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Climate change is the next frontier of America’s culture wars. Corporations are still doing the right thing–and hoping no one notices

With nobody on either side of the culture wars taking prisoners, and the political campaigns heating up, it will be hard for reason to prevail.

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Experts are calling the Ripple ruling a win for the industry and XRP. Here's how lawyers—and Crypto Twitter—are reacting

A roundup of reactions from top lawyers and voices on Crypto Twitter.

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Booz Allen is closing its tech talent gap with raises and bonuses

Booz Allen offers employees bonuses and raises to encourage upskilling and fill the stubborn tech talent gap.

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Why the CPA exam’s 150-hour college credit rule is outdated–and inequitable

We shouldn’t make the 150-hour rule the bar for becoming a CPA–the CPA exam is already the bar.

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Founder Adam Neumann explains why Marc Andreessen invested $350 million in Flow, his new company that sounds a lot like WeWork

Flow, which will focus on making residences into workspaces, already raised $350 million from billionaire Andreessen's a16z. Neumann said the company will either compete with WeWork or partner with it.

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25-year-old Harvard grad worries A.I. won't foster 'educational resilience'

Entrepreneur Nadya Okamoto says using A.I. for schoolwork can stunt critical thinking skills, but admits it can free up time to do what you love.

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No, a can of Diet Coke won't give you cancer

The beverages industry has welcomed a report contextualizing the amount of aspartame a person can consume before it becomes a health risk.

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White House tech boss: A.I. needs regulation like cars need brakes

Responsible regulation is essential to building trust, addressing ethical concerns, and managing risks associated with A.I., according to the White House's top A.I. official.

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Tech CEO defends using his 17-year-old son's blood plasma in pursuit of youth, despite it not working

Johnson conducted what he calls the “world’s first multigenerational plasma exchange” earlier this year, with his 17-year-old son and 70-year-old father. It was unsuccessful, he recently said on Twitter.

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What CEOs really think about A.I.

Fortune ran a CEO survey, conducted in collaboration with Deloitte, to find out what top leaders think about recent A.I developments.

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Bryan Johnson, the tech CEO spending millions to be 18 again, follows 4 rules in life

Consider this your lifelong to-do list.

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Yuga Labs’ new CEO moving forward with ‘audacious’ metaverse plans as Bored Apes pricing floor drops—but details are thin

Details are still thin for how the virtual world will look, when it will officially open, and how the company will measure success.

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Housing market shortage is so acute and the office glut is so big that Boston will offer 75% tax breaks on office-to-residential conversions

Boston Mayor Michelle Wu: "We must take every possible action to create more housing and more affordability so that Boston’s growth meets the needs of current and future residents,"

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Engineers build a small home using disposable diapers in Indonesia

The average disposable diaper has a life cycle of at least 500 years.

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Shopify has calculated a 30-minute pointless meeting costs them up to $1,600

But experts warn any short-term productivity gains may be outweighed by “significant long-term risks”.

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What Lindsey Vonn's professional skiing career taught her about investing

The Olympian spoke at Fortune's Brainstorm Tech conference.

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Corporate leaders say Gen Z needs the office to build a strong career

Even the co-founder of Slack says in-person education is hard to replicate “in a hybrid way.”

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Big Finance is taking over Big Sports. From Josh Harris to Steve Cohen to David Blitzer, here are the 120 ‘alt’ power players entering the field of play

An analysis by Fortune shows that roughly 120 private equity, VC, and hedge fund execs have amassed stakes in big-time sports franchises.

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Most people believe they don’t see color–but only empirically proven ‘blinding’ policies can reduce discrimination in the labor market and criminal justice system

Blinding is an effective technique based on a common-sense principle: decision-makers cannot be biased by information they do not have.

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Top labor economist says the Fed may have just won its inflation fight, batting aside the ‘sticky’ thesis

“Many economists argue that the last mile of inflation reduction will be the hardest, but that isn’t necessarily the case,” ZipRecruiter’s Julia Pollak told Fortune.

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Harvard '21 grad says Gen Z just uses A.I. to do their homework, they 'aren't necessarily interested in using ChatGPT for learning'

At Fortune’s Brainstorm Tech, Nadya Okamoto, Harvard class of ‘21, confronted the CEO of Chegg, saying, "“I was a Chegg user but not because I gave a f*** about learning.”

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A.I. can kill your business in an instant. Just ask the CEO of Chegg

"I’m the poster child for getting your ass kicked in the public markets by A.I.," Chegg’s CEO said at Fortune Brainstorm Tech. He lost 48% in one day.

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‘There is nothing not to like’ in June’s ultra-soft inflation report, top strategist says—and Wall Street is starting to cheer the Fed’s firefighting

“It’s too early to pop the champagne,” Ronald Temple, chief market strategist at Lazard, told Fortune, “but it’s not too early to start chilling the bottle.”

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Many CEOs don't know what their employees need. 'Engagement' surveys can make the problem even worse

CEOs and managers are increasingly out of touch with their workers, and employee surveys may be doing more harm than good.

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‘ChatGPT is down’ is the new ‘dog ate my homework’—outages of the popular A.I. leave students and professionals alike scrambling

“If ChatGPT goes on break, I go on break,” tweeted one outraged user, who said it makes her “four times faster” at her work.

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