If and when the Epstein files are released, an as-yet-unseen cache of documents describing Deutsche Bank’s relationship with the late financier will likely be among them. trib.al/Zdu4tkw

Damola Adamolekun, 36, is the youngest chief executive in Red Lobster's nearly six-decade history. After the chain’s brutal bankruptcy, his plan involves seafood boils, Cheddar Bay Biscuits, and private equity data savvy. trib.al/E0f4ENR

The Trump administration is carefully weighing a campaign to rescue Argentina’s economy and its wobbling president, Javier Milei. trib.al/pYeqprr

“This can be the greatest comeback in the history of the restaurant industry,” 36-year-old Red Lobster CEO Damola Adamolekun told Fortune. “To lead that would be a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity.” trib.al/U52zxry

AlixPartners co-CEOs David Garfield and Rob Hornby were promoted to lead the 2,500-person global consulting firm in February. trib.al/pugsGKb

Air traffic controllers aren’t showing up to airports, as they’re expected to work without pay during the government shutdown. It’s making the industry’s staffing problem even worse, with staffing down 50% in some areas. trib.al/eDVqSj4

“Firms can only absorb so much,” Nathan Sheets, Citigroup's top economist and an Obama treasury appointee, told Fortune. He warns, the consequences of President Donald Trump’s renewed tariff wars will hit regular Americans the hardest. trib.al/FY9iLtg

A growing sense of economic pessimism is taking hold in the U.S., as new Fannie Mae survey data reveals nearly 70% of Americans believe the economy is headed in the wrong direction. trib.al/K17fd5j

YouTube megastar Jimmy Donaldson, the creator behind the platform’s biggest channel MrBeast, is worried there are “scary times” ahead for the creator economy as AI video tools make it increasingly difficult to tell what is real. trib.al/vt5Vzkg

Hedge fund billionaire Paul Tudor Jones, founder and CIO of Tudor Investment Corporation, has raised alarms about the state of financial markets, drawing pointed comparisons to the explosive tech-driven boom of 1999, trib.al/w1QZhAc

All-cash offers have cemented their place as a formidable force in the U.S. housing market, accounting for nearly one in three home purchases in the first half of 2025, according to the latest analysis from Realtor.com. trib.al/6by2ADe

President Donald Trump does not seem eager to fuel MAGA’s rage over the NFL’s decision to tap Bad Bunny for next year’s Super Bowl halftime show. trib.al/THnjNZZ

U.S. GDP growth in the first half of 2025 was almost entirely driven by investment in data centers and information processing technology, according to Harvard economist Jason Furman. trib.al/uuOwM9w

Most interns settle for group meet-and-greets. This Gen Zer cold-emailed the boss—and walked away with career advice from the LA Clippers’ exec Gillian Zucker. trib.al/NFq0J49

AI isn’t just coming for low-wage or entry-level jobs—it could erase nearly 100 million of them across the U.S. over the next decade. That’s according to a new report from Senator Bernie Sanders. trib.al/RCAognc

John Ternus has been given a bigger spotlight at Apple events recently. He's rumored to be the "heir apparent" to CEO Tim Cook. trib.al/dVwdzEw

Jeff Bezos, now the fifth-richest person in the world at a $234 billion net worth, founded Amazon when he was 30 years old after about a decade of work experience. trib.al/1yN3vAn

The recent frenzy of AI-fueled investments and stock-market gains has John Chambers, the former CEO of Cisco, experiencing déjà vu: The AI-hype feels all too reminiscent of the 1990s crash. trib.al/MLdsyMh

Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy said Monday that the government shutdown is putting more stress on air traffic controllers who already have an extremely stressful job. trib.al/mCVL188

Only 8% of hiring professionals think that Gen Z is prepared for the workplace, according to a new report from Criteria which surveyed more than 350 managers across small and large enterprises. trib.al/ba4j7Lf

Citadel’s Ken Griffin cautioned that America’s market rally is being propped up by policies better suited to a recession than a growing economy. trib.al/o2rrNkD

Delta CEO Ed Bastian also revealed that, due to aging air traffic control systems, it actually takes longer today to fly from Atlanta to LaGuardia than it did in the 1950s when the airline opened that route. trib.al/QRFHb3q

Sharran Srivatsaa, president of Acquisition.com and a former Goldman Sachs investment banker, recently shared a story on TikTok about how he managed to get hired at Goldman Sachs—a process that apparently required 39 one-on-one interviews. trib.al/ezsdSBk

As CEO of a bank that now has 38,000 employees and manages assets of more than $600 billion, DBS chief executive Tan Su Shan faces a formidable challenge: to sustain its extraordinary momentum in a moment marked by geopolitical turmoil. trib.al/p77zv8k

Studies show employee referrals, while representing only 6-7% of job applications, account for 37-45% of successful hires across various industries, underscoring the importance of making connections. trib.al/vEkPfcN

