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Wall Street is now betting against restaurant stocks because of Novo Nordisk’s Ozempic and high interest rates

Short positions on companies such as McDonald’s and Starbucks have increased in the last month, and weight loss drugs are part of the reason why.

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Survivors say TotalEnergies left them to face a 2021 terror attack alone

French oil and gas giant TotalEnergies faces a criminal complaint from survivors of an attack in 2021 in Mozambique that killed several contractors.

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New California Senator Laphonza Butler on what it’s like to succeed Dianne Feinstein overnight: ‘Not on my bingo card, not in the wildest dreams of my ancestors’

“It was an opportunity for me to again raise my hand at a moment of crisis for our country,” Butler told Fortune.

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When and how to speak out, according to these execs

“We want to advocate for certain things; we don’t want to agitate,” Mattel’s executive vice president and chief brand officer said at Fortune’s Most Powerful Women Summit.

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The dark side of electric vehicles: Here are the countries where driving an EV can be dirtiest

Much of the world still relies heavily on coal, natural gas, and other carbon-emitting fossil fuels to generate electricity.

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We analyzed 2 years of performance reviews for 13,000 workers. Here’s the proof that low-quality feedback is driving employee retention down

Vague feedback is particularly problematic when you consider its prevalence: 50% of employees received at least some feedback that was not actionable.

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Walmart's former top-ranking woman reflects on her rise to the C-suite

Judith McKenna, former Walmart U.S. CEO, was long viewed as a front-runner to replace Walmart Inc. CEO Doug McMillon.

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Fortune's Most Powerful Women Summit begins

Fortune's Most Powerful Women community is gathered in Laguna Niguel, Calif.

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Gen Z may be left permanently psychologically scarred by high inflation, research says—and it could slow down efforts to bring spiraling costs under control

Experts warned that economic conditions and young people’s expectations could fuel demand that pushes prices even higher.

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Future of Finance: Nubank’s Vélez discusses FinTech’s rise in emerging markets and how Brazil is 5 years ahead of the U.S.

Vélez’s Nubank helped challenge the power of major players which dominated banking in Brazil.

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Stephanie Linnartz ended a successful run at Marriott to become CEO at struggling Under Armour. ‘I believe in taking calculated risks’

Linnartz hopes to turn around a company hurt by slumping growth and controversies surrounding its founder.

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Return-to-office mandates: Why tax breaks are not a reason for companies in states such as Texas, Utah, and New Jersey to force employees back

Is your company forcing you to be in the office to avoid losing tax incentives?

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Some Gen Z women are rejecting the corporate ladder to embrace their stay-at-home-girlfriend or wife status as aspirational

For a segment of young strivers, being a homemaker can be a means of regaining control.

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The biggest sports battle isn’t on the field. It’s at the negotiating table as Big Tech fights Big Media for dominance in streaming major league athletics

The cord-cutting phenomenon has turned the world of sports on its head, and everyone wants in on the game.

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Gen Z is the worst at connecting with their grandparents, but building a better relationship could help fight loneliness. How to start

Calling grandparents is at the bottom of the to-do list—at least if you're a member of Gen Z.

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Capturing AI benefits: How to balance risk and opportunity

Business leaders know the potential benefits to AI, but they're also concerned about the negative effects, from the decline of trust in information to the potential impact on jobs, geopolitics, and even warfare.

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Kim Kardashian reveals the secret behind her massive success: Two decades of haters

“Maybe that’s part of my drive, always feeling like people have underestimated me," she tells Fortune. "Maybe that’s what keeps me going.”

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Gen Z’s biggest skills gap that is fueling their social anxiety at work: managing ambiguity

Young people are used to getting instant answers rather than grappling with the unknown or learning through trial and error like previous generations.

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Exclusive: The banks that funded Elon Musk’s $44 billion Twitter deal may have a ‘sell-down letter’ to prevent them from breaking ranks

Morgan Stanley, Barclays, and Bank of America have agreed to what's known as a joint "sell-down letter," which prevents any member of the pact from selling off their X debt on the cheap without including the other members.

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Is it time to ditch return-to-office mandates?

Return-to-office mandates are infuriating hybrid and remote workers; experts weigh in on the right way to do it.

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Expedia CEO says people always choose cheaper travel options over greener ones

Expedia's CEO says people will always choose the cheaper travel option over the greener one despite their climate change concerns.

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Meet the 34-year-old CTO behind OpenAI's ChatGPT

Mira Murati isn't a household name—but the product she oversees is.

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Bad news for 'lazy girl' employees: A boss who axed 90% of his staff and replaced them with AI say 'copy and paste' jobs are done

Suumit Shah, the CEO of India-based Duukan, sparked backlash for replacing most of his customer support team with chatbots earlier this year.

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Almost no one really pays inflated college sticker prices–they just make education seem expensive. Now more colleges are getting real about tuition

Private colleges cut, on average, 56.2% of tuition for first-time undergraduate students.

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