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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
Amazon is reversing its plan to expand its data center footprint in Virginia—forgoing its $427 million plan to build data centers on George Washington University’s Virginia campus. bit.ly/4yAkWRo
“I’m a millionaire and I proudly rent," Haley Sacks, better known Mrs. Dow Jones told @Ellie_Austin_ in the latest episode of #FortuneDaily. bit.ly/3TUP4ca
“I’m an investor in Jimmy’s company, and when you look at how that company is built, it resembles a Fortune 500 holding company,” Steven Bartlett, host of The Diary of a CEO podcast, told Fortune. bit.ly/3WjI9Kc
The California-born chain In-N-Out doesn’t offer delivery, but customers are hiring independent drivers to bring its burgers and fries to their doorstep. bit.ly/4skU9Y3
Microsoft and Alphabet have opposed plans to trade tokenized versions of their shares on Andrew Cuomo-backed platform OKXICE, joining 14 other public companies that have formally objected. bit.ly/4yTOcmB
“There is no such thing as balance—just get that through your thick skulls,” Martha Stewart said in an interview with Vivian Tu, who runs the social media account Your Rich BFF. bit.ly/4zPi9VJ
Elon Musk said Tuesday that independent directors at Tesla and SpaceX have formed special committees to explore a potential merger between the two companies. bit.ly/3Wjip0w
Powerful new AI models are helping hackers carry out an increasing number of large-scale, sophisticated cyber attacks, experts say. bit.ly/4zIWSg2
“If you have this dream of an industrialized America, number one is most people don’t want to live that dream,” Citadel CEO Ken Griffin said at the Citadel Securities Future of Global Markets conference. bit.ly/4zLGxar
A report from the Wesleyan Media Project found more than $137 million in spending on 220 campaign videos made at least partly with AI through Oct. 11, ahead of the 2026 midterm elections. bit.ly/4yTkEFH
Jeff Bezos and Lauren Sánchez Bezos are putting $100 million behind the idea that the world’s most endangered animals and plants can still be pulled back from extinction. bit.ly/4ywrOPC
On Tuesday, the German camera maker Leica and Formula 1 announced a global licensing deal—the brand’s first official tie-up with the sport. bit.ly/4sjJKvE
“The film is a great piece of art, but let’s not confuse that art with the underlying facts,” author John Carreyrou said in a statement to Fortune. bit.ly/4yFMrcp
On Tuesday, Elon Musk’s SpaceX said third-quarter revenue rose 161% to $14.6 billion year over year, cruising past the $12.86 billion analysts expected, according to Visible Alpha consensus from S&P Global Market Intelligence.
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“ I ask people what their superpower is.”
At the #FortuneMPW Summit, we asked business leaders what questions they ask in job interviews. Here’s what they said. bit.ly/4hIX9d1
The Diary of a CEO host Steven Bartlett forecasts about $90 million in revenue for his broader media company this year, including a projected $60 million from the show. bit.ly/4jySGLc
"When I feel most powerful is when I see the people I've invested in make moves," @SamsClub CEO Latriece Watkins told @_emmahinchliffe at #FortuneMPW. bit.ly/4jnbYDd
Speaking at #FortuneMPW, Deloitte U.S. Human Capital Practice leader Simona Spelman said reliability, transparency, capability, and humanity have the power to galvanize or drag on momentum as companies try to advance. bit.ly/4sfELMi
On the latest episode of #FortuneDaily, @Ellie_Austin_ sits down with @Kalshi cofounder @luanalopeslara, who reflects on becoming the world’s youngest self-made woman billionaire and what the milestone says about the company’s growth. bit.ly/3UEvIrW
MSG Sports is spinning off its New York Rangers hockey business from the Knicks, a structure that could make it easier to sell either team separately down the road—or simply give investors better visibility into what each is worth. bit.ly/4k7JxJM

