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H&R Block's CEO is banking on small business and gig workers for growth

H&R Block's CEO is jumping back into the tax preparer wars as he looks to claw back market share.

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Microsoft-owned GitHub's CFO and CRO depart for new jobs

GitHub's CFO and CRO have announced plans to depart the company for jobs elsewhere.

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1,900 employees disappear from Salesforce’s all-employee Slack channel as layoffs leave those still with jobs confused and upset

One laid-off worker had just received a surfboard from the company as congratulations for five years of service.

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How to manage complex stakeholder interests? Think like a designer

Designers are experts at identifying constraints–and working around them. Here's why you should copy their decision-making process.

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Mark Zuckerberg and Wall Street are finally meeting in the middle on the metaverse

The Meta chief executive satisfied investors Wednesday by pledging to trim costs, but he’s still all-in on Reality Labs.

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How the free media were duped by a fake pro-Putin list of Western companies still doing business in Russia a year into the Ukraine invasion

A recent list of 'Western multinationals' that stayed in Russia is based on false data, according to the Yale researchers who heralded 'the great retreat'.

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Boris Johnson's younger brother just resigned from an Adani-linked investment bank after a $100 billion stock rout amid claims of a shady offshore account

"I have consistently received assurances from Elara Capital that it is compliant with its legal obligations and in good standing with regulatory bodies."

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How I'm getting my ambition back

Fortune writer Alicia Adamczyk shares how the pandemic killed her ambition and how she's getting it back on her own terms.

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Gen Z is taking to the streets in French protests to defend their work-life balance

In France, hundreds of thousands of young adults are protesting a plan to raise the retirement age, part of a broader revolt against overwork.

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Once the ‘intellectual blood banks’ of the rich and powerful, can speechwriters be replaced with ChatGPT?

Coursera CEO Jeff Maggioncalda uses ChatGPT as a writing assistant. Here's why that's a mistake, according to the Professional Speechwriters Association.

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There’s a wild theory that the price of Bitcoin is being propped up—and the academic who proved manipulation in 2017 suspects it may be happening again

Bitcoin's sudden stability is “very suspicious” says John Griffin, finance professor at the University of Texas McCombs School of Business. “The same mechanism we saw in 2017 could be at play now in the still unreal Bitcoin market.”

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Over dinner in Davos, the CEOs of Novartis, Coca-Cola, and Grab shared what’s worrying them

Highlights from Fortune's dinner in Davos.

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The housing market correction, as told by 4 charts

Overheated housing markets are seeing sharp home price corrections. Other markets, not so much.

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Fed Chair Jerome Powell strikes a new optimistic tone and as he points to falling inflation and says that he thinks we can avoid a recession

“The ingredients for a soft landing are falling into place,” BMO Wealth Management’s chief investment strategist, Yung-Yu Ma, said. “The Fed is struggling to maintain a semblance of hawkishness.”

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Metaverse cryptocurrencies outperformed Bitcoin and Ether in January

The tokens for the Sandbox and Decentraland increased 94% and 156% in January, respectively.

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‘Am I useless now?’ Aging women in the workforce face a crisis of confidence and experts say they simply deserve more

Supporting aging women in the workforce is imperative for the bottom line.

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The 10 best states for work-life balance

Factoring in sick days, minimum wage, and healthcare viability, Connecticut is the top state for work-life balance.

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Fortune and Mark Wahlberg's Unrealistic Ideas to produce SBF-CZ crypto documentary

The story of crypto's most fateful rivalry is coming to the screen with exclusive access to the CEO of FTX's biggest competitor.

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‘Green hushing’ won’t help profitability. Innovation will

Here's how the race to net zero is fueling the growth of the IoT market.

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The federal government is cracking down on the crypto industry

Recent actions by the White House and Federal Reserve reflect a harsher stance toward the turbulent sector.

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Subway's late co-founder Peter Buck left half the company to a charity

Dr. Peter Buck started Subway in the 1960s with a $1,000 investment.

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How Vicki Hollub's Occidental Petroleum rejoined the ranks of the World's Most Admired Companies

Occidental Petroleum made it back on Fortune's list of the World's Most Admired Companies after a challenging two years away.

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We are tech founders and investors who pivoted to (profitable) impact investing. Now we’re sharing the secret to our success–and encouraging others to copy it

The negative effects of the tech boom are becoming clear in hindsight-but it doesn't have to be this way.

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Apple, Microsoft, and Warren Buffett’s Berkshire Hathaway earn top performance marks from their business rivals—and they do it year after year

Apple tops the Fortune World's Most Admired Companies list for the 16th year in a row, while Berkshire and Microsoft make the list for the 25th consecutive time.

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CEO longevity pays off for JPMorgan Chase’s Jamie Dimon and other chiefs of World’s Most Admired Companies

CEO tenure at companies on this list is significantly longer than the Fortune 500 average. Experts say more-experienced CEOs make decisions more efficiently and can build better cultures.

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