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How managers can issue a return to office making employees feel untrustworthy

Harvard Law School's Sheila Heen says employers need to think intentionally about why they want staff back in the office.

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Sam Altman says Muslims in the tech industry feel “uncomfortable speaking up"

OpenAI’s CEO made the observation in an apparent reference to the ongoing war in Gaza and the resulting rise in religious and racial tensions.

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Who were the best CEOs of 2023?

Huang, Nadella and Alphabet's Sundar Pichai embraced AI and helped deliver huge returns for investors.

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Commercial real estate has a ‘muted’ outlook after a near-death experience in 2023, Moody’s economist says—and ‘office will continue to face the most strain’

“Across all sectors,” says Ermengarde Jabir, senior economist with Moody’s Analytics, “there will be a continued recalibration of sorts.”

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Why hasn't the WHO assigned a Greek letter to JN.1 "Pirola"? How it decides when to name COVID-19 variants

In an exclusive interview with Fortune, the WHO's COVID-19 lead said the organization is ready to assign a new Greek letter on a moment’s notice, but is holding out for a variant that's "truly different." Not all experts agree with the approach.

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The anti-DEI movement has gone from fringe to mainstream. Here’s what that means for corporate America

When DEI advocates don’t make space for good faith questions, we create a vacuum that is right now being filled by factually incorrect answers.

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'Rich Dad, Poor Dad' author reveals he’s $1 billion in debt—but says going bust would 'not be his problem’

“If I go bust, the bank goes bust,” the Rich Dad, Poor Dad author Robert Kiyosaki said.

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Altman, Musk, and the dangers of superstar CEOs

'People with power tend to behave like patients who have damaged their brain’s orbitofrontal lobes.'

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Harvard had no choice but to let Gay step down, private equity say

Bill Ackman, the billionaire hedge fund exec, calls for Penny Pritzker, Harvard Corp’s board chair, to resign

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The dean of NYC’s housing market dissects a puzzle: Manhattan’s record-high number of all-cash home sales. He sees good news ahead on mortgage rates

Master appraiser Jonathan Miller has been tracking the value of Manhattan real estate every week for 40 years, and he’s never seen it quite like this before.

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I advised the EU on its landmark AI Act. Here’s how it got preempted by the U.S. and U.K., why it almost got derailed by ChatGPT, and how it will shape regulation in 2024

'Whether we like it or not, the EU AI Act will be enforced within the next 12-24 months.'

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How much is a UX design bootcamp?

UX design bootcamps may cost the same as just one semester in college.

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Is a demotion a new path to CEO?

"We had to check our egos at the door," former Kohl's CEO Michelle Gass says of Levi's unusual succession plan.

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Satya Nadella's Net Worth Swelled As The Soft-Spoken Microsoft CEO Steered The Behemoth

Nadella's flexibility as a corporate leader was evident from the fact that as the CEO of Microsoft, one of his first tasks was to steer the completion of its $7.2 billion acquisition of the mobile business unit of Nokia Corp, a buy that he had resisted internally!

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Coursera’s CEO says leveraging AI in online learning is key to a more accessible, flexible education experience in 2024

Coursera CEO Jeff Maggioncalda says Ivy League universities and Fortune 500 companies trust Coursera’s learning platform because of its quality and global distribution.

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In the age of unchecked billionaires and corporate bad behavior, everyday people have a million reasons to say something if they see something

You might not see yourself being played by Julia Roberts in the next Erin Brockovich–but you just might see something the world needs to know.

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Macroeconomic uncertainties will not halt progress on the energy transition in 2024 and beyond. Here’s why

Cost inflation and high interest rates have affected renewables–but policymakers are already responding and new auction mechanisms are being put in place.

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Leadership books to read over the holidays

Fortune has rounded up ten books that will provide you with leadership strategies and inspirational stories to prepare you for a successful start to 2024.

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How 4 people met their match in 2023 with the least affordable housing market in decades

Many renters and would-be buyers were left frustrated by this year’s housing market.

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Does apple cider vinegar really help with weight loss?

Apple cider vinegar does have certain healthful properties. Here are the ones backed by science.

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Millennials could soon see their parents become their biggest expense–and American families are woefully unprepared

Three out of four middle-income older Americans won’t have enough to pay for assisted living services without selling their homes within a decade.

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Fortune favors the books: Our editors' favorite non-fiction of 2023 pulls back the curtain on a year of major transition

These non-fiction books explain not only how the algorithm of life and business are changing, but who the humans are who created this world.

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Move over Pop-Tarts and Duke’s Mayonnaise, ReliaQuest’s college football bowl game wants you to know the importance of cybersecurity

ReliaQuest, a cybersecurity company, is the main sponsor of Tampa Bay’s annual bowl game. What’s the impact?

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It wasn't just you—beers have had a challenging 2023 as well, from consumer boycotts and sobering volumes to 'stolen' breweries

The beer business was impacted by softer consumer demand and other unexpected tumult—but an up-and-coming beer category has offered some solace.

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