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Richard Attias: ‘We don’t need to rely exclusively on Western countries to level up the less developed ones’

Channeling regional support from better-developed countries in developing regions could be the best way to address global challenges, says Richard Attias.

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Trump and Vance shouldn’t give in to European-style labor regulation

Trump and Vance are correct that conservatives should pursue a pro-worker agenda—but it must lean into what has traditionally made the U.S. vibrant.

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Asia’s rich flip the script on charitable giving: Instead of mega-foundations, they’re using their family companies

"Companies want to fund where they’re operating,” Ruth Shapiro, head of the Centre for Asian Philanthropy and Society, says.

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NYC's only designated shelter for queer adults is a 'nightmare' of misconduct and living conditions

Marsha’s House has been the center of several lawsuits for abuse and neglect, and has been criticized by ex-residents.

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Elon Musk forced to step in to resolve Tesla Cybertruck owner's hellish experience

Tesla Cybertruck owner’s hellish experience reveals systemic weaknesses that the CEO eventually had to step in and fix himself.

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You don’t have to be in crisis to seek mental health care, Team USA psychologist says. Here’s why he’s championing mental wellness checkups

Nurturing mental wellness is as important as treating mental illness, according to a psychologist treating Olympic and Paralympic athletes in Paris.

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Why Bill Gates, Warren Buffett and Ray Dalio favor junk food stocks

Stocks like Coca-Cola are a common theme in the portfolios of Bill Gates, Warren Buffett, and Ray Dalio—this is why.

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Silicon Valley is at war with itself over Kamala Harris vs. Trump, fighting in the open and spending millions to win

One investor says they have “lost lots of friends” over their position in this year’s election.

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Specialists in relocating Americans to Europe and Canada are seeing the phone ringing off the hook since Trump vs Biden debate

"If you're no longer working and you could choose to live anywhere in the world, why would you choose to live in the U.S. now?"

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JPMorgan’s new AI chatbot could make the bank operate like the intelligence community, startup CEO says

With the new AI tool, the bank could transform its research desks to have “a hybrid of human and AI analysts.”

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First Trump, now Harris: LinkedIn billionaire Reid Hoffman has successfully angered both Democrats and Republicans

Hoffman is a longtime Democratic donor.

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40% of the world’s water needs will go unmet by 2030 as desalination tech plateaus

I believe that competition can bring out the best in people and the brightest ideas, writes Anousheh Ansari.

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ESG regulations are still in limbo, but companies are already preparing for them

Some companies are even bringing on ESG Controllers, says Persefoni's chief sustainability officer Kristina Wyatt at a virtual discussion hosted by Fortune and Diligent.

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Data is king—and is pushing this tech job to six-figure salaries. Here’s what you need to know about database administrators

DBAs earn around 100k on average in most states and can be a stepping stone to a long career in data.

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If you want a career in tech, computer engineering is versatile path toward a high-paying salary

Computer engineering is an all-encompassing role that leads to a mastery in both computer hardware and software.

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Will Big Tech earnings calls stop massive stock market rotation?

Most of the tech giants maintain immense profitability and a head start in the AI race, but more good news might not buoy the markets.

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Kamala Harris likely to share Bitcoin stance in coming weeks—industry optimists note her husband is a ‘crypto guy’

When can we expect to hear about where Kamala Harris lies on crypto?

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Harris and Trump need to seduce politically fluid Gen Z ‘Tinder singles’ to win

Among ‘Tinder Singles,’ women lean more Democratic than men—but they’re less likely to vote.

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How Sequoia’s Roelof Botha is thinking about the iconic VC firm’s future

Fortune’s latest cover story gives readers a view into how Roelof Botha is thinking about Sequoia’s future, at a time that’s complex for the firm and tumultuous for venture capital.

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An intergenerational epidemic is bubbling beneath America’s maternal mental health crisis

The maternal health crisis is having a knock-on effect on children under 7, writes psychiatrist and LunaJoy co-founder Shama Rathi.

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Empty nesters are sad when their kids leave—and even more distressed when they return home

Why grown kids moving back home can be a big adjustment for parents.

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Is overtourism inevitable? One expert explains why the phenomenon is a wake-up call and how European cities are getting it wrong

“One thing that tends to get forgotten in the overtourism clamor is that locals are a part of it. They have been, at some point, willing participants in this,” tourism expert Richard Butler told Fortune.

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A post about Kamala Harris pushed a long-simmering feud between tech execs into the open

A politically charged mention of “coups” brought back accusations that David Sacks ousted Parker Conrad from his own startup.

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LGBTQ dating app aims to protect closeted athletes by disabling location features at Olympic facilities

The app will also give users in the Olympic village premium features for free.

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Delta cancellations following CrowdStrike outage reveal fragility of flight operations

Like Southwest’s two years ago, Delta’s problems seem to have been the result of its crew-tracking system.

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