Asia is on track to become a $5 trillion health care market by 2030—but governments are underspending, leaving a massive funding gap that private equity is rushing to fill. https://bit.ly/4m2iiPR

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy on Saturday made unannounced visits to the United Arab Emirates and Qatar, as Ukraine seeks to use its drone expertise to help Gulf Arab states blunt Iran’s attacks. https://bit.ly/3Oa3EcL

The digital fight is likely to persist even if a ceasefire is reached between Iran and the U.S. and Israel, experts said. https://bit.ly/4lUAxqg

“Collective bargaining has been the fastest and most effective way for the regulation of AI technology,” SAG-AFTRA Executive Director Duncan Crabtree-Ireland said. https://bit.ly/4bRv7HR

The U.S. war on Iran set up Russia’s economy for a major rescue after oil prices soared after the closure of the Strait of Hormuz. But if President Vladimir Putin was expecting a huge windfall, that view may literally be going up in smoke. https://bit.ly/3NuJDgU

The number of American service members wounded in the Iran war has grown beyond 300, with more than two dozen troops injured last week from attacks on a Saudi air base. https://bit.ly/4sRJfbm

Fauna CEO Rob Cochran said on social media he was “incredibly excited to share that Fauna Robotics has officially joined the Amazon family”. https://bit.ly/4v1fAy5

One six-bedroom Airbnb in Princeton, New Jersey, is offered at roughly $6,000 a night during the World Cup, about 140% higher than its price a year ago. It's not the only one. https://bit.ly/41yg8hj

Donald Trump deployed ICE agents to some airports a week ago to help with security as TSA callouts rose nationwide — the same officers who may now remain in place if TSA staffing strains continue. https://bit.ly/3ObeZJz

AGI has long been the ultimate goal of many artificial intelligence researchers. There's just one problem: there's no universally accepted definition of the term. https://bit.ly/47rZF1J

“We’ve sort of resigned ourselves that we’re just gonna build less units across the entire country during a housing crisis,” said Tyler Norod, president of Westbrook Development Corporation, which builds affordable housing in Maine. https://bit.ly/3Q9gGYs

“Climbing up was fairly natural and easy,” said Google CMO Alon Chen, “simply because I just disregarded all the status quo and the rules and realized what’s the right thing to do, and went all the way with it.” https://bit.ly/3PFyKcH

“Olivia [Munn] did an amazing job starting that conversation about understanding your risk,” said Jaime LaMontagne, the CMO of Astrin Biosciences. “More and more physicians are doing that test.” https://bit.ly/4bX5RAj

“People have talked about” a gas tax suspension, President Trump said. “It’s something we have in our pocket if we think it’s necessary.” https://bit.ly/4m38F3p

Fortune visited Dell’s CFO in New York to find out more about how the company pulled off something almost no company of its size has managed to do: Reinvent itself in real time. https://bit.ly/41FGsWM

Air Canada’s CEO announced his retirement from the airline Monday after his inability to speak French earned him the ire of Canada’s prime minister and French-speaking Quebecers. https://bit.ly/415QWi9

Swiss food giant Nestlé says about 12 tons, or 413,793 candy bars, of its KitKat chocolate brand were stolen after leaving its production site in Italy earlier this week for Poland. https://bit.ly/40ZtvHl

“America’s air travel system has reached its breaking point,” President Trump said in the memo authorizing the payments to TSA workers. https://bit.ly/4s5qGiZ

“The public’s support for Elon Musk’s tunnel project is heavily influenced by partisanship,” Vanderbilt researchers found, underscoring how deeply the Tesla CEO's political activity now shapes public perception. https://bit.ly/4bVRs7g

How do you incentivize workers to actually use the tech that might replace them? One London-based company thinks it has the answer. https://bit.ly/4bHkWah

Three years ago, Dell Technologies was watching its traditional PC business contract sharply after a pandemic-era boom. Then the AI surge hit. https://bit.ly/3PDQwNC

“We’re in a tough spot, ladies and gentlemen,” said retired Gen. Jim Mattis at the CERAWeek by S&P Global conference. “I can’t identify a lot of options.” https://bit.ly/4bFqG4c

Blockchains, with their instant settlement and tiny per-transaction costs, are the obvious technology to facilitate mass micro-payments, according to AgentCash's Sam Ragsdale. https://bit.ly/3PCZM4u

Meta will pay for a total of 10 gas-fired power plants—enough to power more than 5 million homes—to electrify its rapidly expanding plans for its massive AI data center complex in northeastern Louisiana. https://bit.ly/4uXgEmu

Some of the most recognizable Fortune 500 CEOs are stepping down as AI becomes a defining question about what kind of executive is best suited to lead the next phase of the business. https://bit.ly/4sK3qIq

“In some videos you can see someone going to the toilet, or getting undressed. I don’t think they know, because if they knew they wouldn’t be recording,” a Meta worker noted, having seen video from the company's glasses. https://bit.ly/4sNm4PB

