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Should form always follow function? Architect Ole Scheeren isn’t sure: ‘We think of buildings as living organisms’

“When form follows function, architecture … offers no more than is asked of it,” architect Ole Scheeren said during Fortune Brainstorm Design on Dec. 2.

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Designer Kevin Bethune: Bringing 'disparate disciplines around the table' is how leaders can 'problem solve the future'

“Collaboration is the currency that informs future innovation,” said Bethune, the founder of dreams • design + life, at Fortune Brainstorm Design.

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Former Citadel employees raise $17 million for Fin, a global stablecoin app ‘without all the complexity’

The startup aims to allow businesses to conduct big cross-border transactions in cheap and rapid fashion.

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L’Oréal CHRO cut her teeth at luxury brands Chanel and Kiehl’s. Like Walmart’s CEO she says the secret to her success was always saying yes

Like Walmart’s CEO, the L’Oréal exec says the secret to her success was always saying yes—to grabbing coffee, taking notes, moving abroad.

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Harvard grads raise $20 million for Ostium, a platform focused on a derivative popular with crypto traders

Marquee investors General Catalyst and Jump Crypto led the funding round.

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Exclusive: Angle Health raises $134 million Series B to grow its AI-driven healthcare benefits offerings

Angle Health has raised a $134 million Series B, led by Portage, Fortune has exclusively learned.

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Michael Dell, who's donating $6.25B to 'Trump Accounts' for kids, says a childhood savings account changed his life

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Elon Musk says he warned Trump against tariffs, which U.S. manufacturers blame for a turn to more offshoring and diminishing American factory jobs

U.S. manufacturing has contracted for the ninth consecutive month, fresh data found.

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Harvard MBA grads are landing jobs paying $184K—but a record number are still ditching the corporate world and choosing entrepreneurship instead

Harvard MBAs are cashing in with record-high salaries, but they’re also snubbing the corporate world at a record rate. As AI reshapes the workforce, they’d rather bet on jobs in tech—or on themselves as founders.

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Inside Candace Owens’ media empire and the Macron lawsuit threatening to unravel it

The French president and first lady have tapped the firm behind Dominion’s $787.5 million win against Fox News to pursue Owens personally and commercially.

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Michael Dell and his wife are pledging $6.25 billion to help seed investment accounts for 25 million children under the age of 10

Dell spoke with Fortune about his philosophy of giving—and how this gift could cover nearly 80% of kids in the U.S.

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Why smart CEOs are looking past the rosy 'record Black Friday' headlines

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MacKenzie Scott's $19 billion donations have turned philanthropy on its head—why her style of giving actually works

The billionaire philanthropist’s giving style is a rarity in the industry.

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More than 1,000 Amazon employees sign open letter warning the company's AI 'will do staggering damage to democracy, our jobs, and the earth’

The employees accuse the tech giant of “casting aside its climate goals” and helping build a surveillance state with AI.

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Who is Kevin Hassett? The rumored Fed pick says inflation is ‘way down,’ sees ‘political bias’ in jobs data, and suggested firing Powell over a renovation

“If you’d asked me a year ago, I would have said I think Kevin would be a good pick. I wouldn’t say that today. Kevin has been incredibly dishonest.”

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How a park bench meeting led to Aflac’s $200 million mascot idea

“Quack, quack, Aflac became the idea,” CEO Dan Amos told Fortune. The adoption of the avian mascot has coincided with a 621% run-up in share price.

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Elon Musk, fresh off securing a $1 trillion pay package, says philanthropy is 'very hard'

Musk’s giving style differs greatly from that of other billionaires.

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How a data and tech strategy fueled DoorDash’s rise

A new Fortune feature offers a deep dive into the company.

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DoorDash CEO Tony Xu outmaneuvered meal delivery rivals by obsessing over his customer

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Insiders say the future of AI will be smaller and cheaper than you think

Bigger is not necessarily better, these execs say.

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The man behind Google Meet was raised in between cultures and languages. He sees the 'beauty of technology' making that a thing of the past

When Awaneesh Verma was a kid, he liked the idea of meeting people in different cultures and them truly understanding each other. He had no idea.

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Why the economy has that ‘weird feeling of something you like getting worse’: One of America’s top legal theorists on ‘the age of extraction’

“My understanding of America is that it’s the place where things are supposed to get better,” Columbia Law School’s Tim Wu told Fortune.

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This Cisco exec's 7-day weeks and 18-hour days throw his work-life balance out of whack—but he makes two things non-negotiable

Cisco’s chief product officer Jeetu Patel sometimes works 18-hour days—but he says work-life balance is never static.

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AI startup valuations are doubling and tripling within months as back-to-back funding rounds fuel a stunning growth spurt

From LLM makers OpenAI and Anthropic to specialized firms like Cursor, Harvey, and Abridge, AI startups are chaining deals together in rapid-fire succession and lifting valuations to stratospheric heights. Is this normal?

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Silicon Valley sets its sights on building the perfect baby

Tech-savvy parents to be are using IVF and screening embryos to build families in ways that were unimaginable a few short years ago.

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