while drawing on Jack Welch’s legacy

Arduini is trying to channel the ‘GE of old’ as he pursues a world where ‘health care has no limits’

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Diane Brady

MacKenzie Scott’s close relationship with Toni Morrison long before Amazon put her on the path give more than $1 billion to HBCUs

Morrison, who was Scott’s mentor at Princeton University, once called the philanthropist “one of the best students I’ve ever had in my creative-...

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Sasha Rogelberg

Paris Hilton took out a mortgage on the $63 million mansion she bought from Mark Wahlberg. Here’s why that’s actually a smart financial decision

The reality star made a savvy move in financing her megamansion.

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Sydney Lake

Survey overload: Companies are inundating customers with endless surveys—and getting worse insights

This avalanche of survey requests doesn't even help improve products or services, experts say.

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Phil Wahba

Gen Zers and millennials flock to so-called analogs islands ‘because because so little of their life feels tangible’

"They are starting to recognize how the internet has changed their lives, and they are trying to revive these in-person, low-tech environments that...

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Michael Liedtke

OpenAI CEO Sam Altman says he is ‘envious’ of Gen Z college dropouts who have the ‘mental space’ and time to build new startups

The tech billionaire said there would be “a lot of cool stuff” for 20-year-olds to build now.

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Nino Paoli

Ahead of meeting with Trump, Zelenskyy says ‘Ukraine is willing to do whatever it takes to stop this war’

Zelenskyy said the two planned to discuss security and economic agreements and he will raise “territorial issues.”

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Will Weissert

NASA’s upcoming moonshot may let astronauts be the first to lay eyes on parts of the lunar far side that were missed by the Apollo program

Launching early in the year, the three Americans and one Canadian will zip past the moon, do a U-turn behind it, then hustle straight back to Earth.

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Marcia Dunn

The retirement of this notoriously finicky card marks the end of an era for one of the world’s oldest and largest transit systems

The last day to buy or refill a MetroCard is Dec. 31, 2025, as the transit system fully transitions to OMNY, a contactless payment system.

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Philip Marcelo

Snowflake CEO: Big Tech’s grip on AI will loosen in 2026 — plus 6 more predictions that will define the year

The real AI race is starting now, and the organizations that lead in 2026 won't be those with the most AI pilots or the biggest technology budgets.

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Sridhar Ramaswamy

At the edges of the AI data center boom, rural America is up against Silicon Valley billions

When a multibillion-dollar AI data center proposal pit developers against a handful of rural Arizona residents, the locals were outgunned and...

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Sharon Goldman

Russian official warns a banking crisis is possible amid nonpayments. ‘I don’t want to think about a continuation of the war or an escalation’

Unpaid wages nearly tripled in October from a year ago to more than $27 million.

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Jason Ma

After U.S. debt soared to $38 trillion, the ‘easy times’ are now over as hedge funds jump into the bond market, former Treasury official warns

Hedge funds have doubled their presence in the Treasury market in the last four years.

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Jason Ma

Malcolm Gladwell tells young people if they want a STEM degree, ‘don’t go to Harvard.’ You may end up at the bottom of your class and drop out

It’s better to be a big fish in a little pond, Gladwell argues in his book David and Goliath.

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Feel Free customers say the kratom drink is making them sick. Toothless FDA rules on dietary supplements are helping it remain a bestseller

Sasha Rogelberg

Getting hired in 2026 is all about your ‘microcredentials’ says CEO of $1.3 billion learning platform—this is what he tells Gen Z to focus on

Eleanor Pringle

GE HealthCare CEO Peter Arduini is forging a new chapter for the $20 billion-a-year business while drawing on Jack Welch’s legacy

Diane Brady

MacKenzie Scott’s close relationship with Toni Morrison long before Amazon put her on the path give more than $1 billion to HBCUs

Sasha Rogelberg

Paris Hilton took out a mortgage on the $63 million mansion she bought from Mark Wahlberg. Here’s why that’s actually a smart financial decision

Sydney Lake

Survey overload: Companies are inundating customers with endless surveys—and getting worse insights

Phil Wahba

Gen Zers and millennials flock to so-called analogs islands ‘because because so little of their life feels tangible’