For the well-disciplined, high-fee cards are a good value thanks to a combination of perks plus rewards for spending that can be cashed in for a host of travel offerings. But not everyone is pleased. https://bit.ly/4bWy4ar

Now pitching itself as “healthcare access infrastructure,” Zocdoc says millions of patients each month use its marketplace to find in‑network doctors. https://bit.ly/47QGdMr

A top Iranian official warned the U.S. against a ground invasion, saying American troops would be set “on fire,” as regional diplomats gathered in Pakistan on Sunday in a push to broker an end to the monthlong war. https://bit.ly/4lYAYjn

If Tehran doesn’t capitulate, and Trump remains married to a six-week deadline (give or take a few days), then it might be the U.S. that is forced to make the concessions. https://bit.ly/47uP2ew

Asia’s healthcare market is expected to reach roughly $5 trillion in size by 2030 and contribute 40% of growth in the global healthcare sector. Yet it currently accounts for just 20% of global healthcare spending, despite making up more than half of the world’s population. https://bit.ly/4m2iiPR

Investors are looking past President Donald Trump’s attempts to talk oil prices down as reports signal an increasing likelihood that U.S. ground troops will be deployed to fully reopen the Strait of Hormuz. https://bit.ly/4sJca1s

Ukraine has launched a barrage of drone strikes on Russia’s top export hubs, including Novorossiysk on the Black Sea as well as Primorsk and Ust-Luga on the Baltic Sea. https://bit.ly/3NuJDgU

“Over the last week, there have been a couple of interesting developments that effectively merged the Russia-Ukraine war and the Iran war into a single conflict.” https://bit.ly/4cd1KkJ

“Companies should be spending as much time on the workforce right now as they are on the technology. And we’re seeing most companies focus much more on the technology.” https://bit.ly/41vGvEG

While visitors to their massive facilities often expect a mechanized factory floor, Rachel noted they are frequently “in shock” to find an operation that resembles “a big restaurant.” https://bit.ly/489jdbh

“Normally we think of a bubble as being something where the price has gotten out of whack with the fundamentals themselves…In this case, the bubble actually may be in the earnings themselves.” https://bit.ly/4dh5iDG

In the short term, governments are returning to coal—the dirtiest of fossil fuels—to keep the lights on. In the long term, the supply shock may accelerate nuclear restarts and electric vehicle adoption faster than years of climate policy ever managed. https://bit.ly/4bX7jTe

The brand now holds 16 international patents protecting its proprietary EB Core technology, which mimics the support and structure of a wire without causing discomfort. https://bit.ly/4uTPvkB

Landing a role at one of Silicon Valley’s most coveted companies without a degree—let alone a high school diploma—requires a different kind of job-seeking strategy. For Petersson, it came down to proving you can do the job before anyone asks for your resume. https://bit.ly/4sFjcUL

“I often teach them what you can do in your daily routine, such as drinking coffee, for example, or opening a laptop. Before opening your laptop, just take 30 seconds to breathe in, breathe out carefully.” https://bit.ly/3PC9RP3

“I’m never going to promise to do something the U.S. wouldn’t do,” Anduril's Palmer Luckey told Fortune in early February, on the sidelines of the Singapore Airshow. https://bit.ly/4cckktd

“House hunters are also feeling jittery because of economic and geopolitical uncertainty. Many Americans are concerned about job security, inflation, the Iran war, and other world events that can make their finances feel shaky.” https://bit.ly/3Q4Webc

“The current conflict may expose further fault lines, by challenging the US security umbrella for Gulf infrastructure and the maritime security for global trade in oil.” https://bit.ly/4lXMfAB

“The U.S. Treasury bond market has finally responded to the Mideast war, giving its assessment of the energy shock’s severity and the war’s effect on U.S. fiscal imbalance and inflation.” https://bit.ly/47pOeHY

This week Meta extended moonshot-level stock grants to a broader swath of senior leaders that did not include CEO Mark Zuckerberg. The move may usher in a new wave of compensation packages for non-CEO C-Suite executives. https://bit.ly/3NwysUZ

“Almost everybody you talk to will have a story” about supporting an unemployed man, said Laura Ullrich, a labor economist at the Richmond Fed, adding that what’s changed isn’t the dynamic itself, but the fact that it no longer carries the stigma it once did. https://bit.ly/4sOXRZ2

“The die is being cast for the rest of the year for what’s going to happen in the markets,” said Dow chairman and CEO Jim Fitterling. “It’s like the unwind we saw on supply chains during COVID." https://bit.ly/4tg0xPx

“I had Claude make me a case study on what it would cost them to pay me $1,000 a month more than they’re paying me now, versus hire their in-house cleaners and what the risks and costs of that look like.” https://bit.ly/4sEjknu

The Ravens said that, after conversations with “public partners,” they would walk away from the tunnel proposal. Mayor Scott, a Democrat, said publicly that it was “not something that I would have approved.” https://bit.ly/47rNC4q