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MyPillow CEO Mike Lindell sues a merchant cash advance firm over a ‘sham’ loan that had a 409% interest rate

Lindell’s company had to turn to a merchant cash advance provider, which are considered payday lenders for businesses.

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No PhD necessary to build with AI, Amazon’s AGI boss says

“The bar to build with AI has suddenly reduced,” Rohit Prasad said at Fortune’s Brainstorm AI conference this week in San Francisco.

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UnitedHealthcare CEO's death is being mocked on LinkedIn—a move that could hurt careers, says HR expert

The comments will live in perpetuity on platforms like LinkedIn.

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ServiceTitan shares soar 40% after IPO, defying market drought that its founders say can be overcome by companies with 'durability'

In one of 2024’s few tech IPOs, ServiceTitan’s shares jumped nearly 40% on its first day of trading.

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Executives are working to acclimate educators and healthcare providers to AI

Executives in education and healthcare discuss the adoption of generative AI in their respective fields during a panel at Fortune’s Brainstorm AI in San Francisco.

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Casey Caruso raised $75 million for Topology Ventures

Casey Caruso raised $75 million for Topology Ventures.

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HR leaders are burned out and eyeing the exit after years of nonstop work

CHROs have taken on more responsibilities but resources haven’t kept up.

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Justworks doesn’t regret whiffing on a 2022 IPO—and has no plans to go public next year either

The benefits startup says it doesn’t face pressure from an IPO tied to a compounding ratchet structure

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HR leaders are being forced to ‘do more with less’ and it’s leading to widespread burnout

The pandemic changed the role of HR departments everywhere but funding hasn’t kept pace.

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The killing of UnitedHealthcare's CEO highlights a terrifying reality: 3D-printed 'ghost guns' are all over

A government report revealed the number of ghost firearms recovered by police in criminal cases rose 1,000% from 2017 to 2021.

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Morals, judgement among things that AI tech cannot do, experts say

A trio of AI experts and technologists discussed where humans have it over on AI during Fortune’s Brainstorm AI conference in San Francisco.

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NFL allows Miami Dolphins and Buffalo Bills to add private equity owners

Diverse group of investors set to buy Buffalo Bills

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Death threats to CEOs found on posters across NYC in wake of UnitedHealthcare shooting

Authorities warned of "a hitlist" featuring the names and salaries of several health insurance CEOs warning they "should be afraid."

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Mastercard is reskilling workers before AI comes for their jobs

Organizations implementing AI could risk losing a great colleague with years of institutional knowledge—or they could just help the person develop new skills within the company.

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We’re a step closer to 24-hour stock trading. Is it a good idea?

Making moves in extended trading hours comes with increased risks that equity investors need to understand.

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Three chip leaders on what drives them to compete against $3 trillion Nvidia — and where the opportunity is

AMD, Cerebras Systems, and Altera executives explain the importance of competition in the chips world at Fortune’s Brainstorm AI in San Francisco on Tuesday.

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Return-to-office mandates are associated with an exodus of high performers, research finds

When S&P 500 companies discouraged remote working, skilled employees quit—leaving hard-to-fill vacancies for employers.

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The return to office wars are far from over: Half of workers say they’d job hunt or quit to avoid 5 days a week

CEOs issuing RTO mandates risk a talent drain

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Macy’s employee responsible for a $151 million accounting scandal made one mistake that snowballed into intentional coverup

“This was not theft,” Macy’s chief financial officer confirmed Wednesday.

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Here’s what AI CEOs are thinking about when it comes to building their technology

At Brainstorm AI, Daniela Braga, founder of Defined.ai, broke it down to three pillars: data, biases, and working conditions.

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Fortune 500 CEOs are brimming with confidence following swift and decisive Trump victory

Fortune and Deloitte took the pulse of the C-suite after the U.S. election—and the results point to good times ahead.

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US health reform is tough to pass. Can the brazen killing of a CEO change that?

With partisan gridlock and special interests more powerful than ever, it’s difficult to know how to move forward

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1 in 5 Gen Zers haven’t had a single conversation with someone over 50 in their workplace in the last year, LinkedIn research says

I’s on baby boomers and Gen X to make the first move.

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Michael Phelps is pleading with men to go to therapy

The most-decorated Olympian shares his own struggles with mental health—and the No. 1 reason he thinks so many other men struggle too.

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The rise of the neurodivergent-friendly office—How a once-niche workplace idea is catching in corporate America

Quiet spaces, different lighting and heat-controlled rooms are becoming more common requests for office designers.

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