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Asia’s most powerful women: See the 2026 list here. Oura pulled its IPO citing “uncertainty in the IPO market”—but no one believes that. Markets: A break in the drama. France’s bonds are now riskier than those of Italy or Greece. Why stocks are blissfully unconcerned about the turmoil in bonds. Mortgage applications are down 37% in the U.S. There won’t be enough energy to power AI. Dead keyboard typing: In the future, we’ll talk to computers rather than write on them, some say.This story was originally featured on Fortune.com
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