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A frozen capital market and an insurance premium shock: 10 health care predictions for 2023 from top investors

Distressed deals, inflation in insurance premiums, and restrictions on transgender treatments. Here's what the health care sector will look like in 2023, according to top investors.

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A major medical ethics group just asked the FDA to disqualify data from Elon Musk's Neuralink animal experiments: 'We want the FDA to proactively launch an investigation'

Musk’s brain implants company, Neuralink, is already the subject of a federal investigation.

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'Santa is coming after all': Investors celebrate a cooler-than-expected inflation report

Experts say inflation has peaked and that the Federal Reserve’s interest rate hikes may end soon. Should investors jump into stocks? Or is it a trap?

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The secret ingredient for Artemis I’s success: How small businesses are taking us to the moon

Of the more than 3,800 suppliers providing parts for the Artemis rocket, the overwhelming majority are small businesses.

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Twitter office oddities go up for auction – from bird statues to rotisserie ovens

After shedding thousands of jobs with Elon Musk’s takeover, the company is apparently shedding office furniture – and high-end cooking equipment

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Remote work has created a new rift among couples: WFH jealousy

It just doesn't seem fair that one person gets to work from their sofa in soft pants.

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U.S. Patent and Trademark Office director wants more women to secure patents. That could add $1T to the economy

Women only hold 13% of U.S. patents.

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Why employers should keep their metaverse workplace expectations low for 2023

PwC finds 82% of executives expect the metaverse to be part of their business activities within the next three years.

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The market outlook for 2023 is uncertain. Here’s why Goldman Sachs thinks you should stay invested

Goldman Sachs think the U.S. will avoid a deep recession in 2023. Here are the just-in-case strategies they recommend to protect your investments.

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Are you wagering money on the World Cup? Sports betting is taking America by storm–and a third of young men are hooked

Americans–especially men under 55–are increasingly betting on sports to enhance their game-watching experience, the Harris Poll's national survey found.

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All eyes are on Tuesday's crucial inflation report. Here's how the Fed, the economy, and markets may respond

Investment banks see inflation falling in November, but that may not be enough to protect the U.S. economy from a recession.

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Federal prosecutors can't decide whether to hit Binance and its execs with indictments after 4 years of investigating

The U.S. began looking at the company in 2018 after reports that criminals were among users of the exchange.

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SBF agreed to testify in Congress. Here’s what lawmakers are thinking about crypto legislation

How will the collapse of FTX shape regulation from Washington?

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The pandemic gave digital health companies a historic opportunity to rebuild health care. We can’t afford to squander it

Digital health startups often overstate the benefits of their solutions. No wonder their valuations dropped in 2022, writes Yonatan Adiri.

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The U.S. housing market heads into 2023 still in correction mode—these 2 charts show what's happening to home prices

The U.S. home price correction is sharper—and more widespread—than previously thought.

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Jimmy Fallon, Justin Bieber, and Serena Williams among big-name celebs sued over Bored Ape NFT promotions

Gwyneth Paltrow and Madonna were also named in the lawsuit.

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Women executives shy away from talking about the hired help that makes rising to the C-suite possible. Why?

Housekeepers, nannies, and personal assistants are critical to the rise of female CEOs.

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The CEO of Amazon Web Services likes to hire people who are ‘restless and dissatisfied.’ Here’s why

Adam Selipsky, who runs Amazon's massive cloud computing business, says "If you’re not dissatisfied with what you see around you, you’re usually not compelled to reinvent something."

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Revealed: how women bankrolled rival to 17th century Globe theatre

In an age when all parts were played by men, the Fortune Theatre relied on female backers, a study shows

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A successful Avatar 2 China release is everything James Cameron and China’s government could hope for

James Cameron and the Chinese government may have one thing in common: wanting the long-awaited Avatar sequel to do well in China.

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Is Elon Musk preparing to replace Twitter janitors with robots? That’s what one man who was just fired is saying

“People worked without worries,” one of the janitors said of Musk’s takeover. “Now we are afraid.”

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Sam Bankman-Fried will testify before Congress

Uncertainty looms over next week’s hearings on FTX’s collapse.

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Billionaires had an extra $1 trillion to influence the midterm elections. Save American democracy by taxing extreme wealth

Billionaire spending in the 2022 midterm elections was up 44% compared to 2018–but a minimum income tax on billionaires is gaining support in Congress.

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How the transition to cleaner energy became a human capital issue

BP is hiring, training, and reskilling employees for low-carbon jobs of the future.

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Winning a board seat at a multibillion dollar company starts with your mindset

Daphne Jones, a former Fortune 50 business and technology leader, says that aspiring directors should understand their “superpowers.”

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