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New, highly mutated COVID variants ‘Pirola’ BA.2.86 and JN.1 may cause more severe disease, new studies suggest

“We cannot ignore the evidence” that Omicron may be evolving into a more severe form of itself, one researcher told Fortune.

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The brutal 2023 housing market was just like the 1980s—except with a little bit of Global Financial Crisis thrown in

Millennials face a housing market a lot like their parents experienced—with a dash of their early adulthood added, for good measure.

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Trend Micro says learning technical skills is just one part of becoming a cyber expert. Here’s how its skills program is training the next generation

Having soft skills like enthusiasm and a willing to learn are just as important—especially in an industry heavily changing by AI.

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The narrative of Bidenomics isn’t sticking because it doesn’t reflect Americans’ lived experiences

The average American’s confidence in the economy has been plunging to numbers not seen since 2008.

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What is UX design? Here’s everything you need to know

User experience (UX) design is a growing industry, and you may not even need a college degree to earn close to a six-figure salary

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Britain’s richest businesswoman—who earns more than Sundar Pichai—sees salary rise to $280M

The filing reveals the businesswoman is paid more than the prime minister of Britain.

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Meta and OpenAI have spawned a wave of AI sex companions—and some of them are children

The uncensored AI economy is booming, giving rise to hard legal and ethical questions.

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U.S. EV sales fell short of predictions in 2023. Elon Musk and range anxiety could be to blame, according to a new poll

Asked whether they have a lower opinion of electric vehicles because of the actions of people associated with them, almost half of all Americans said yes.

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Carta CEO says company is investigating customer allegations of self-dealing with confidential information

One of the equity management startup’s customers has suggested Carta was using his company’s confidential data without his approval.

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This dating app is charging up to $30,000 per year to find your perfect match

Your LinkedIn account is the “price of admission” to join The League, founder Amanda Bradford says.

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How did Netflix 'win the streaming wars' while being criticized for becoming 'unwatchable?' It could all be explained by the concept of 'platform decay'

Netflix has been simultaneously crowned the winner of the streaming wars and a target of criticism for having mediocre content.

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Andy Warhol's Factory made a fortune off other people's work. Now desperate artists are accusing generative AI of supercharging that model

Warhol once said "Art is anything you can get away with.” Will Midjourney get away with training its image-generating AI on thousands of artworks?

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Biden's economic guru insists both Wall Street and Main Street can celebrate another strong jobs report as the market yawns

“At the end of the day, this idea that what's good for Main Street is bad for Wall Street is not really correct,” Jared Bernstein, chair of the Council of Economic Advisers, told Fortune.

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Biden voted for the Bayh-Dole Act 44 years ago–but the administration's plans to reinterpret it could undermine decades of world-leading U.S. innovation

Much of the modern U.S. tech transfer process flows from a revolutionary yet little-known 1980 law called the Bayh-Dole Act.

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Here’s the real reason AI can never replace financial advisors

AI can help in many ways–but nothing will ever replace the personal relationship between an advisor and their client.

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Despite Europe’s economic woes, consumers are sticking to their guns on sustainability

While budgets were still tight for many European families this year, shoppers’ commitment to sustainability remains firm.

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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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What the heck is going on with headlines on X?

X recently reversed Elon Musk’s decision to remove headlines from the platform, but why?

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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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