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Musings on the state of DEI—and a goodbye

Support for diversity, equity, and inclusion is cyclical, as time has shown.

NEETS are not working by choice—but a 'perfect storm' is creating a pool of highly trained and willing workers who are the 'new unemployables'

NEETS are not working by choice—but a 'perfect storm' is creating a pool of highly trained and willing workers who are the 'new unemployables'

A significant chunk of young NEETS are well-qualified and want to work, but just can’t land a job—and may never, new Korn Ferry report warns.

The workplace attention span is dead: Most office workers can't go 30 minutes without getting distracted

The workplace attention span is dead: Most office workers can't go 30 minutes without getting distracted

As more workers return to the office, they risk getting distracted by coworkers, manager check-ins, and meetings.

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The role of consultants is changing as the rise of managed services turns them from advisors into service providers

Instead of being told what to do, businesses are increasingly looking for strategic partners to step in and run things for them.

Some Biden donors want their money back after debate disaster: 'Ridiculous manipulation and denial'

A widely derided debate performance has split Biden's backers. Some are "discouraged and insulted"—but others doubled down.

Tesla's Elon Musk got his mega-pay package, but Salesforce's Marc Benioff might not be so lucky

CEO pay balloons post-pandemic, but shareholders at Salesforce start to check their executives’ compensation.

Office vacancies set a new all-time high, ‘breaking the 20% barrier for the first time in history’

“The slow bleed occurring in the office sector has led to a steady rise in the vacancy rate as permanent shifts in working behavior have outlasted the initial wave of the pandemic four years ago,” Moody’s said.

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Alzheimer’s made my mom unable to recognize her grandkids. Breakthroughs too late for her can change the disease's trajectory—if diagnosis and treatment start early

Alzheimer’s made my mom unable to recognize her grandkids. Breakthroughs too late for her can change the disease's trajectory—if diagnosis and treatment start early

Improvements in detection, diagnosis, and medicines are offering new hope for slowing the progression of Alzheimer’s disease. 

Wingstop’s U.K. millennial chief walks to work from his Hampstead Heath apartment and has $25 lunches from London’s hottest luxury gym

Wingstop’s U.K. millennial chief walks to work from his Hampstead Heath apartment and has $25 lunches from London’s hottest luxury gym

Tom Grogan tells Fortune how he lives his “Good Life” from what he spends his bonus money on to his go-to $25 lunch order.

The secret to securing an elusive reservation at some of the most in-demand restaurants may just be applying for an American Express card

The secret to securing an elusive reservation at some of the most in-demand restaurants may just be applying for an American Express card

Amex is delving deeper into the competitive reservation space with a $400 million deal.

Tractor Supply reversed its DEI stance to appease right-wing critics

Tractor Supply reversed its DEI stance to appease right-wing critics

The company will cut all diversity-focused jobs and withdraw DEI goals after criticism of its LGBTQ-inclusive stance.

How to eat like a Paris 2024 Olympic Athlete

How to eat like a Paris 2024 Olympic Athlete

A sneak peek into four dishes being served at the Paris 2024 Athletes’ Village.

Cup Noodles introduces s'mores flavor to break free from cheap-eats reputation and win over Gen Z

Cup Noodles introduces s'mores flavor to break free from cheap-eats reputation and win over Gen Z

The packaged noodle brand is the latest to appeal to Gen Z’s eccentric taste for strange flavor combinations.

Olympic gymnast Suni Lee recites this 10-word rallying cry before competing to reduce stress and instill confidence

Olympic gymnast Suni Lee recites this 10-word rallying cry before competing to reduce stress and instill confidence

Suni Lee says hyping herself up is critical for her performance.

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Blame the presidential candidates all you want—but this one is on us

You have to ask yourself how, in a population of over 300 million people, these two guys are the best we can do.

'Looksmaxxing' is exacerbating the youth mental health crisis, psychologists say

One looksmaxxing app, UMax, ranks higher in the Apple app store charts than TaskRabbit and Zillow Rentals.

After a meteoric rise and equally epic fall, Carvana’s stock is up more than 500% in a year. But one top analyst thinks the ride gets rougher from here

Carvana first landed in the Fortune 500 in 2021.

Gen Zers are so disillusioned with the economy that they think it’s OK to commit fraud

A third of Gen Zers either know someone who has participated in payment fraud or have done so themselves.

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Lumber prices are plunging. Blame the record drop in U.S. housing affordability and a post-pandemic double bubble ‘hangover’

“It’s an ugly scenario” for the lumber market, Sitka Forest Products' Ashley Boeckholt told Fortune. “We’re kind of having a hangover from a great three years.”

How Hero Cosmetics' CEO made once-shameful pimple patches a Gen Z status symbol

The Mondelez and Samsung alum used her corporate America know-how and her Korean skincare obsession to launch the category-defining Mighty Patches—without VC funding.

The South Bronx is a cross section of everything wrong with America

Its residents make up just 6.5% of the city’s population, and yet host two-thirds of the city’s waste sites, incinerators, and factories.

Can Hinge help solve the Gen Z loneliness epidemic? The CMO says she's doing this to help

“We know that you can't date well if you're not feeling well, so we started digging into what was happening," says Hinge CMO Jackie Jantos.

Eventbrite’s CEO took the top job after her husband and in the ‘dark room’ of COVID realized she’d ‘forgotten to have a moment of doubt’

"I remember laying on the ground of our home office just thinking ‘If I live through this I’m never going to waste time feeling a lack of confidence.’"

How to survive Paris during the 2024 Olympics

For the uninitiated, Paris can be a lot. So, Fortune spoke to tourism, insurance, banking, and culture experts for their tips on navigating the city.

5 ways to keep work from getting in the way of your relationship

Multiple studies show that work stress strains relationships, and even leads to many ending.

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