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Why the CEOs of OnlyFans and Latin America's top women's health companies see the region as a growth market

CEOs of OnlyFans, Bloom Care, and Oya Care discussed Latin America at Web Summit Rio.

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Investors lost billions betting on crypto. Now this lawyer wants Sam Bankman-Fried, Shaq and dozens of other celeb endorsers to pay the price.

Says lawyer Adam Moscowitz, who has partnered with David Boies on an all-out crypto assault: "Celebrities won’t go near crypto ads now, and we’ve had a big role in that.”

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Why your boss is giving in to the siren call of the return to the office–and giving up on the flexible work gold mine

Cognitive biases are systematic errors in our thinking that lead us to make irrational choices. Here's how our brains are sabotaging flexible work.

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This Week in the Metaverse: A former OpenSea employee is convicted, but a different court case could shed more light on the future of NFTs

The verdict against Nate Chastain was the first in a so-called "insider trading" case about NFTs.

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How to lead your former peers after a promotion

So you've just been promoted over your peers? Here's how to both soften the blow and mark your territory.

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As health care companies look toward A.I., many people are still missing out on basic services

On this week's episode of the Leadership Next podcast, our hosts give a report from Fortune's Brainstorm Health conference.

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A senior Google engineer just referenced Warren Buffett's decades-old economic moat theory—warning the company doesn't have one

“The barrier to entry for training and experimentation has dropped,” Luke Sernau wrote in an internal memo. “We have no secret sauce.”

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American worker productivity is declining at the fastest rate in 75 years—and it could see CEOs go to war against WFH

EY-Parthenon's Gregory Daco reveals what's going on with the American worker's worst slump of the post-World War II era. It's not all about remote work, he says.

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Wall Street is running away from the housing market. But why?

Invitation Homes, the largest publicly traded holder of U.S. single-family properties, is selling more homes than it's buying.

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How being too embarrassed to fail led me to build a nine-figure business

'My fear of embarrassment helped me battle through constant rejection from premier venture capital funds as a young Black CEO.'

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NWSL commissioner Jessica Berman is encouraging the league to be 'long-term greedy'

And she wants business-minded investors to back the league, not just passionate fans.

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How L'oreal's CHRO is using caregiving benefits to attract current and would-be parents

L'Oréal's CHRO Stephanie Kramer interviewed over 1,300 men and women about pregnancy and parenthood at work. Here's what she learned.

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Cisco CEO is rebranding the office as a 'collaboration centers' to coax workers back

Employers have to earn their workers' commutes, Cisco's CEO Chuck Robbins says.

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Why Pernod Ricard's U.S. CEO has no qualms about promoting alcohol consumption

Pernod Ricard's North America CEO has no qualms about selling booze if there's also a message to be responsible.

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Pinterest CEO dreams of a social network that doesn't 'prey upon the darkest aspects of human nature'

He's determined to build a kinder, gentler social media platform. Will it work?

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Rich millennials are spending millions to knock down beautiful houses in the NYC suburbs to build mansions as housing wars rage on

Communities like Ridgewood, N.J. are dotted with beautiful century-old Victorian and Tudor-style homes. They're also teardown targets.

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IBM CEO says we ‘work better together’ while announcing plans to cut jobs that A.I. can do

IBM CEO Arvind Krishna appears to imagine a world of harmony between robots and workers, at least in his office.

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Billionaire investor Tim Draper predicts Bitcoin bull market, says 'controlling' government is 'killing the golden goose' of Silicon Valley

The crypto enthusiast and Silicon Valley veteran is a supporter of decentralization.

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Transactional thinking can only take humanity so far. It’s time to revive the ‘covenantal capitalism’ that gave us modern democracy

The principles of a covenant make democracy less vulnerable to possessive individualism and democratic despotism.

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Wall Street won't have its #MeToo moment after all

Lawsuits against Goldman Sachs and TCW were supposed to go to trial this spring. One has quietly settled, and the other is reportedly in talks to do so too.

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Two 10-year-old kids found working at a Louisville McDonald’s until 2 a.m.—for no pay

The Labor Department found more than 300 minors working illegally at McDonald’s restaurants operated by three franchisees.

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These researchers are terrified of A.I. They're counting on cryptography to keep our future robot overlords in check

The more A.I. becomes enmeshed in our day-to-day, the more we need to know that we’re interacting with the right A.I., say researchers and entrepreneurs.

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Remote work has become a bargaining chip–and that’s problematic

Employers think remote work is merely a benefit they can roll back in times of economic hardship–but there are deeper issues at stake.

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'We don't do woke, we just work:' 3 CEOs talk ESG, A.I., and geopolitics

C3.ai CEO Tom Siebel, Williams-Sonoma CEO Laura Alber and Workday co-CEO Carl Eschenbach joined Fortune's private dinner for CEOs on Tuesday.

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Microsoft’s chief economist is convinced that A.I. will be ‘used by bad actors’—but says that cars can be dangerous, too

A.I. can cause “real damage” in the wrong hands, says Microsoft’s Michael Schwarz, but a lot of other technologies come with similar risks.

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