Michael Liedtke

OpenAI CEO Sam Altman says he is ‘envious’ of Gen Z college dropouts who have the ‘mental space’ and time to build new startups

Nino Paoli

Ahead of meeting with Trump, Zelenskyy says ‘Ukraine is willing to do whatever it takes to stop this war’

Will Weissert

NASA’s upcoming moonshot may let astronauts be the first to lay eyes on parts of the lunar far side that were missed by the Apollo program

Marcia Dunn

The retirement of this notoriously finicky card marks the end of an era for one of the world’s oldest and largest transit systems

Philip Marcelo

Snowflake CEO: Big Tech’s grip on AI will loosen in 2026 — plus 6 more predictions that will define the year

Sridhar Ramaswamy

At the edges of the AI data center boom, rural America is up against Silicon Valley billions

Sharon Goldman

Russian official warns a banking crisis is possible amid nonpayments. ‘I don’t want to think about a continuation of the war or an escalation’

Jason Ma

After U.S. debt soared to $38 trillion, the ‘easy times’ are now over as hedge funds jump into the bond market, former Treasury official warns

Jason Ma

Malcolm Gladwell tells young people if they want a STEM degree, ‘don’t go to Harvard.’ You may end up at the bottom of your class and drop out

Sasha Rogelberg

Kennedy Center seeks $1 million in damages from musician who canceled performance after Trump name added to building

Steven Sloan

Ex-Palantir turned politician Alex Bores says AI deepfakes are a ‘solvable problem’ if we bring back a free, decades-old technique

Dave Smith

Scott Galloway says the key to landing jobs is be as social as possible: ‘70% of the time, the person they pick is someone with an internal advocate’

Dave Smith

Meet a colorblind painter who’s been using special glasses since the 1980s to see nearly two-thirds of the spectrum

Cody Jackson

The ‘occupations most exposed to AI automation’ actually outperform the rest of the job market, new research reveals

Emma Burleigh

California drops lawsuit to reinstate federal bullet train funding as high-speed rail authority seeks private investors

Sophie Austin

Hawaii’s Big Island cat lovers are furious about a feeding ban to protect an endangered goose species: ‘They’re both living creatures’

Jennifer Sinco Kelleher

Why over 80% of America’s top CEOs think Trump would be wrong not to pick Chris Waller for Fed chair

Jeffrey Sonnenfeld

‘You can’t see China now as a reliable supply-chain partner’: Graphite mines forsaken for 70 years come back into fashion

Michael Hill

Winter storm cancels more than 1,000 flights in the Northeast and Great Lakes regions as state of emergency declared in N.Y., N.J.

Leah Willingham

2026 will be the year you get fooled by a deepfake, researcher says. Voice cloning has crossed the ‘indistinguishable threshold’

Siwei Lyu

Peter Thiel and Larry Page are preparing to flee California in case the state passes a billionaire wealth tax, report says

Jason Ma

Blue Origin names Tory Bruno to new national security group

Loren Grush

Jeffrey R. Holland, next in line to lead Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, dies at 85

Hannah Schoenbaum

Brutal year for stock picking spurs trillion-dollar fund exodus

Isabelle Lee

Bolsonaro undergoes medical procedure to treat severe hiccups

Fabiano Maisonnave

Cisco’s top exec and Amazon’s Andy Jassy share the same hiring red flag—and it’s something that can’t be taught

Orianna Rosa Royle

Three in four Americans say groceries are so expensive they’ve been forced to cut down on other spending

Andrew Adam Newman

Management professors who studied the dreaded work offsite say think twice about skipping it this year

Madeline Kneeland

I pioneered machine teaching at Microsoft. Building AI agents is like building a basketball team, not drafting a player

Kence Anderson

Dominion Energy Virginia sues over Trump order to halt offshore wind project, calling it ‘arbitrary and capricious’

The Associated Press

Gen Z spends hundreds a month on ‘treat culture,’ justifying it with the challenges of daily life—but that’s a ‘slippery slope,’ Bank of America says

Sydney Lake

After 23 years working for Jeff Bezos, the CEO of a $1.3 billion skills platform shares lessons he learned from Andy Jassy and the Amazon founder