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We gave 2 groups of American voters opposite scenarios for the U.S. economy and asked them about the culture wars. No one cared about ‘wokeness’ in case of a recession

If the economy stays strong, Democrats are poised to meet Americans where they are. If not, Republicans can't continue to talk about woke when we are broke.

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Bank CEO ordered employees to return to the office for their own 'mental health'—and it sparked backlash

Managers entertaining the notion that their RTO mandates are for the benefit of their staff's mental well-being should reconsider.

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Meet the dads choosing caring for kids over careers

Not a single stay-at-home father that Fortune spoke to had any regrets about swapping sending emails for changing diapers.

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A.I. could boost earnings nearly 20% by replacing human jobs, Goldman says. These are the short- and long-term winners of the boom

Goldman’s vice president of U.S. equity strategy, Ryan Hammond, believes an A.I.-enabled productivity and cost-cutting boom will boost corporate earnings for years to come.

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The pumpkin spice latte is back, but it may be the beginning of the end for the pumpkin spice market—sales are down again for the second consecutive year

The seasonal beverage is here early, and it’s because social media is now driving the trend, one expert argues.

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XRP has erased almost all of its gains following the landmark SEC v. Ripple ruling. What happened?

The cryptocurrency doubled in value and then almost halved in price in just one month.

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Last year, Lyft was ‘fully flexible.’ Now, its new CEO demands an office return

“It’s going to be super fun, I hope,” David Risher tells Fortune of Lyft’s new hybrid work plan.

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Our old fridges and air conditioners are still emitting super pollutants–and their climate impact is equal to the emissions of the entire country of Switzerland

The world has successfully phased out ozone-depleting substances–but researchers found high levels of 5 kinds of super pollutants.

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Stitch Fix shows limits of consulting-to-CEO pipeline

Consultants can make good CEOs—with some operational training first.

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Cathie Wood swoops in for Dutch payments company shares right after its $20B market wipe-out

The investment firm has held a stake in Adyen since 2019, and following the additions, ARK's stake in the payments processor is now worth $14.5 million.

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YouTube's digital fingerprinting tool has a new mission: A.I. generated songs

YouTube's Content ID system was built after the site was sued for $1 billion by the music industry. Now it could be the music industry's best hope against the A.I. threat.

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Web3 app Friend.tech lets influencers literally cash in on their follower counts

The app, which debuted in closed beta earlier this month, has already generated tens of millions of dollars in fees.

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IBM CEO who plans hiring pause for 7,800 jobs due to A.I. says the world will be worse without the technology. 'Otherwise quality of life is going to fall'

IBM CEO Arvind Krishna says A.I. will help keep worker productivity high, even as demographic trends point to a shrinking workforce.

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X, formerly Twitter, plans to hide headlines from news stories on its feeds

Elon Musk said the removal of text from news links ‘will greatly improve’ the platform’s aesthetic

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Gen Z’s approach to work might not be that different after all

Stereotypes about Gen Zers abound–but the CFA Institute's Graduate Outlook Survey shows Gen Z's aspirations are fairly standard.

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The top 100 bosses in the U.K. scored a pay hike of over $600k last year—the highest in six years

Among the highest paid CEOs were pharmaceutical giant AstraZeneca’s chief Pascal Soriot, with £15.3 million ($19.6 million), and defense company BAE Systems CEO Charles Woodburn, who earned £10.7 million ($13.7 million).

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The Cotopaxi co-founder's leap of faith: Why Davis Smith stepped down as CEO and moved to Brazil

The values that led Davis Smith to start 'Gear for Good' company Cotopaxi are now propelling him on a mission for the Church of Latter Day Saints.

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Exclusive: 79% of seed funding for diverse founders goes to white women

Women of color receive less than 10% of VC seed deals backing diverse founders.

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We built Colombia's largest coffee company with money from individual investors. Our story shows what’s possible in a post-VC world

The needs of today's investors go beyond what most traditional venture capital firms or private equity fund managers provide.

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Elon Musk makes another annoying change to X - this time messing with everyone's news

Say goodbye to the headline - X may scrap current formats for articles.

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Lionel Messi is bringing an absolutely enormous pile of money into American soccer and MLS

Well over a million people are watching American soccer on Apple TV+, and Inter Miami’s Instagram has a whopping 14 million followers. It's just the start.

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Amazon dusts off the low-wage labor playbook for the creator economy

As Amazon ramps up its efforts to become a bigger player in the creator economy, it's turning to its longstanding playbook for gaining market share.

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10 strategies for getting hired as a first-year analyst at elite Wall Street firm Blackstone, where 62,000 apply and only 169 get the job

These are must-dos if you want to stand out from the 61,999 other applicants for one of Wall Street’s most coveted positions.

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Mette Lykke took 3 major risks to become a CEO

Quitting her McKinsey job was the first step.

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Step aside, LinkedIn: Grindr CEO says he has hired workers through the dating app, as the company pitches itself as the new networking platform in town

Users checking into the dating app to see how many feet they are from a potential love interest can now expect to be poached, rather than asked out.

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