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Top OnlyFans stars hope new CEO embraces adult content

The abrupt leadership change at OnlyFans raised questions about the platform's identity and commitment to adult content. For now, adult-content creators are optimistic.

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Microsoft's stock has risen almost 1,000% since CEO Satya Nadella took the job in 2014, netting him a reported $1 billion in compensation since then.

Microsoft’s stock surged to an all-time high Tuesday after the company announced it would offer a $30-per-month subscription for a suite of A.I.-powered Office products.

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Demand for urban real estate will be challenged for the rest of the decade. Here’s how the world’s superstar cities are projected to fare

In just nine cities, $800 billion of office space could become obsolete by 2030. The reduced demand would have major impacts on urban stakeholders.

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Fight, flight, or ‘f*** it’: In times of upheaval, employee confidence can make or break corporate strategy

When employees face a threat, leaders should expect a range of responses, but some are more dangerous than others, says the author of a new book.

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Mark Zuckerberg’s Threads is struggling to hold people's attention like Twitter does

Time spent on Twitter also took a slight knock, yet the total was still far above Meta’s competing app.

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Artificial intelligence is making the union movement’s case–and even ChatGPT knows it

Actors and writers are not fighting to ban A.I.–they want 'a piece of the machine.'

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Middle class homebuyers are taking on $7,000 mortgages with plans to later refinance down

The U.S. housing market firmed up this year. One reason being that buyers jumped in assuming they'll be able to refinance to a lower rate in the near future.

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Business leaders are 'likely underestimating' the potential of A.I., but there is still some risk

Technology has always progressed at a rapid pace, but the last few quarters appear to have moved faster than ever.

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Fall 2023 will be remote work’s biggest test yet: 1 million workers facing office return orders

2023 may be the year offices will return to near-2019 occupancy levels, predicts a real estate consulting firm. Others say it will never happen.

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Gen Zers are using apps like Remini and Canva to turn selfies into A.I.-generated professional headshots while saving big money

Gen Zers and millennials are using generative A.I. to make professional headshots for free.

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A chance meeting between two CEOs ended up sparking one of the biggest A.I. deals of the year.

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Tech exec who 'trashed' his body for 23 years now spends $2 million a year to reverse the damage

Bryan Johnson says he's the happiest he's ever been.

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‘Digital art is here to stay’: Despite market downturn, NFTs are still popping up in galleries, including this small NYC exhibition space

Despite the downturn in the NFT market, 0x.17 will “continue to support creators,” says the gallery’s manager.

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RISC Zero raises $40 million to bring in-the-weeds cryptography to regular developers

Zero-knowledge proofs continue to attract buzz in the world of crypto.

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The culture wars have polarized Americans–but a growing civic repair movement believes it can reverse the damage

A growing number of Americans are realizing we’re not as divided as we’ve been led to believe.

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Fashion resale CEO bets big on brands like Chloé

Samina Virk, is North America CEO of Vestiaire Collective, a Goldman Sachs- and Softbank-backed platform.

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Meta champions open source A.I., but there's a revealing exception in the fine print

Meta will open source LLaMa 2, but with a license requirement for companies with 700 million monthly active users—an interestingly specific threshold.

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Not a single woman can escape the ‘motherhood penalty’—even breadwinners, new study finds

New research finds that the motherhood penalty hits all mothers in America, regardless of their pay, company, or education.

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Generative A.I. has supercharged the speed at which false information spreads. Can our reputations survive the 'two-hour internet day?'

In 2011, Richard Torrenzano introduced the 'eight-hour digital day.' That response time is now down to an hour or two.

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Polychain raises $200 million for fourth crypto VC fund, shakes up staff

The firm founded by Coinbase alum Olaf Carlson-Wee is shifting its focus.

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Early VC network Pipeline Angels sells to nonprofit

Natalia Oberti Noguera founded the network to get more women into early-stage investing.

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Suze Orman missed out on a million-dollar book deal because she didn’t know her self-worth

The confident, no-nonsense, financial powerhouse wasn’t always that way.

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McDonald’s ‘deeply sorry' after investigation alleges sexual assault, racism and bullying against more than 100 staff

McDonald's said: "All proven breaches of our code of conduct will be met with the most severe measures we can legally impose, up to and including dismissal."

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Meet the new wave of millennial HR executives

Younger HR leaders are entering the C-suite and employing more human-centric and data-reliant strategies.

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Dolly Parton has no plans to retire and will ‘hopefully drop dead on stage’: Does working for longer keep you healthier?

Like Parton, many workers are opting to stay in the workforce for longer. But in some professions, refusing to retire can lead to ill health and even premature death, experts warn Fortune.

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