India’s moment: Navigating a world torn by U.S.-China rivalry
If you’ve been watching the headlines, you’ve seen the trade war between the U.S. and China ramp up again: tariffs flying, supply chains splintering, and tech giants caught in the…
Top virologists sound the alarm on bird flu and plead with world leaders to prepare for another pandemic
So warn leading virologists from over 40 countries who are sounding the alarm over the increasing threat of H51 avian bird flu—which can cause cough, body aches, fatigue, pneumonia, and…
Visa launches stablecoin payments in Latin America in major advance for crypto
Credit card giant Visa announced on Wednesday the launch of a new product that will let consumers pay with stablecoins in six countries, including Mexico and Argentina. The offering, which…
Gen Z’s angst is dismantling the long-established happiness curve and confounding researchers
The happiness curve has been a relatively predictable U-shape for a long time: You are at your happiest when you’re young, then happiness declines in midlife, only to rise once…
Donald Trump Jr. plans to open an exclusive new Beltway club dubbed ‘Executive Branch’ catering to the wealthy
The new invitation-only club reportedly costs $500,000 to become a member, but the name raises concerns it will sell access to the business and tech moguls looking to nurture relationships…
IDEO picks former partner Mike Peng to reinvent the storied home of ‘design thinking’ for the age of AI
IDEO, the design consultancy credited with popularizing the concept of “design thinking,” has named Mike Peng, a former partner, as its next chief executive officer. Peng will return to IDEO…
Trump slams Powell again, claiming he knows ‘much more than he does about interest rates’
President Donald Trump may have no intention of letting Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell go, but that doesn’t mean he’ll let up on the criticism. The president still wants lower…
First-quarter GDP tanked because there was so much panic-buying from other countries ahead of Trump’s tariffs rollout
U.S. importers rushed to stock up this spring at an unprecedented pace, bringing in goods before consumers had a chance to buy. That’s turned the first-quarter GDP estimate negative and…
Private hiring slowed in April out of fear of tariff impacts. ‘Unease is the word of the day,’ ADP chief economist says
Private-sector hiring slowed in April with payrolls increasing just 62,000, according to ADP’s National Employment Report released Wednesday. This is much lower than expected and a far cry from the…
At Microsoft she was in charge of professional development for 90,000 employees. She found this trait prevents women from getting promoted
Good morning! Bill fighting revenge porn passed by Congress, UPS to cut 20,000 jobs, and Fortune’s Nina Ajemian talks with former Microsoft exec Sabina Nawaz about how managers can overcome…