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AI is going to ‘turbocharge winners’ faster than anyone is expecting, predicts an MIT research scientist

"The risks are real, but they are manageable," Andrew McAfee told a group of CFOs.

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Melinda French Gates: 'It’s time to change the face of power in venture capital'

By investing in women-led funds and early-stage companies, Pivotal wants to help transform the way that the venture capital industry looks at women.

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Labor Day return-to-office mandates fell flat because workers (still) value flexibility over money, says Harvard future of work professor

No wonder offices are stuck at 50% occupancy.

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A stock trader and his wife quit their day jobs to set up the UK's biggest Christmas grotto. This year the business will earn almost $30 million

Mike and Alison Battle, the founders of Lapland UK, say anyone can change their life if they’re willing to take a risk.

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British Champagne? The U.K.’s wine industry is an unlikely winner as its European peers reel from extreme weather

Bottles of wine produced in the U.K. is set to double in the next 10 years as the industry flourishes.

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The 'money doctor' says America is turning European under Biden's industrial policy. 'The Biden agenda could be sporting a beret'

"When France tells you that your industrial policy’s over the top, and worse than theirs, you know you’re in trouble," Steve Hanke tells Fortune.

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Meet the women who are ditching the corporate rat race to become a ‘Snail Girl’ with a ‘lazy girl job’

“I can be a lazy girl because I worked and hustled hard for 10 years, honing my skills and building an audience,” says former advertising manager, Lucy Hall.

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For $1,000 a night, new moms can live in luxury at NYC's postnatal retreat, where staff help detect postpartum depression

Meet Boram Nam: co-founder of a postnatal retreat in a New York City luxury hotel.

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These 4 lethal viruses could fuel the next pandemic, new research says. What they are—and how the world can prepare

The pathogens are expected to kill more than 15,000 annually by 2050—even if they don’t make an evolutionary leap that allows them to ravage the globe.

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I’m a veteran of the special operations community. Here’s how Hollywood glamorized us–and deprived most troops of lifesaving donations

If you want to help a vet in need, focus on the ones silenced by their trauma and muted by the magic of marketing, writes Pat Gault.

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Sending an AI bot to your Zoom meetings is the latest office power move, but it's also a big management mistake

“We're becoming more and more distant, alienated, and isolated from each other," says a professor of communication and management.

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Jezebel shuts down, ending an era for women's media

The site defined online feminist media.

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There are five workplace personalities, a couple are more likely to become bosses

Socially adept workers appear more likely to succeed as AI takes over menial tasks once seen as vital to progression.

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Biden must decide whether patent-infringing Apple watches can be imported into the U.S. from China by Christmas–but Congress could neuter America’s ability to protect its IP altogether

The U.S. International Trade Commission (ITC) recently issued an order that could prohibit imports of some Apple Watch products.

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Women’s soccer just won a 40x raise as the NWSL signs a $240 million TV deal with CBS, ESPN, Amazon and Scripps

The landmark deal will pay the league $60 million a year for four years, a person with knowledge of the terms told Fortune.

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Execs are rethinking how to weigh in on social issues in the face of economic headwinds

While many shy from saying “ESG,” they maintain their aspirations to work toward a more equitable future are intact.

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China’s export restrictions on critical minerals are threatening the viability of EV makers–and forcing them to innovate

Auto giants in the U.S. and Europe are already collaborating with innovators on joint research and development for EV batteries-but time is of the essence.

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Bitcoin approaches $38,000 and Ethereum crosses $2,000 as ETF fever continues to buoy the crypto market

The market capitalization for all cryptocurrencies is also up over 5%.

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Exclusive: Unicorn Carta lays off another round of employees

The layoff comes about two weeks after CEO Henry Ward addressed the company about the letter he sent out to all Carta clients.

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We studied 235 stocks–and found that ESG metrics don’t just make a portfolio less profitable, but also less likely to achieve its stated ESG aims

Non-ESG rules that incorporate returns result in higher ESG scores, compared with ESG-based rules, new research finds.

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Female CEOs run 7% of the Fortune 500 Europe

Europe is behind the U.S., where women run 10.4% of Fortune 500 businesses.

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Inside a bankruptcy committee’s ongoing investigation into the failure of Silicon Valley Bank

Since June, the Committee has subpoenaed documents from McKinsey, Curinos, BlackRock, Ernest & Young, and Goldman Sachs to unearth all available information.

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Crypto charity CEO quits after sexist LinkedIn posts are surfaced

Among Sam Joel’s now-deleted LinkedIn comments to women in Australia's tech industry include: “Get off your period. Get good. Earn your salary with skill not pr lol. Pathetic.”

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Ingka Group CEO Jesper Brodin says there's no 'middle way' on China—and you can't suddenly de-risk 'if you invest like we do'

Despite a sluggish economy, Brodin said IKEA is committed to China: "You have to take some good years and some bad years from time to time."

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AI was not even in the top 20 business risks in a 'shocking' survey of nearly 3,000 corporate leaders

Cyber attacks consistently rank as the No. 1 threat to businesses, while corporate leaders put AI way down at No. 49 on their list of worries.

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