Chip slump drives Nasdaq toward correction amid AI investment panic

'A Lot of Panic Around the AI Investment': How a Chip Slump Is Driving the Nasdaq Toward Correction

By Eva Roytburg | July 28, 2026 | 40 minutes ago

A significant downturn in semiconductor stocks is fueling concerns over AI investment returns, pushing the Nasdaq toward correction territory. The article explores how the chip slump is driving broader market anxiety.

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Instagram Cracks Down on Growing 'Pervert Glasses' Problem with Meta Ray-Bans

By Tatiana Sataua | July 28, 2026 | 4 hours ago

Instagram is taking action against the misuse of Meta Ray-Bans, addressing concerns over secret video recordings targeting women.

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The IPO Hype Cycle Returns

By Sam Forsdick | July 28, 2026 | 5 hours ago

A look back at the return of IPO enthusiasm, from the Fortune Archives.

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Bernard Arnault Is Denying a Family Rift—and Any Kind of Real-Life Succession. LVMH Earnings Tell a Stranger Story

By Mia Osmonbekov | July 28, 2026 | 6 hours ago

Despite Bernard Arnault's denials of family discord, LVMH's latest earnings reveal a more complicated narrative around succession at the luxury giant.

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No. 1 on the Fortune Global 500: Amazon's Jeff Bezos on How His Garage Startup Became the Largest Company in the World by Revenue

By Kristin Stoller | July 28, 2026 | 12 hours ago

Amazon tops the Fortune Global 500. Jeff Bezos reflects on the company's journey from a garage startup to the world's largest company by revenue.

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How Wistron's Early Nvidia Bet Made It an Unsung Winner of the AI Boom—and One of the Biggest Risers on This Year's Global 500

By Nicholas Gordon | July 28, 2026 | 12 hours ago

Wistron's early investment in Nvidia has paid off, making the company a standout performer on the Fortune Global 500.

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Why Did a $154 Billion CEO Just Endorse Stripping Most Americans of Voting Rights—and Taking Us Back to the 19th Century?

By Nick Lichtenberg | July 27, 2026 | 1 day ago

A controversial endorsement from a high-profile CEO sparks debate over voting rights in America.

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A Nobel Economist Challenged Elon Musk to Donate His Entire $1T Fortune by 2036. Musk's Reply: 'I Am Actually Going to Do Something Along These Lines'

By Sydney Lake | July 27, 2026 | 24 hours ago

Elon Musk responds to a challenge from a Nobel economist to give away his trillion-dollar fortune within a decade.

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New York City Women Are Making Up to $30,000 Per Month by Renting Out Their Closets to Strangers

By Sarah Glodek | July 27, 2026 | 2 days ago

A growing trend in NYC sees women earning significant income by renting closet space to strangers.

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The Millennial Generation Is Split in 2: An Older Crowd with Boomer-Style Comfort, a Younger Set Going 'Back to the Early 1900s'

By Nick Lichtenberg | July 25, 2026 | 3 days ago

A generational divide emerges among millennials, with older members enjoying boomer-level wealth while younger counterparts adopt early 20th-century living patterns.

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LeBron James Took a Pay Cut to Maybe Live in New York and Commute to Philly by Chopper, Risking Double Taxation as NYC Also Tries to Ban Helicopters

By Catherina Gioino | July 27, 2026 | 23 hours ago

LeBron James's potential move to New York and helicopter commute to Philadelphia raises tax and regulatory complications.

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I've Been Teaching College Students for Decades. Most of Them Can No Longer Finish a Book

By Commentary | July 26, 2026

A veteran professor observes a troubling decline in reading stamina among today's college students.

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