The Fed unanimously agrees to hike interest rates for the first time since 2023, despite Trump’s call for the ‘lowest rates’ in the world
Inflation has been above 2% for five years. The Fed just decided that was long enough.
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Luxury travel expert Olivia Ferney charges $100K a year for planning billionaire travel—they’re easier to work with than millionaires, she says
She said less-wealthy clients brought more complaints and chargebacks, helping push her agency toward a narrower set of customers.
Mark Zuckerberg says AI doesn’t need an industry-wide slowdown because market forces and competition will push companies to make their models safe
Zuckerberg aligned more closely with Nvidia’s Jensen Huang, who has said AI companies should “run as fast as they can.”
Americans are so concerned about autonomous vehicles that Minneapolis is considering requiring drivers to sit inside Waymos
A proposed ordinance would require human “safety monitors” to be paid at least a minimum wage to sit in these self-driving cars.
AI agents are going rogue. CIOs are racing to put guardrails around them
As AI agents take on more work—and present new risks—Cisco, Intuit, Workday, and ServiceNow are creating layers of oversight to monitor, govern, and contain them.
Anthropic merges its Claude chat and agentic Cowork products into a single AI assistant as part of a push to build an AI superapp
The company is folding its chat and autonomous task-execution products into one Claude interface, while adding collaborative document and presentation tools.
Goldman says the economy is rewarding capital ownership over labor — and most Americans don’t own enough of it to benefit
The labor share of income has fallen to a record low, the lowest in 80 years. What is going on here, exactly?
Like millions of Americans, OpenAI’s Sam Altman unwinds from thinking about AI by scrolling on TikTok before bed: ‘I happen to like short-form video’
OpenAI’s billionaire CEO Sam Altman enjoys scrolling TikTok before bed—and he’s not the only CEO who does. But he wouldn’t let his son use the app.
1 in 3 Gen Z and millennials are stuck in their parents’ home—now, Airbnb is swooping in with a $250 million fund for affordable rental homes
A record 25.2 million U.S. adults under the age of 35 lived with their parents last year. Airbnb is hoping to be “part of the solution” for affordable housing.
Hot or not? The economy’s fate rests on Kevin Warsh’s answer to one key question
Oil near $110, 5% Treasury yields, an AI investment boom and stubborn inflation have revived a question the Fed hasn’t faced in years: Is America overheating?
Exclusive: Tare raises $13 million from Blockchain Capital to manage private credit transactions on the blockchain
The startup uses blockchain software to streamline credit operations and boost returns for borrowers and lenders.
Data centers can be good citizens. It’s why we’re partnering with Google and Nvidia to create the AI Energy Management Alliance
Today, the AI Energy Management Alliance is launching with 18 members who lead the AI and energy industries. We want to support our communities.
Finance is the most dominant sector by revenue, new Fortune 500 Europe list shows
The finance sector also accounts for 40% of profit and 14% of the workforce across the Fortune 500 Europe.
Current price of oil as of September 16, 2026
When oil prices change, it affects your energy costs—and even the price of everyday items. Here’s why.
Arcee AI trained four models for $20 million. Now, it’s worth $1 billion.
Arcee AI isn’t chasing OpenAI, it’s chasing China.
An energy crisis looms for Europe’s industrial giants. For GEA Group, it’s an opportunity
European companies are rethinking their climate ambitions amid high energy costs and geopolitical uncertainty. Germany’s GEA Group is bucking the trend.
Trump may insist war in Iran is ‘small potatoes’—but it’s costing $3 billion a month, with $38 billion already spent, reports budget watchdog
These funds reflect the cost of replacing expended munitions and equipment lost in battle, the CBO wrote, as well as increased flying hours, increased fuel costs, and "other operations."
The Gulf’s female startup ecosystem is flourishing. So, where’s the funding?
In this week’s Fortune Gulf Brief.
CEOs are still betting on the leadership trait AI can’t replace
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I’ve visited school districts from Tennessee to NYC. American kids are not ready for the AI revolution
Banning AI in schools drives students to use it unsupervised, widening the skills gap schools should help close.