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Stock market could go up under either Harris or Trump, says analyst

Analysts in the banking sector explain market trends during election years.

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The leading LLMs have accessibility blind spots, says data from startup Evinced

Evinced surveyed the most popular AI platforms, and found they all had what the company terms “critical accessibility errors.”

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How to manage the election at work—From time off to mental health check-ins

Bosses should set clear expectations, allow flexibility, promote group activities, and look after mental health.

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JPMorgan CEO Jamie Dimon's wife Judy is knocking doors for Kamala Harris

"The stakes are high in this election for our country, our core principles, our security and our economy,” Judy Dimon said in a statement provided by the Harris campaign to media.

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Singapore's former UN ambassador says the world will be a 'calmer place' if Harris wins—but momentum is on Trump’s side

“At the end of the day, Trump is crazy but he’s not mad,” Kishore Mahbubani said Monday in a conversation with Clay Chandler, Fortune executive editor for Asia.

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Europe is holding its breath to see what a Trump or Harris win might mean for the region

Experts predict that a Trump or Harris presidency could have different outcomes for Europe's economy, competitiveness, and geopolitics.

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How much protein you need depends on your workout routine

Your needs largely depend on your fitness goals, but you may not need to go as protein-heavy as you think.

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Starbucks CEO Brian Niccol has one job: Fix the bad vibes

The former Chipotle leader has big staffing and operations challenges at the coffee company.

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Investors love Nvidia. But recent buyers are taking a far greater risk than they realize

A close look at the data suggests long-term investors who buy Nvidia stock at recent prices are unlikely to get the returns they’re expecting.

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The French 'whale' who made massive pro-Trump bets is only doing it for the money and could win $80 million, report says

The trader told the Wall Street Journal he has no political agenda and that he thinks polls are understating Trump’s election odds.

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Amazon wants to make Alexa an AI powerhouse — new report reveals its desperate struggle to keep up

A new report reveals how Amazon continues to struggle with building a better AI brain for Alexa as competitors surge ahead.

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Exclusive: Jack Dorsey’s Block plans more layoffs just days after cuts at Tidal

The company behind CashApp, Square, and Tidal has conducted multiple rounds of layoffs over the last year.

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Tomasz Tunguz’s Theory Ventures has raised a $450 million second fund, filings say

Theory Ventures has raised $450 million for its second fund, according to securities filings viewed by Fortune.

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Amazon CEO hints new AI Alexa will complete your tasks

Andy Jassy hinted that the long-awaited AI-powered Alexa will be all about taking actions, and not just providing answers. But it’s unclear when the product will actually launch.

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Anxious Google employees just broached cost-cutting concerns with executives—who were dressed in Halloween costumes

The tech giant’s chief scientist Jeff Dean was reportedly dressed as a starfish.

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Rep. Trone: Harris’s economic vision isn’t unrealistic. I know because I’ve lived it

'I believe in Kamala Harris because leaders like her once believed in a farmer’s son who had nothing but a good idea.'

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British fintech founder who moved to U.S.: U.K. tech's problem isn't taxes—it's ambition

'Moving to America went beyond market size—it was a stark recognition that Britain stifles ambitious tech companies.'

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Why the ultra wealthy are renouncing their U.S. citizenship

The ultrawealthy are joining “accidental Americans” in renouncing their passports.

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Countries seeking to gain an edge in AI should pay close attention to India’s whole-of-society approach

Big Tech has powered the significant U.S. lead in AI development—but it's concentrated in handful of organizations and geographic regions.

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Red flag test: CEO explains why he rejects job candidates who say they can start right away

“They don’t get the job, because they’ll treat us the way they treat that former employer,” Gary Shapiro of the CTA says

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Top election official says colleagues gave Elon Musk ‘hand-delivered’ notes to stop him from spreading misinformation

The spread of false election information on X has left election officials exasperated and overwhelmed.

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The anticipation of a Trump win is sending mortgage rates soaring. Top economists say scorching inflation is very likely to go with it

Rising inflation is what pickled the housing world in the first place.

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Anthony Scaramucci’s case against Trump

The prevailing narrative in 2024 is that Trump is the better candidate for business. The reality is that Harris has a better economic record and plan.

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A little-known startup is acquiring enormous diamonds—and shaking up a $100 billion industry

HB Antwerp uses a blockchain to track diamonds and to route more money to the stones' home country. Industry giant DeBeers has followed suit.

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Two years ago, world leaders established a global Pandemic Fund. Now its co-chairs are warning it needs at least $2 billion by June

Due to the high demand in many countries, the Pandemic Fund will exhaust most of its funds by next June.

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