Fortune

772 articles in the Truth Foundry index. Each links out to the original.

• Trump Imposes 25% Tariffs on Brazil via Section 301 Workaround After SCOTUS Ruling · The Trump administration imposes 25% tariffs on Brazilian imports using a Section 301 investigation to bypass a Supreme Court ban on broad emergency tariffs.
• Jensen Huang's $1 Million Tom Ford Jacket Auctioned to Fund Tech Philanthropy · Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang's signature black leather jacket sold for nearly $1 million to support the Edge Institute.
• Companies Adopt Cheaper Chinese AI Models as U.S. Options Grow Costly · DoorDash, Cursor, and others use Moonshot AI and DeepSeek models to cut costs versus OpenAI and Anthropic.
• FedEx CEO Raj Subramaniam Landed First Job by Taking Roommate's Abandoned Interview · Raj Subramaniam rose from entry-level associate to FedEx CEO after securing his first job by taking his roommate's interview in 1991.
• Kalshi World Cup Final Market Hits Record $1.27 Billion Volume with Spain Favored · Kalshi and Polymarket see record trading on Argentina-Spain World Cup final contract exceeding $1.27 billion on Kalshi alone.
• European Heat Wave Killed 10,000 Extra People in 2026 · Record-breaking heat across Europe in June 2026 caused over 10,000 excess deaths.
• DNA Testing Identifies Pvt. John Pumphrey, Oldest John Doe in American History · DNA analysis and archival research identify Pvt. John Pumphrey, a Maryland soldier who died at the Battle of Camden in 1780.
• Wildfire Smoke Forces MLB, MLS, and NWSL Games to Postpone or Adjust Schedules · Heavy wildfire smoke from Canada and Minnesota disrupted major sports events across the U.S. and Canada.
• Trump Media Launches Truth PSI for Millisecond Access to President's Posts · Trump Media & Technology introduces Truth PSI, a paid service offering Wall Street firms millisecond access to high-ranking Truth Social accounts.
• Esther Perel Warns Executives of Workplace Social Atrophy and AI's Role · Psychotherapist Esther Perel argues AI and remote work are causing social atrophy in the modern workplace.
• Tech Stocks Lead Global Selloff as AI Chip Trade Falters Amid Iran Conflict · Global markets plunged with tech stocks declining sharply due to disappointing chipmaker earnings and escalating US-Iran tensions.
• Dollar Reserve Currency Status Endures Despite 55 Years of Demise Predictions · BCG Institute argues the US dollar remains the world's reserve currency as euro and renminbi face greater structural barriers.
• CEOs Must Bridge Ideological Silos to Rebuild American Worker Trust · Richard Edelman urges CEOs to foster common ground and transparency to counteract worker retreat into ideological silos.
• Kevin O’Leary and Fox News Sued for Defamation Over China Accusations in Utah Data Center Dispute · Utah political groups sue Kevin O’Leary and Fox News for defamation after he linked their opposition to his data center project with the Chinese Communist Party.
• Michaels Expands Party Supplies and Fabrics After Party City and Joann Bankruptcies · Michaels Stores rapidly added party supplies and fabrics to 1,400 locations after acquiring assets from liquidated rivals Party City and Joann Fabrics.
• U.S. Companies Apply $71 Billion Tariff Refunds to Offset Iran War Inflation · U.S. companies received $71 billion in tariff refunds but are using the money to counter inflation from the Iran conflict and commodity costs.
• Moonshot AI's Kimi K3 Challenges U.S. Models with 2.7T Parameter Open-Weight System · Moonshot AI's Kimi K3, with 2.7 trillion parameters, claims to rival Anthropic's Fable 5 and outperform OpenAI's GPT 5.5.
• Netflix Uses AI to Cut Documentary Costs as Streaming Spending Hits $20 Billion · Netflix co-CEO Ted Sarandos says AI reduced documentary production time by half and cost by 50% amid rising content spending.
• Republican Senator Tillis Conditions Blanche AG Nomination on Epstein Accusers Meeting · Sen. Thom Tillis says he will not vote for Todd Blanche's AG nomination until he meets Epstein accusers.
• NTSB Finds Human Error Caused Fatal Tesla Crash in Texas · NTSB concludes driver, not Tesla software, caused fatal crash in Katy, Texas.
• Blue Origin Boosts Pay with Controversial Equity Plan Amid SpaceX Competition · Blue Origin offers enhanced equity to rival SpaceX but ties it to strict non-compete forfeiture clauses.
• Buffett Invests $31B in Google, Calls AI Race a 'Game They Don't Want to Play' · Warren Buffett initiates Berkshire's $31 billion stake in Alphabet, citing AI capital expenditure as the driver.
• Trump Administration Eases Testosterone Rules Despite Overprescription Concerns · Trump officials seek to expand testosterone access despite data showing only 12% of prescriptions are medically necessary.
• Kalshi Cancels Flight Cancellation Betting Contracts Amid Security Fears · Prediction market Kalshi halts flight cancellation bets due to bad actor risks and data access issues.
• EY Warns Decoupling From China Would Cost U.S. Nearly $14 Trillion · EY-Parthenon analysis shows U.S. decoupling from China requires $13.7 trillion investment over 25 years.
• Five Cities Compete for LeBron James to Boost Local Economies · Cleveland, Miami, Philadelphia, Minnesota, and the Bay Area vie for LeBron James to drive economic growth.
• Spain's Lamine Yamal Becomes Third-Youngest World Cup Finalist at 19 · 19-year-old Lamine Yamal leads Spain to the World Cup final as the tournament's third-youngest finalist.
• JD Vance Blames Pam Bondi for Epstein Files Communication Mishap · Vice President JD Vance admits the administration mishandled Epstein files communications, blaming former AG Pam Bondi.
• JPMorgan CEO Jamie Dimon Calls for 300,000 Skilled Trades Workers to Rebuild US Shipbuilding · JPMorgan CEO Jamie Dimon says 300,000 skilled trades workers are needed to rebuild American shipbuilding with six-figure salaries.
• Europe's Pharmaceutical Supply Chains Must Shift from Cost to Resilience · European generic drug production relies heavily on imports, creating a critical vulnerability for healthcare security.