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Retail giant Boohoo’s ex-CEO reportedly quit after being stalked and spied on, underscoring growing fears over executives’ security

Boohoo executives reportedly faced stalking and “corporate espionage,” highlighting the need for security for high-profile corporate bosses.

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How Corning is ushering in the AI revolution

Under CEO Wendell Weeks, the company's next-generation fiber optic cables are powering data centers for tech giants like Microsoft.

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Data activist Renée Cummings says there’s an important question to ask when making responsible AI: ‘Where did this data come from?’

“Sometimes we’re using...data that’s actually missing critical pieces of the stories that need to be told," Cummings said at Fortune Brainstorm Design on Thursday.

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Emotions, grand visuals, and a ‘logical story’: One of Universal’s designers on how he makes theme parks so memorable

Bob Dennis, a senior director at Universal's new Beijing resort, noted how emotions—even ones like anger and disgust—can build an immersive experience.

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Chipotle admits its prices are going up—the same day a top analyst discovered higher-priced protein on the menu

The fast-casual Mexican chain has taken some heat for its inconsistent portion sizes, but analysts see better days ahead for Chipotle.

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This firm analyzed millions of Glassdoor reviews to find the most bored workers in the Fortune 500

The Boring Company didn’t crack the Top 50, but five of the Fortune 500's top 10 did.

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Sell that thang: Hawk Tuah girl faces ‘pump and dump’ allegations as crypto coin collapses hours after launch

‘Hawk Tuah Girl’ Haliey Welch launched her own cryptocurrency, only for it to plummet by 90 percent just hours later

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You test your cholesterol levels. But what about lipoprotein(a)?

It's not only cholesterol that's worrisome: Elevated levels of lipoprotein(a) increase your risk of heart attack and stroke.

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Designers need to learn how to talk like executives, says UnitedHealth Group’s former chief design officer

CEOs often “think of [designers] as black-turtleneck-wearing creative people that make stuff pretty,” Dan Makoski said at Fortune’s Brainstorm Design conference.

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The real story of how the Ford family and Ford Foundation ended their decades-long estrangement

In 1976, Henry II famously resigned from the Ford Foundation’s board of directors.

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Volkswagen CEO booed after saying he didn't live in a 'fantasy world': report

Volkswagen boss Oliver Blume was reportedly booed as he spoke about growing up in Wolfsburg, home to VW’s biggest factory.

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Exclusive: A wave of new pay transparency regulations is coming and 75% of US employers are unprepared

New directives may change how companies analyze how pay equity gaps are measured and reported.

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What happens when a business city like Hong Kong locks up a businessman like my friend Jimmy Lai

For years Hong Kong rivaled London and New York as a global financial center. No more. Global financial centers don’t have political prisoners.

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Robinhood on the prowl for more M&A activity, says CFO

The financial services company hosted its first investor day and profitable growth was on the agenda.

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Exclusive: Sage, senior living operating system, raises $35 million Series B led by IVP

Sage has raised a $35 million Series B, led by IVP, Fortune can exclusively report.

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$12 billion liquor giant Pernod Ricard inks MLS sponsorship for Jameson whiskey brand

Major League Soccer is coming off a record year that saw all-time highs in attendance and sponsorship revenue.

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American democracy is soul-searching. An AI-era version of the Federalist Papers may be the answer

If left unchecked, there’s a chance AI would change how we govern in ways the Founding Fathers might have found abhorrent.

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How the 173-year-old glass-maker behind Edison's light bulb and iPhone screens became a Silicon Valley darling

CEO Wendell Weeks talks about Corning Inc.’s innovations—ranging from Edison’s lightbulb to the face of your smartphone—and how its fiber-optic cables are powering the AI revolution.

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Home Depot accused of faking Black Friday deals by masking original prices with holiday sale stickers showing the same cost

The retailer hasn’t responded, but the alleged “pricing shenanigans” are just the latest example of how some shoppers think Black Friday is a farce.

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Exclusive: Fintech unicorn Stash laid off 40% of its workforce after CEO left

The company has had two major layoffs in 2024 and says it’s now cash-flow positive.

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Is Zepbound or Wegovy better for weight loss? New clinical trial reveals which medication sheds more pounds

Amid the war on obesity, a clear winner has emerged in a battle between two weight-loss injectables.

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Abortion went first. Contraceptives could be next—unless men step up

For the first time in 70 years, new male contraceptives are succeeding.

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The killing of UnitedHealthcare’s CEO follows years of mounting fear about executive safety

CEO Brian Thompson was gunned down early Wednesday morning in Manhattan.

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From no degree to PhD: how Fortune 50 CEOs are breaking the business education mold

Skills like adaptability and curiosity are increasingly driving success among the leaders of top-performing companies—not necessarily degrees like an MBA.

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Warren Buffett’s secret to hiring great managers

“You have to have a clear vision,” Buffett told Fortune’s Susie Gharib at the Berkshire Hathaway shareholder meeting in 2015.

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