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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
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Women astronauts outnumber men in NASA's new class—they're now halfway through training and set to earn around $150K with no overtime or hazard pay | Fortune fortune.com/2026/10/29/women…
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Only a “very small percentage” of Vietnam’s exports to the U.S. are illegally transshipped, Marc Knapper, the former U.S. ambassador to Vietnam, said on November 3, as the Trump administration tries to apply the term to a wider set of supply chain activities. bit.ly/48IHg0J
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Spines, a startup that uses AI to help authors publish their books, market the published book, and manage their social media campaigns, has secured $64 million in new capital, the company said Monday. bit.ly/4zuLpRI
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At 23, Kiley Pulley earns more than six figures, has bought her first home, and is planning a wedding she hopes to pay for without taking on debt—but she isn’t an heir to a family fortune, she’s built her career at Walmart and is now the youngest U.S. store manager. bit.ly/4Ak0Ko9
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After scaling his first company, Liftopia, Ron Schneidermann went on to become CEO of AllTrails—today, he leads test-prep startup Acely, but looking back across his career, he says he had to learn the hard way what real work-life balance actually costs. bit.ly/3WuEUzP
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In a midterm election punctuated by America’s overwhelming distaste for data centers, one small town in North Dakota has bucked the trend. bit.ly/4iLaUan
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The giant blue wave that swept Congress this week has left Democrats in a celebratory mood—the vibe on Wall Street, however, is less upbeat as lawmakers like Sen. Elizabeth Warren (D-MA) prepare to wield oversight power. bit.ly/4iHaUYM
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On 40 of the 41 local ballot measures in 10 states that were up for a vote during last week's midterm elections, voters sided against data center development. But Europe's AI debate is different. On #FortuneDaily, @kamalahmednews joins @Ellie_Austin_ to explain the contrast. bit.ly/4zf55Id
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In an interview Fortune conducted before the allegations surfaced, Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang said that he thought the chipmaker “could be of great service” to China. bit.ly/4Aptlso
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The federal government has a $41.1 trillion borrowing limit and is already closing in on it, meaning lawmakers will have to hike it again sometime next year when Democrats are in control of Congress. bit.ly/4kIap3i
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Workers from across the country have long flocked to New York to chase dream jobs—but professionals have to compete for a limited number of roles, and baby boomers are holding on tight to jobs that might otherwise be up for grabs. bit.ly/4BNAww5
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What does it take to build wealth without a generational head start? Edward Jones Managing Partner Penny Pennington joins us at the #F500Innovation Forum next week in Detroit to discuss how technology and new financial tools can expand access to investing, financial advice, and long-term security. Learn more: bit.ly/4aQlVUH
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When you're passed over for a role, “you can either choose to be bitter, or you can be better,” said Ulta Beauty CEO Kecia Steelman at the 2025 #FortuneMPW Summit. Steelman will join leaders across industries at the #F500Innovation Forum next week in Detroit. bit.ly/4aQlVUH
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