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Brody Franzen is showing me his missiles and his comically large American flag. His company Furientis, operates out of Lenny…
Good morning. Fortune Editor-in-Chief Alyson Shontell writing from New York. I recently interviewed Qualcomm CEO Cristiano Amon for my podcast,…
Palmer Luckey is clear when asked whether he would sell weapons to North Korea. “If the U.S. asks me to,…
Global conflicts are awakening governments—and investors—to the importance of modernizing military forces, says Brandon Tseng, the cofounder and president of…
Tech defense startups doing business with the U.S. military could someday look back at March 2026 as the month their…
Who should control AI? Are the corporations that release the powerful technology the arbiters of its fate? Or should that…
Landing a high-paying job right now can feel less like climbing a ladder and more like surviving a gauntlet—especially for…
The Industrial Revolution ushered in a monumental shift from hand production to machine-operated production powered by steam engines. Decades later,…
Countdown to Samsung’s Galaxy XR revealed Tuesday, October 21, 7 p.m. PT. Samsung will stream its World Wide Open event,…
Imagine you’re the CEO of a small Silicon Valley company that sells a compelling little device. It’s a next-generation communicator,…