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Remote work is the reason why Wall Street was wrong about a recession

More people with more freedom equals more spending.

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The 21 most powerful players in private equity

A new guard is (finally) emerging in private equity

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Elon Musk's giant ‘X’ sign on Twitter's San Francisco office has been taken down just days after it went up

“No one can be above the rules,” the city’s mayor said.

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The unheralded woman who closed Polygon’s deals with Starbucks, Disney, and Mastercard is now a VP at OpenSea

"It's not as clear the work that women in the space are doing," Kelly DiGregorio, the incoming VP, told Fortune.

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We're now finding out the damaging results of the mandated return to the office–and it's worse than we thought

Three compelling reports show just how damaging RTO mandates are turning out to be.

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“I signed an NDA” is the latest TikTok career advice for explaining resume gaps

Any short-term benefits of lying about a career gap are outweighed by the high chances of getting caught and fired, career experts warned.

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Saudi Arabia has the most profitable company in the history of the world, and $3.2 trillion to invest by 2030. Who will say no to that tidal wave of cash?

With its vast supply of oil money, the kingdom's flashy play for golf dominance is just the tip of the iceberg.

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Inside Bluesky CEO’s 10 days of silence

Bluesky, the Twitter rival, faced its first major crisis when a racist username went unchecked, leading investors to push for an apology that took the CEO 10 days to formulate.

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The FirstEnergy scandal shows everything that could go wrong with companies’ political spending in 2024

'Social welfare' organizations can accept unlimited, undisclosed contributions. Nearly every candidate for the presidency in 2024 is associated with one.

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Biden’s victory lap is good politics. Cheering is bad economics

Since 1987, the real median family income has grown at one-third the rate of the previous three decades.

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Meet the most powerful private equity investors from Blackstone, Vista Equity, and Apollo

Whether in their sixth decade or their third, these are some of the most powerful private equity investors in the U.S. And they have $1.5 trillion to invest.

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Your personal brand is crucial for your next promotion and raise. Here's how to create one

“Be intentional and consistent with what you want to be known for.”

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Airbnb employee says returning to office would be a 'hard sell' after Work From Anywhere travel

Traveling through three countries in five months with her husband and baby gave Bergen Kay more energy than ever to put back into her work.

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Meet the 29-year-old doctor leading Bryan Johnson’s $2 million per year reverse aging process, which reportedly costs up to $1,000 an hour

“I love competition, and turning rejuvenation into a scientifically valid competition is very exciting,” Zolman once said.

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This is why you randomly wake up at 4 a.m. (and how to fall back asleep fast)

Whatever you do, don’t force yourself to sleep.

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Curious about your cancer risk, or if your child might develop learning disabilities? There’s a genetic test for that—but it may not be accurate

How’s a patient to smartly navigate the muddy waters of convenient—but confusing—consumer genetics?

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Stop doing the most at the expense of your mental and physical health. Here’s how to master ‘the art of chilling out’

Goodbye, hustle culture. Hello, chill.

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Climate change is killing summer traditions like vacationing and going outside—extreme temperatures may be here to stay

Extreme heat, fueled partly by climate change, is the deadliest weather phenomenon by far, according to the National Weather Service.

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Bidenomics’ critics are being proven wrong. Happy days are here again

How has the U.S. economy proven so resilient? Partly due to Bidenomics, write Yale's Sonnenfeld and Tian.

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Has COVID-19 become a summer illness? Cases and hospitalizations are on the rise again

One driver: the heat.

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The key to living well after retirement is finding purpose. Here are 3 science-backed ways to find it

It's never too late to find a new community.

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Google U.K. boss says you can't trust its chatbot Bard for accurate info

Debbie Weinstein wants people to use the Google search engine in tandem with Bard to verify information.

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Gap Inc. used to be a bright spot for female leadership. Now it's hired 2 male CEOs

The new hires underscore just how rare it is to see two female CEOs in a row.

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The most extreme heat in a generation is roasting workers and experts say companies need to step in and help

“On a pragmatic level, we’re talking about what the future of business operations is going to look like in a changing climate."

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VCs love clean tech. But it might not love them back

The concerns VCs have about clean tech investing.

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