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This Week in the Metaverse: Zuckerberg tries to reconcile A.I. with the billions he’s already sunk into the metaverse

Meta’s metaverse division, Reality Labs, lost nearly $4 billion in the first quarter—a billion dollars more than it lost in the same period last year.

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Why investors are so 'bullish' on women's health

The opportunities in women's health—especially in the age of A.I.—were top of mind at Fortune Brainstorm Health.

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How startups and non-tech firms are attracting laid-off Big Tech workers

Startups and non-tech firms are desperate to attract laid-off Big Tech employees.

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Why Foot Locker's Mary Dillon chose to become a retail CEO again

Mary Dillon sees the same opportunity to turn Foot Locker into a hot growth story as she did at Ulta.

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The FTC must free American workers, consumers, and entrepreneurs from non-compete agreements

The ideal American dream is built on anyone being able to attain their own version of success.

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Ticketmaster has royally fumbled tickets for the King Charles Coronation Concert

Royal fans have been left fuming by an email seemingly promising tickets to an event which had sold out.

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Randstad CEO: ‘Extending flexibility to all workers is the key to a more equal society’

Non-office workers have been left behind by the flexible work movement due to the narrow focus on remote work.

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Robinhood to let customers buy crypto using outside wallets and apps: ‘Our conviction in the future of Web3 remains strong’

The online brokerage also announced a series of upgrades to its existing crypto services.

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CVS Health CEO Karen Lynch wants better care for new moms at risk of postpartum depression

The CEO sees a connection between mind and body.

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Tucker Carlson and Don Lemon are the product of America’s media landscape. It’s time to meet the exhausted majority’s rising demand for positive journalism

Media outlets disproportionately give coverage to the most divisive politicians and ignore bipartisan problem-solvers, a new study shows.

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Circle turns to Customers Bank for USDC payment settlement

CEO and co-founder Jeremy Allaire on the future of the stablecoin giant.

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The key to protecting your mental health at work comes down to one thing, according to the U.S. Surgeon General

At Fortune’s Brainstorm Health, the Nation’s Doctor said having a sense of connection to each other at work is critical.

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Is it smart to be a ‘stupid genius’ like Elon Musk?

Personality quirks can be a tactic. Leaders emerge by rising up to group norms–and earn the right to be quite non-conforming.

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Surgeon General Vivek Murthy says ending loneliness could heal the partisan divide

He spoke at Fortune's Brainstorm Health conference on Wednesday.

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The ‘war on science’ is hurting our health. These leaders are fighting back

Americans’ lack of trust in healthcare was perhaps the biggest issue plaguing leaders and healthcare professionals at Fortune’s Brainstorm Health conference this week.

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YouTube touts Shorts as its 'number one' hope for growth

It is paying better than the other platforms for the bulk of creators, according to creators interviewed by Fortune.

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Bluesky is Jack Dorsey's attempt at a Twitter redo and it's already growing fast

Twitter cofounder Jack Dorsey said his biggest regret was making Twitter a company. Now, a decentralized platform he created is trying to do things differently.

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The 'hospital at home' movement is coming. Here's what it means for patients

Jean Olive’s father was hospitalized three times during the pandemic, robbing him of precious time with family members, who weren't allowed to visit. She had a visceral feeling that things need not be this way. As it turns out, she was right.

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Sorry, CEOs: Returning to the office won't solve America's loneliness epidemic, says U.S. Surgeon General

Dr. Vivek Murthy says loneliness has "risen to the level of a public health crisis' at Fortune's Brainstorm Health Conference.

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CEO of CVS warns there's a Medicare 'tsunami' heading for the U.S.

Karen Lynch shares the two things that will change the future of health care at Fortune's Brainstorm Health Conference.

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Olympian Apolo Ohno’s 4-step self-check-in can help maximize your moments: ‘I’m not searching for perfection here’

Because his time on the planet is finite, Ohno asks himself the following four questions each day, in a bid to make the most of his moments.

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'Keep Calm and Carry On' has turned into accept 'we're all worse off' for Brits—and they're furious

The nation known for its stiff upper lip is refusing to accept it's getting poorer, the chief economist at its central bank said.

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Apple reportedly removes Bitcoin white paper in most recent beta for Mac’s operating system

The reported removal comes just three weeks after a former CTO of Kickstarter found the white paper on his MacBook.

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Equity and meritocracy aren’t necessarily at odds. How I had to figure out the big E to rethink our company’s diversity approach

Equity means giving underrepresented groups what they need to be made whole. That's can be as simple as a mentorship opportunity.

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Decentralized exchange Vertex launches on Arbitrum with backing from Jane Street and Hudson River Trading

The new, self-custodial DEX will offer high-speed spot and derivatives trading.

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