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U.S. Banks are sitting on $1.7 trillion in unrealized losses, research says. That's not a problem—until it is

"As long as people aren't all coming in at the same time and demanding that their deposits back, you're okay, but that's exactly what's been happening," Prof. Stephan Weiler told Fortune. "So the chances of facing those unrealized losses are going up."

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The co-founder of a Canadian private equity firm explains why he just acquired the internet's biggest adult entertainment site

Solomon Friedman of Ethical Capital Partners tells Fortune he sees big potential in the site—and even more in the tech that powers the sites.

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IBM and Cleveland Clinic are deploying the first on-site quantum computer in health care as tech promises to accelerate scientific breakthroughs

It takes years for a discovery in biomedical research to become a tangible therapy available to patients. Quantum computing can expedite the process.

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Can the sit-to-stand test tell you how long you'll live? Experts weigh in

Whether or not you can repeatedly rise from a chair may seem trivial, but it’s not.

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After 'union-buster' Howard Schultz departs as Starbucks CEO, his replacement underwent barista training. The rank and file isn't buying it

Laxman Narasimhan, who became Starbucks CEO this week, has a long road ahead with the labor union, which had been at odds with ex-CEO Howard Schultz.

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Laid-off workers are calling out their former employers on social media–and the death of non-disparagement clauses could make it the norm

These videos fly in the face of a top-down culture that deters self-expression–but rack up millions of views .

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Mark Cuban just broke one of his own investment rules

Cuban previously said he consciously tried to keep his investments away from the Bay Area.

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‘Gerbil banking’ preceded the Great Depression. We’re seeing it again today

Big banks are attracting more deposits–and putting money back into failing banks. A similar system existed in the run-up to the Great Depression.

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J.C. Penney CEO Marc Rosen goes back to basics after years of flashy flops

The department store had lurched from one reinvention to the next, yet none stanched the years-long sales slide.

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Why JCPenney's CEO thinks he'll finally turnaround the struggling retailer

JCPenney is banking on serving shoppers of color to finally get back to growth.

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Silicon Valley Bank might have just blown up a banking regulation that was put in place at the depths of the Great Depression

Why deposit insurance matters: Without it, America's press secretary had to put his money under a mattress in the 1930s.

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Ron DeSantis proposed a bill to ban CBDCs. A trade policy professor calls that 'a little ludicrous'

With his eyes on the 2024 presidential election, the Florida governor's proposal "is largely a political gesture."

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How drone company Zipline turned one country’s logistical nightmare into a foundation for success

The world's largest commercial drone delivery system launched by delivering blood to hospitals around Rwanda.

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Don’t believe the pundits who conflate middle-class entrepreneurs and Big Tech. Startups are today’s mom-and-pop businesses

Criticize the billionaires and the VCs all you want–but remember that they’re not the majority of depositors affected by the news.

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Climate change is exacerbating the global water crisis. Corporations must be part of the solution

771 million people are still living without access to safe water. 1.7 billion do not have a toilet–and the situation is getting worse.

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Mozilla: ‘Artificial intelligence could make tech more unequal and harmful than ever before–or fix the world. We’re launching a community to build trustworthy A.I. outside the walled gardens’

Mozilla is launching an open-source A.I. community to make sure the space isn't monopolized by Big Tech.

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Miami startup founders seem to have one thing in common: Mayor Francis Suarez

"I moved here because the mayor tweeted at me."

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The big winners of the pandemic: 2% mortgage rate holders

Homeowners who locked in mortgage rates around 2% or 3% may just be the big financial winners of the pandemic, given that rates are currently hovering around 7%.

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The bank collapses triggered by SVB have uncanny parallels to the savings and loan crisis of the 1980s

“The arithmetic behind it was timeless," George Ball of Sanders Morris Harris told Fortune.

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‘This was never the plan’: How Bomani Jones scored a hit HBO show and stayed at ESPN 20 years after flunking out of graduate school

The “Game Theory” talks to Fortune about growing his podcast by double digits in the pandemic, then landing his own TV show.

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From telemarketers to English teachers, these jobs are most in danger of being taken over by robots in the AI revolution

A study found the advancement of ChatGPT-like tools will mean that some workers need to adjust or risk losing their jobs.

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Biden weighs in on the battle for the soul of Wall Street. Here’s how the president’s first veto will shape the way Americans’ money is managed

ESG investing is inherently apolitical. Investors have a duty to consider all economically relevant and useful information in their investment decisions.

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DEI’s critics are missing the point. The real story is how companies have been quietly backsliding on diversity and gender equity

Corporate marketers are bombarding us with messages “celebrating” women’s accomplishments during Women’s History Month–but there is little to celebrate.

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Deadly drug-resistant fungus has spread to most U.S. states

Cases have been recorded in more than half of U.S. states over the past 12 months, with Nevada, California and Florida reporting the most infections.

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