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Number of Black Fortune 500 CEOs reaches new record high

Dave Bozeman became CEO of transportation and logistics company C.H. Robinson on Monday, increasing the number of Black Fortune 500 CEOs.

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Cancer vaccines are already a reality. Here's what you need to know about the cutting-edge technology that could usher in an era of personalized medicine

The concept may seem torn from the plot of some futuristic sci-fi movie, or from the pages of some decades-old utopian novel far ahead of its time. But such wonders of science exist today.

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The best place for Gen Z to start a career isn’t in NYC or L.A.—it’s in the South

Southern cities are edging out traditional hot spots as the best place for young professionals to launch their careers.

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Remote work is good for individuals but bad for teams, says CEO with fully in-person office: ‘It’s not just about you’

Groundswell CEO Jake Wood told Fortune that your job “is not just your individual contribution.” It also involves “lifting up” those around you.

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One year after Roe v. Wade was overturned, employers haven't done enough to protect abortion rights

The easy things to do are already done. Now comes the hard part.

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The forced return to the office is the definition of insanity

After five consecutive quarters of declining productivity, CEOs must abandon the sinking ship of forced in-office work and embrace flexible work.

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HR departments have become testing ground for A.I.

HR departments have become an A.I. testing ground, according to the third quarterly Fortune @ Work Playbook.

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How 9 companies are preparing for the A.I. talent battle

Companies like Salesforce and Coca-Cola are competing to hire and train the best A.I. talent.

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Even your veteran tech employees will need 'extensive' training to use A.I.

Harnessing the power of A.I. in the workplace requires training employees on how to effectively use the technology.

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How Genpact uses A.I. to suss out employee dissatisfaction

Genpact is using A.I. to pick up on workplace satisfaction and address employee disengagement.

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IBM's HR team saved 12,000 hours in 18 months by using A.I. to automate 280 tasks

IBM is using artificial intelligence to automate HR processes, saving thousands of hours in the last 18 months.

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How a Fortune 500 tech company is helping transgender employees weather an anti-trans backlash

Financial-software giant Intuit has listened to and stood up for its transgender staff at a pivotal time.

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One way to avoid losing your job to A.I.: Ensuring your personal brand doesn’t get ‘dusty'

A strong personal brand means that your name gets dropped in rooms you're not in, Aliza Licht says, and it could be key to remaining valuable.

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Eli Lilly’s CEO pinpoints the 3-pronged problem big execs face with remote work

Managing a distributed workforce is “the leadership challenge of our decade,” David Ricks, CEO of pharma giant Eli Lilly, said.

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Gen Z workers came of age amid the pandemic—and now quitting their job is always front of mind

It's a way of life for Generation Quit.

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This Week in the Metaverse: 'NFL Rivals' hits 1 million downloads, and getting to the bottom of the Eminem-BAYC mystery

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Condoleezza Rice: America needs to ‘make a lot more use’ of skills-based hiring

The former secretary of state is famously multitalented, from her virtuosic piano playing to deep knowledge of NFL football.

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U.S. maternal deaths have nearly doubled in just three years–and no one seems to care

'For Black moms, it doesn't matter how much money, education, or access to care we have. Wealthy, well-resourced, urban Black folks die, too.'

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Here are the six 'dark pattern' tricks that Amazon used to get and keep people subscribed to Prime, according to the FTC

Emotional wording, persuasive animations, and roadblocks to completing purchases are all used to drive people into a Prime membership.

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TikTok COO V. Pappas, a prominent nonbinary exec, resigns

V. Pappas will depart TikTok, while former Disney exec Zenia Mucha joins the Bytedance platform.

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Airbnb says turnover is down, diversity is up thanks to its flexible work policy

Airbnb has seen increased diversity among new hires and decreased attrition one year after launching its live-from-anywhere policy.

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How Dropbox's CEO thinks A.I. will transform business

A.I will help Dropbox go after larger clients than it typically has, says CEO Drew Houston.

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America's education system is failing–but a growing school choice movement believes it has the solution

School choice programs mean that students aren't locked into attending a district public school based on home address.

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The ‘S’ in ESG could change the world. We just don’t know how to measure it

Typically, people do not grow out of poverty in 10 years–it’s more like a generation. A.I. can analyze the subtle dynamics that effect change.

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Are you at risk of developing Alzheimer's Disease? A simple screener can tell—and so can these 11 early warning signs

A quick test that mimics real-life phone tasks can tell if a senior is at risk for Alzheimer’s disease, according to a new study.

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