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What a Universal Music CEO learned from Taylor Swift

Jody Gerson was the first woman to serve as CEO of a major music publisher.

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The CEO of Glassdoor breaks the power shift in the labor market and how the hiring landscape has changed

The Great Resignation is over and it's an employer's market now.

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The home insurance market is turning to creative solutions as climate change leads to a record number of high-risk properties

Insurers evaluate both the frequency and the severity of extreme weather events to determine the extent of coverage and premium rates.

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Cava—the 'Mediterranean Chipotle'—is one of Wall Street's hottest stocks. Here's why

Cava is leading 2024's fast-casual boom, with the stock dramatically outperforming the market along with salad chain Sweetgreen.

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The CEO of Glassdoor says doubling down on remote work has turbocharged its ability to 'tap into talent'

Christian Sutherland-Wong talks anonymous reviews, the current labor market and your future AI job application concierge.

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Exclusive: Oishii, vertical farming startup, closes its Series B at $150 million

Vertical farming startup Oishii has closed its Series B at $150 million, Fortune can exclusively report.

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Employees are spending the equivalent of a month’s groceries on the return-to-office–and growing more resentful than ever, survey finds

The average employee returning to the office spends $561 per month–that's the average two-person household’s grocery bill in the U.S. for the entire month.

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Here’s how escalating Russia tensions could impact markets and supply chains, according to experts

The conflict could affect natural resources used in the production of semiconductors.

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Oculus founder Palmer Luckey is back, revolutionizing warfare with a $14 billion startup. And this time he wants you to like him

“I realized too late that my reputation is actually very important,” Luckey told Fortune.

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Walmart has mastered the dupe, sending the wealthy flocking to its stores

The company said about 75% of its gains this quarter came from customers making more than $100,000 per year.

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Tropicana reignited a 15-year feud with customers over its packaging design, slimming down bottles

The orange juice giant lost 20% of sales in less than two months in 2009 after a wildly unpopular brand redesign.

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Is it safe to have energy drinks?

One expert cautions how much you should indulge in energy drinks—if at all.

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At Web Summit, no sign of an AI slowdown

AI application companies are valued on what they can do with today's tech, not on future progress.

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Xockets board member: Our case against Nvidia and Microsoft is about the future of American innovation

Xockets claim Nvidia and Microsoft are infringing by appropriating the small innovator’s patented DPU chip and boycotting its efforts to sell the rights.

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Europe on edge: What Trump 2.0 means for Ukraine, NATO, and the EU

'Trump will divide Europe’s long-term response to the war,' write former Estonian President Toomas Ilves and Yale political scientist Lauren Young.

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Food waste is full of surprisingly low-hanging fruits to help tackle climate change, a growing body of evidence shows

The vast volumes of food we send to landfill account for an estimated 20% of current methane emissions.

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Millennials choosing to be DINKs could push GDP down by as much as 4%

"By the time you get to 2030, you're talking about a birth rate that is wildly different to what was in the assumptions made at the beginning of the decade."

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Gen Z are dating people 25% better than them. They’re calling it ‘throning’—and experts say it’s a quick-ticket to long-term success

Dating experts say “throning” works—it just depends on how your treat your ex and your newfound network.

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Apple's trying to undo an iPhone sales ban in Indonesia with a reported $100 million investment

IDC, a market intelligence firm, notes that Indonesia is one of Apple's fastest growing markets in Southeast Asia.

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Exclusive: Roboflow, vision AI startup, raises $40 million Series B

Roboflow has raised $40 million for its Series B, led by GV, Fortune has exclusively learned.

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What global business leaders need to know about Trump 2.0

Trump's second administration has offered some clues about how its actions will affect America's military and trade partners.

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The company that's building on the moon

BIG is aiming to create lunar structures for human habitation by 2032.

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Gen X founder of $63 million-a-year ice-cream company grows raspberries, blueberries and bok choi from her central London abode

Little Moon’s co-founder Vivien Wong lives near Mayfair, wears vintage Chanel and enjoys coffee in bed every morning.

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Exclusive: Leaked Amazon memos identify critical flaws in the upcoming AI version of Alexa

The planned update to voice assistant Alexa is bogged down with problems including latency, which requires "significant improvements,” an internal memo said.

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Super Micro just hired a new auditor that might save it from getting the boot from Nasdaq

The Nvidia-adjacent server maker hired BDO USA after its former auditor quit because it couldn’t trust the management team or the board of directors.

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