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Feed the pigs, then hit the spa at these luxurious farm resorts

For travelers who love farm-to-table eating, these high-end agritourism destinations offer a hands-on approach.

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Rihanna says work-life balance is 'almost impossible' as a mom in America

Music artist and business leader Rihanna opens up about the difficulties of finding a work-life balance as a mother.

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Marc Andreessen says remote work has ‘detonated’ the way we connect and it’s young professionals who will suffer the most

"You get to sit in your studio apartment in front of your laptop and good luck. You’re cut off from everything else."

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How long you need to meditate to see results for your body and brain

It can take as little as 10 minutes a day to rewire the brain.

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Meet the night owl CEOs rejecting the 5 a.m. club

Not all CEOs wake up super early to seize the day. Some hit snooze, start their day at 10 a.m. and clock on later while others are unwinding.

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PayPal just paused its plan to release a stablecoin after reports its partner is under investigation amid a larger crypto crackdown

The reported pause follows a month of concerted federal and state regulatory actions against crypto companies.

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New Carlyle Group CEO Harvey Schwartz hates office politics, has a black belt in karate, and his pay package is inextricably linked to one metric

Schwartz honed his skills at Goldman and is taking over one of the most powerful and closely watched jobs on Wall Street.

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A new agricultural revolution has started. Congress must invest now to secure the future of U.S. food

Nations around the world are starting to recognize that agriculture is undergoing a quiet technological revolution. It's time for Congress to catch up.

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How the Super Bowl halftime show became a showcase for the music and business of Rihanna

Whether there's new music, tour announcements, or a Fenty product launch, one thing's for certain: Super Bowl 57 is all about the business of RiRi.

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'Lucky girl syndrome' is exploding on TikTok—but experts warn of one crucial pitfall and a sexist side to the trend

There is some science behind the viral trend—but why are only women being targeted?

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Google's A.I. chatbot Bard could beat out Microsoft's ChatGPT-powered Bing, predicts a top VC

Lightspeed partner Gaurav Gupta lays out Google’s advantages in the A.I. war—and why startups may be the losers.

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Biden’s State of the Union–and the stories people from across the country are telling us–make the case for economic optimism

While not all Americans are familiar with Biden’s agenda now, it will significantly transform their lives in the coming years.

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How McKinsey reached over 150,000 job candidates using a video game

McKinsey is throwing out its old recruiting playbook and seeking new sources for talent.

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U.S. women still can’t get birth control pills over the counter. Inside one company's 9-year struggle to change that

Post-Roe, women’s access to contraception is more important than ever. But Perrigo's HRA Pharma is still waiting to hear back from the FDA.

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Neiman Marcus's CEO is done wooing non-wealthy shoppers

The luxe retailer gets almost half of its sales from only 2% of customers, and Neiman Marcus likes it that way.

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The world needs to ‘calm down’ about the risk of a new COVID variant emerging from China, the country’s former CDC chief says

A new study from China found no evidence of new variants among those sick with COVID in Beijing between Nov. 14 and Dec. 20. But it only examined a few hundred cases, some experts point out, calling it "hardly" representative.

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Cyber firm cracks OneKey crypto wallets, raises broader questions of hardware security

The vulnerability has been patched but the episode raises questions about crypto hardware wallets more broadly.

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Bank of America: ‘Black-owned businesses are growing–but they need our continued support to thrive’

Black entrepreneurs are more optimistic than other groups about the business outlook. It's time to give them the capital they need to grow their businesses

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GitHub laying off 10% of its staff, going fully remote

GitHub is laying off 10% of its staff through June and eliminating its real estate footprint.

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I am a DoorDash driver who's been elected to the Colorado State House. Food delivery companies are gamifying your tips and making it harder for drivers to earn a living wage. Here's what you can do about it

Stephanie Vigil has a simple message for Americans: Food delivery companies use your generous tips to exploit drivers.

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Childcare is so expensive that educated women are dropping out of the workforce because they refuse to put more than 25% of their paycheck toward the cost

How much would you pay for childcare to stay at work?

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The office may finally be making its comeback—but the ‘banner moment to return’ has likely passed

Have bosses finally won the return to office war? Not so fast, city dwellers say.

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A crisis of confidence is plaguing women in menopause—and workplaces are failing to support them

More women are talking about menopause in the workplace—but few employers support their needs.

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5 bold predictions for where lumber heads next

To better understand where lumber might head next, Fortune reached out to Dustin Jalbert, senior economist of wood products at Fastmarkets.

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Elon Musk’s cost cutting at Twitter reaches the next level after layoffs and stiffing landlords. Now he wants to dump pricey software used by his employees

Twitter’s cost cutting may include jettisoning Salesforce software, which employees use as part of their jobs.

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