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Paul Polman: It’s time to stand with Bangladesh—and my friend Muhammad Yunus

'Yunus, who I am lucky to call a friend, has been credited with lifting millions out of poverty and driving grassroots-led development,' writes Polman.

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How Nerio Alessandri started Technogym in his parent's garage and turned it into a billion-dollar company heading the Paris Olympics

Fortune speaks with Nerio Alessandri, founder and CEO of Technogym to learn more about his productivity tools, daily routine and his company's partnership with the Paris Olympics.

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In lawsuit, broker alleges Citi trader sexually harassed her for years

Christine O’Reilly’s supervisor at ICAP ignored her complaints to protect a client who was bringing in millions, suit claims.

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Should nurses get paid less than tech workers? Based on the data, they largely do

Nurses in California make over double those working in Alabama.

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97% of memecoins may be dead, but the demand is more alive than ever

A new report offers a sobering reminder of the perils of investing and trading in the currency of internet humor.

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Diet Mountain Dew for the win? Why the favorite soda of both JD Vance and Tim Walz may not be a health drink.

The chartreuse soda contains three artificial sweeteners and various additives. How safe are they?

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Amazon is reviving an obscure entry-level interview procedure: 'Bar raisers'

The goal of bar raisers is to "enhance the quality" of candidates hired.

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‘Pretty toxic’ Elon Musk is stoking U.K. race riots, blasts ex–Twitter Europe head

Musk is making a difficult situation in the U.K. worse by siding with violent mobs claiming authorities are policing England’s white communities differently from those of immigrants.

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4 potential scenarios—and 1 map—showing how the world will trade goods for the next decade, according to BCG

A return to global cooperation and peace or a worldwide escalation? Here's what to expect from geopolitics and trade by 2032.

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Here’s what top CHROs say it takes to get hired in today’s cooling labor market

HR leaders and executives from PwC, Moderna, and Yelp weigh in with six tips and tricks.

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Exclusive: BiggerPockets nets majority investment from TCG

BiggerPockets now has more than three million members and The Chernin Group (TCG) has made a majority investment in the platform, Fortune can exclusively report.

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Elon Musk’s backing of Donald Trump is hurting Tesla’s struggling EV business in Europe

German drugstore chain Rossmann said that Elon Musk's support for Donald Trump, the Republican candidate who calls climate change a hoax, goes against Tesla's mission—and it wants out.

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Can Southeast Asian countries work together to regulate AI?

"Bigger markets in the region [are] leaning towards protecting their own domestic market," said Gullnaz Baig, executive director of the Angsana Council.

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Nara Smith TikTok DIY sunscreen causes more harm than good

As homemade sunscreen formulations are trending across social media, experts warn they are doing more harm than good.

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Ex-Binance adviser joins Harris' team—alongside regulator who fought the exchange

As Harris’ key advisers come to light, two of the appointees are no strangers to crypto.

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AI adoption in Southeast Asia faces serious challenges

Everyone wants AI to work—but there are a lot of "gaps" left to bridge to make it happen.

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A Microsoft victory and Mozilla defeat: The fallout from Google’s antitrust saga

Here are the biggest winners and losers in the aftermath of Google's antitrust ruling.

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Elon Musk's troubled Trump PAC is now being investigated by two swing states after appearing to scrape voters' data

The probe is the latest of the PAC’s troubles, with a major shakeup happening in late July.

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Top economist Mohamed El-Erian warns an emergency Fed rate cut could reinforce a negative spiral and help spark a recession

“It’s a little bit like wanting to go to the emergency room for a cough,” El-Erian told Fortune.

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How might U.S. health care change with a Harris-Walz administration?

Big changes could be coming, according to policy experts.

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How an obscure Japanese yen trade sparked a global market meltdown—and why the worst could be yet to come

Financial experts explain the Japanese yen carry trade, a Wall Street favorite that’s beginning to unwind.

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Nvidia's Jensen Huang didn't feel the sharp end of the selloff—he offloaded $360M in stock before shares declined

From July to the time of writing, the average value of Huang's daily sale was $14.44 million.

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MIT economist: Markets have overestimated AI-driven productivity gains

The promise of an AI-driven productivity boom is music to everyone’s ears—but it has been overestimated.

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The youngest CFO in the Fortune 500 was set to take over his family's $21 billion chicken empire. Now his future is in doubt

For 89 years Tyson Foods was a family affair—but nobody could protect scion John Randal from his worst instincts.

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‘The Godmother of AI’ says California’s well-intended AI bill will harm the U.S. ecosystem

'I am not anti-AI governance—but SB-1047 falls short of standards,' writes Fei-Fei Li.

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