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Women reassess fertility data privacy as Trump readies return to White House

"There's all these sort of things where women are saying 'You know what? My body, my choice. I will own my health experience and I'll do it independent of the patriarchy.' Oura, weirdly, has become an emblem of that."

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Half of workers would rather have a strict 9-to-5 job than a flexible one

While flexible work hours are a perk for some employees, others would rather quit their jobs than work past 5 o'clock.

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Kick off the festive season with Fortune's ultimate luxury gift guide

Unsure what to buy your loved ones this festive season? Look no further.

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Male birth control gets closer to approval

Male contraceptives are getting closer to market amid a tumultuous time for birth control and drug approvals.

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How Carrier is delivering more for shareholders than Microsoft, Alphabet, and Apple

A Fortune report takes a look at what's driving the company's success.

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Sanofi exec says remote work takes away employee 'serendipity'

“I think we were contrarians,” Sanofi’s chief digital officer, Emmanuel Frenehard, told Fortune. “I think the contrarians are becoming the norm.”

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German Fortune 500 companies announced over 60,000 layoffs this year

German giants including Bosch, Thyssenkrupp, and Deutsche Bahn have axed thousands of jobs this year.

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With an incoming Trump government in 2025, Europe once again stands at a crossroad—how must we make Europe great again?

With rising trade barriers and American isolationism, Europe must lead the way for liberal, free-market capitalism, which history shows benefits the many, not the few.

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Fully autonomous planes could be coming to a flight near you—and that's not a good thing

Manufacturers are already pursuing new technologies they say would allow a single pilot to actively fly a commercial plane.

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Parents are stealing their children's identities to access debt—and destroying their kids' credit scores in the process

"You trust your parents. This is not what they should be doing to their children."

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Steve Jobs thought devices would become 'a bicycle for the mind'—but their effect on our brains is similar to that of smoking and junk food

Between stimulus and response, there is a space. In that space lies our freedom and our power to choose our response. It's time to reclaim that space.

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L'Oréal heiress and Europe’s richest woman has lost more of her wealth than most other billionaires. But that isn’t stopping her from loading up on investments

L'Oréal's shares have dropped 25% since the start of the year, causing Francoise Bettencourt Meyers's fortune to slide by $26 billion so far.

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Trump picked Scott Bessent for Treasury despite ties to Democratic megadonor George Soros

Bessent worked for Soros and played a key role in the short bet that “broke the Bank of England.”

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JPMorgan CEO Jamie Dimon Predicts 3 1/2-Day Workweeks

He said he can also see the possibility that people will live to be 100 due to the transformational nature of the technology

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Volunteering may be one of the most powerful employee wellness perk: 'It’s a big competitive advantage from a talent perspective'

Employees who partake are more connected, engaged, and satisfied with their jobs.

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Alexis Ohanian and soccer star Midge Purce on docuseries The Offseason—and the venture case for women’s sports

Alexis Ohanian’s Seven Seven Six backed NWSL docuseries The Offseason, and the viewing numbers are in.

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Why does America still use the penny? Senator asks Elon Musk to do something about it

Countries like Canada and Australia stopped producing one-cent coins more than a decade ago. Sweden was a first mover in 1972.

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The new 'land grab' for AI companies, from Meta to OpenAI, is military contracts

Silicon Valley generative AI companies are getting over their aversion to working with the U.S. Department of Defense, as the pressure builds to get returns on massive AI investments.

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Even if you think education is a local issue, STEM is key to national security

Across the board, American K-12 students struggle to meet math and reading proficiency standards.

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Why the CEOs of Walmart and Delta have taken the long view

Investing aggressively is now paying dividends for two Fortune 500 titans.

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Elon Musk’s X files last-minute objection to block the sale of Alex Jones’ X accounts

The sale of Jones’ accounts is meant to pay for $1.5 billion in damages to grieving Sandy Hook families.

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Your protein needs change as yor age

People seem obsessed with protein nowadays, but certain age groups need to focus on it more than others.

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Bitcoin tumbles after failing to break $100,000—but expert says ‘round number’ pullbacks are normal

Columbia professor Omid Malekan says Bitcoin’s latest target is a “psychological barrier.”

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With stakeholder capitalism pioneers Schwab, Dimon, and Fink nearing retirement, who will carry the torch forward?

We can start by viewing business as the very human institution that it is.

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The real reason Spain’s economy is bucking the trend of European decline

The 2022 Startup Law has provided a more favorable legal and financial framework for creating and scaling emerging companies in Spain.

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