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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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The long-overlooked solution to upend health care economics: Bringing the hospital home

'To truly transform health care, we need to focus less on what happens in care settings and more on what happens where people live their lives.'

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Michelle Pfeiffer's self-funded fragrance brand Henry Rose gets outside funding for the first time

Michelle Pfieffer built her fragrance brand Henry Rose with transparency in mind. Now it is VC-backed.

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Work friendships could be what gets you through the next recession, according to new research

Having strong workplace relationships is one of the best predictors of resilience and productivity.

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Exclusive: A rare #MeToo lawsuit that could have exposed Wall Street's sexist culture just settled out of court

Sara Tirschwell’s five-year-old lawsuit against investment giant TCW was scheduled to go to trial this week. Now that will never happen.

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Stanford researchers scoured every reputable study for the link between video games and gun violence that politicians point to. Here's what the review found

The Stanford Brainstorm Lab focuses on technology and mental health. Researchers spent months looking for any causal link between video games and violence.

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Warren Buffett served Japan's top bosses glasses of coke while he interviewed them

Buy-in from Buffett is something many firms can only dream of—and Japanese investment houses don’t intend to waste their chance.

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Gemini launches offshore derivatives platform as Winklevoss twins tire of U.S. crypto quagmire

“If lawmakers could come together and build a clear framework for crypto companies, it would be a huge boon for the U.S.,” Tyler Winklevoss told Fortune.

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Where’s your money? Your bank should be able to tell you

The recent bank failures may have felt like 2008 deja vu because they similarly expose the weak spots in the system that have not been resolved.

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‘The Godfather of AI’ leaves Google and rings alarm bells — here’s why

‘The Godfather of AI’ Dr. Geoffrey Hinton has left Google after nearly a decade. Here’s why he felt compelled to leave, and recent comments from other AI experts who don’t quite agree with his alarmist viewpoint.

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The skills gap is so big that nearly half of workers will need to retrain this decade

Hint: They’re mostly soft skills.

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‘The Godfather of A.I.’ just quit Google and says he regrets his life’s work because it can be hard to stop ‘bad actors from using it for bad things’

Geoffrey Hinton pioneered some of the key technologies behind advanced A.I. tools today.

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Refugees are some of America’s most successful entrepreneurs. Here are the 3 mental models born out of hardship that help them thrive

Dissatisfaction with the status quo, a novice mindset, and a strong community can help you thrive in the most difficult circumstances.

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A 37-year-old making over $200K is rethinking her location after her rent shot up to $5,500: ‘I’m in a toxic relationship with New York City’

“It’s really underscored for me like, ‘Wow, I am so far away from being able to purchase an apartment, a condo, a home,’” Sonia Hendrix tells Fortune.

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How Mary Dillon became the third woman to run two Fortune 500 companies

Mary Dillon served as chief of Ulta Beauty before accepting a second Fortune 500 CEO job at Foot Locker.

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