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Even experts can’t agree on the ideal hybrid workweek combo, says Harvard future of work professor: ‘We’re building the plane while flying it’

You need to leave room for experimentation, Raj Choudhury explains.

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OpenAI made 5 huge governance missteps—here’s what boards can learn from its error

OpenAI's boardroom decision has left investors and Silicon Valley stunned.

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Microsoft added $63 billion to market cap from OpenAI drama

By hiring Sam Altman and Greg Brockman to a new in-house advanced AI research team, Microsoft flipped the script in the OpenAI debacle.

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Musk says labeling him antisemitic is ‘bogus’ after tweets led to fresh advertiser exodus from X

Musk has previously described himself as "pro free speech but against antisemitism of any kind."

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OpenAI's 34-year-old CTO Mira Murati was briefly at the center of its CEO chaos

When OpenAI ousted CEO Sam Altman, Murati stepped in as interim CEO.

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How OpenAI’s unusual governance structure backfired

OpenAI’s corporate structure limits control from any of its shareholders.

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Shoplifting has become such a pain in Spain that supermarkets are locking up their olive oil supplies—and it's working

Olive oil prices have soared 150% in Spain over the last two years, making the commodity the target of retail theft and sophisticated heists.

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The housing market may be at a standstill–Americans are growing more psychologically attached to their homes than ever

In the face of ongoing economic and geopolitical uncertainty, the notions of 'home' and a trusted and safe community have become more resonant than ever.

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Inside the empire of Elon Musk, the world's boldest and brashest businessman

The empire of Elon Musk, the world's wealthiest person, spans cars, space travel, social media, and much more.

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There’s trouble below at Elon Musk’s Boring Co.

Shelved projects, slow progress, and politics seem to have dulled Elon Musk's tunneling dreams at the Boring Company.

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One map that shows everywhere Elon Musk is doing business

From Austin to Shanghai, here's the definitive map of Musk's global business operations.

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OpenAI investors are pushing for Sam Altman’s return, and it could mean changes to the board that fired him

Microsoft and other investors want Altman back as OpenAI CEO after his surprise ouster by the board on Friday.

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Neiman Marcus’s CEO starts his day with a cup of tea and writes thank you notes every night. Here’s his daily routine

Geoffroy van Raemdonck kicks off his day leading the $5 billion-a-year luxury retailer at 6:15 a.m. sharp.

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From homeless to making his first million: How the 25-year-old CEO of an NFT collection launched a toy line at Walmart

Luca Netz, CEO of Pudgy Penguins, made his first million selling fake gold chains.

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How OpenAI interim chief Mira Murati helped launch AI into the mainstream

Born in Albania, former chief technology officer is charged with calming the waters after ouster of Sam Altman

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Mira Murati is suddenly in charge at OpenAI as interim CEO. Her cover interview with Fortune hints at how she'll lead it

She worries about a “a race to the bottom” on AI safety and the difficulty of predicting “emerging capabilities” early enough.

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Housing math just isn’t mathing, a Fed president says, ripping into NIMBYism and homes that are ‘increasingly unattainable for too many workers'

Tom Barkin, president of the Federal Reserve Bank of Richmond, sees math that doesn't add up for too many—and he thinks "NIMBYism is real."

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Drybar cofounder built a $255 million hair business while her personal life ‘imploded.’ She has a warning for success-hungry entrepreneurs

“Drybar was all the rage, and it was intoxicating,” says founder Alli Webb, who released her memoir this week.

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Apple and Tesla stumbles have thrown the ‘Magnificent 7’ into doubt—but according to Wall Street analysts they’ll be the backbone of the market for years

JPMorgan, Goldman Sachs, Oppenheimer and Ned Davis Research on the future of Alphabet, Amazon, Apple, Meta Platforms, Microsoft, Nvidia and Tesla shares.

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Morticians on TikTok are inspiring young women to join the morbid profession

First, the #mortician hashtag racked up billions of views on TikTok. Now, mortuary programs have experienced a major surge in applicants - and the two trends are intrinsically linked.

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Retailers are reversing generous returns policies which cost a staggering $817 billion last year–but consumers still expect easy returns as they plan their holiday shopping

Some 38% of shoppers are relying on returns as part of their shopping strategy by purchasing more gifts than they need with the plan to return later.

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Parents and therapists worried about teen social media addiction say Meta's lifelike, celebrity AI bots are exactly what you would design to keep kids hooked

Using the likenesses of Kendall Jenner, Tom Brady and 20-plus other mega-stars, Meta has created an army of AI bots available for friendship on WhatsApp, Instagram and Messenger.

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Unrealistic plans to crack down on U.S. power plant emissions won’t work. We’ve been down this road before–and so have others

The EPA’s proposed rule would force power plant owners to decide virtually overnight whether to install expensive carbon capture tech or shut their plants.

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Coty CEO Sue Nabi is Fortune 1000's only trans CEO

Sue Nabi is the CEO of CoverGirl owner Coty Inc.

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Scottish lawmaker under pressure to resign after admitting his children racked up $13,700 roaming charges on his work iPad—and left taxpayers with the bill

Health Secretary Michael Matheson said he was trying to protect his family from the scrutiny over the exorbitant roaming charges on his parliamentary iPad.

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