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Why I stopped focusing on stigma in my quest for Black mental health–and why focusing on 'radical healing' can show us the way forward

With recent layoffs gutting diversity and inclusion departments, can make it feel like it’s always one step forward, two steps back.

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Portal Labs raises $5.3 million seed round

Raj Parakh is now cofounder and CEO of Portal Labs.

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Hybrid work is failing to provide workers with two of the three things they want most

To tell workers there are no trade-offs “is, really, to not treat them like a human being,” workplace expert Lynda Gratton says.

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'Marvelous' early career friendships are pivotal to today’s leaders and CEOs

“There is something bloody marvelous about someone who saw you crying once at the binding machine, sending you a heartfelt note the day your LinkedIn post changes to CEO.”

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What the well-meaning critics of online advertising are missing–and how they could hurt the communities they’re trying to protect

Restrictions on targeted advertising will make it harder for small publishers to serve their diverse audiences.

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Fortune Brainstorm Health showcases health's dominant role in the U.S. economy

It seems every company is a now a health care company.

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Robinhood received SEC subpoena shortly after FTX collapsed

The subpoena is another potential threat to Robinhood's struggling crypto business.

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Charlie Javice, the 30-year-old Frank founder accused of fraud, says Jamie Dimon took a personal interest in her $175 million acquisition

The young founder hits back at the bank in new filings, alleging JPMorgan should have known what it was buying. Javice is demanding a trial by jury.

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How 5 major personality traits can determine how much money you save

When people’s savings goals aligned with their core personality traits, they saved more money.

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The gene-editing technology in your store-bought tomatoes that could eat agriculture

CRISPR-edited foods are hitting the shelves. Here's how this unproven technology is revolutionizing the way we eat.

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The aviation industry is offering free iPhones and childcare as job sweeteners to lure staff to work 'crazy shifts'

A labor shortage is forcing the aviation industry to consider perks and benefits to attract and retain employees.

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We don’t need a ceasefire to invest in Ukraine’s exceptional tech talent

Even after a full-scale invasion, the Ukrainian I.T. industry maintained its exports. Here's why tech is key to rebuilding the war-torn country.

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LinkedIn has officially entered its ‘cringe era,’ and it’s working

The once buttoned-up cousin to Facebook, LinkedIn wants to be more water cooler social media nowadays, opening the doors for wild and satirical content.

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Funeral home pricing is broken. Here’s how the FTC may fix it–and why we’re worried it won’t be enough

An analysis of 14,358 funeral home websites found that only 18% list their prices anywhere online.

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How to get a job in venture capital

The complete step-by-step guide to breaking into the world of venture capital.

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Upstart NFT marketplace Blur has left OpenSea in the dust—for now

Over the past 30 days, Blur has recorded $1.04 billion in trading volume compared with OpenSea’s $479 million.

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Uncle Sam could replace Satoshi as the king of digital currency—if U.S. regulators get stablecoins right

People around the world already embrace the dollar. If the U.S. is smart, it will embrace stablecoins to make the dollar even more appealing.

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The housing crisis’ Hamlet moment: to Airbnb or not Airbnb?

The famous “Airbnb effect” on housing affordability, that is the question taken up by a Shakespearean research paper.

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Polygon's race to become Ethereum's top sidechain

Polygon has pulled in big-name partners in a bear market. But can it pull ahead in the race to be Ethereum's top side chain?

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'We all knew it was going to happen': Railroad workers and unions say years of cost-cutting and safety pushback created the Ohio train disaster

The Norfolk Southern derailment that created a toxic plume this month highlights major problems in the rail industry.

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America's economy is splitting consumers into two very different realities

Gregory Daco, chief economist at EY Parthenon, expects to see a “K-shaped consumer spending pattern” in 2023, where working class families slow their spending, while wealthy families continue to splurge.

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Microsoft chatbot Sydney rattled users months before Bing

An Indian user complained to Microsoft in November about disturbing replies from its A.I. chatbot Sydney—a precursor to the new Bing.

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Ajay Banga’s World Bank appointment shows that financial CEOs aren’t toxic anymore

The nomination of the former Mastercard CEO shows how Wall Street has lost its status as America’s biggest corporate villain.

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Huawei pioneered a model for ensuring its telecom tech was trustworthy

The Huawei Cyber Security Evaluation Center gave the U.K. government unprecedented access to the company's inner workings.

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How a woman turned being a ‘horse girl’ into a career with $3,600 private coaching sessions

Leah Goldman is a luxury equine coach who helps clients improve their mental and emotional health by working with her horse, Saint.

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