Meet Asia’s most powerful woman in business: DBS Bank CEO Tan Su Shan. #FortuneMPWAsia trib.al/t3J5Wr0

"I’ve told colleagues, ‘This is going to be a volatile year, so you better buckle up,'" DBS Bank CEO Tan Su Shan said. trib.al/QDH3OSK

When President Donald Trump compared “Big Homebuilders” to OPEC in a Sunday evening Truth Social post, he gave a voice to a common populist trope: Greedy developers are hoarding supply of houses and thus driving up costs. trib.al/wrFVOiS

Anthropic’s newest AI model, Claude Sonnet 4.5, often understands when it’s being tested and what it’s being used for, something that could affect its safety and performance. trib.al/Pjt0uDy

Jenny Han, the author behind hit series like “To All the Boys I’ve Loved Before,” said she wouldn’t change a thing about her come-up, and that working as a librarian helped her tap into what young readers were looking for. trib.al/CqAeK97

A lot is riding on the AI boom, and it isn’t just the stock market surge. AI is being touted as an elixir for a number of serious economic challenges, according to Ruchir Sharma, chair of Rockefeller International. trib.al/92ZTsX0

Wesley Batista, who, with his brother Joesley Batista, controls the $15 billion Brazilian meat-packing behemoth JBS, said the U.S. needs to import more product from abroad to meet demand. trib.al/0gzI9a9

“To all of those young people of TikTok, I saved TikTok, so you owe me big,” Trump said in his first post on the platform since the 2024 election, filmed in the Oval Office. trib.al/DzkunQJ

Working at a company, instead of immediately trying to start one, “increases your odds” of being successful, Amazon founder Jeff Bezos said during an interview at Italian Tech Week. trib.al/xVyZVxp

President Trump’s tariffs, highly touted as a lever to boost American industry, are now emerging as a substantial tax on business according to Morgan Stanley’s chief economist. trib.al/G5BxbRt

From Dishoom’s Lodgings in Notting Hill to La Tour d’Argent’s Augusta Apartment in Paris, a new wave of stays offers exclusive access, bespoke service, and a table always waiting downstairs. trib.al/XqMFOvZ

Asia’s most powerful woman in business this year is DBS CEO Tan Su Shan. Since taking the helm, she’s had to steer the bank through a revived trade war and the return of alternative financial products like cryptocurrencies. trib.al/boq4RCh

McLaren has reportedly reached an estimated worth of a record $5 billion under the leadership of CEO Zak Brown, but before the chief executive was making eight figures in the rubber-burning world of F1, he made his first fortune spinning different wheels. trib.al/QXp7aBx

Forget “this could've been an email” as AI automates more work for employees, the new catchphrase at work may be “this could've been written yourself.” trib.al/PJ3DEzq

Multimillionaire serial entrepreneur Jesse Itzler says the world doesn’t reward perfect plans, “it rewards action.” trib.al/3xkARK7

AMD announced a long-term partnership with OpenAI on Monday that will make it one of the startup’s key chip suppliers for training and running advanced AI models. trib.al/vKTQLI8

Labor force participation among mothers with children under five dropped nearly three percentage points between January and June 2025, coinciding with a near doubling of full‑time office mandates among Fortune 500 companies. trib.al/A5jTnuN

In 2016, Taylor Swift was canceled. Snake emojis flooded her Instagram comments. In 2017, she came back with Reputation, featuring snake imagery everywhere. She knows how to reclaim an insult—and she just did it for the “girlboss.” trib.al/8Ov8P5t

Gen Z consumers opt to share plates or order appetizers and kids’ meals to offset the cost of dining out during a period of inflation and tariffs. trib.al/8837sOb

Bill Winters, CEO of Standard Chartered, will join Fortune October 26–27 in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, at the #FortuneGlobalForum. trib.al/D932qzD

“The bottom line is that not having the BLS jobs data is a serious problem for assessing the health of the economy and making good policy decisions. But the private sources of jobs data are admirably filling the information gap, at least for now." trib.al/R5WCYAW

Active listening. Shared responsibilities. Pre-planned forgiveness. If the tenets of AlixPartners’ co-CEO relationship sound a lot like those of a married couple who have gone through a lot of therapy, well, you’re not far off. trib.al/84oIZ2V

“We were laughed out of VC rooms who said that chess would never be anything,” Rensch recalls. “Nobody invested early on, and it became the biggest blessing in disguise.” trib.al/Mekx8sN

The all-or-nothing moonshot pay plan was a gambit so risky even Axon Enterprise CEO Rick Smith’s wife was against it. But he blew through all the goals in five years—half the time the board gave him—making Smith the highest-paid CEO last year. trib.al/9gxG5CG

“If you aren’t using AI and you’re a CEO, what are you doing?” Rogier told Fortune. “You are holding yourself back. You’re like, ‘I only want to be 80% as productive as I can be.’” trib.al/nIsP4jy