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1 in 5 employees personally struggle with substance use—here’s how employers can help

Left unchecked, mental health issues and substance abuse will hurt workplaces.

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‘Survive until 2025’: ‘Survive until 2025’: The U.K. gaming industry fights for the future amid U.S. strikes

The impact of the U.S. gaming strike is reverberating globally—and the U.K. gaming industry could face harsh repercussions.

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Gen Z are ‘raw dogging’ flights for TikTok—but experts say it can cause thrombosis

TikTok’s latest travel trend is encouraging plane passengers to sit silently and stare ahead for hours on end.

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Kristen Faulkner, the former VC who just won two Olympic gold medals, talks leaving Silicon Valley behind to follow her cycling dreams

In 2021, Faulkner left her job as an investor to become a professional cyclist and, ultimately, an Olympic champion.

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Carbon credits are literally going up in smoke as wildfires threaten their sustainability

The Park Fire has destroyed close to 45,000 acres of forests set aside by California’s carbon offset program.

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World's biggest hacker fest spotlights AI's soaring importance in the high-stakes cybersecurity war—and its vulnerability

LLMs are both essential tools for protecting software as well as targets.

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As Ripple's stablecoin edges closer to debut, making its mark won't be easy

Competing with the duopoly that dominates the stablecoin market won't be easy for Ripple's new coin on the block.

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JD Vance backs Trump's call for more political influence over the Fed

Ohioan senator JD Vance, argues monetary policy—which includes interest rates—should "fundamentally be a political decision."

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Here's the real reason Ozempic-like weight-loss drugs are so popular

Cohorts who were unresponsive to previous strategies like portion control may be responding to the new GLP 1 drugs.

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Landing a Goldman Sachs internship has never been harder—here are interview questions candidates were asked

Goldman Sachs interview questions: What are the odds of drawing two aces in a row from a normal deck of cards?

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Hero Cosmetics CEO Found Inspiration In Korean Skincare

Hero Cosmetics founder Ju Rhyu credits her corporate career at Mondelez, American Express, and Samsung for her business bona fides.

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Inside Disney's $60 billion plan for theme parks and cruise upgrades

Josh D'Amaro, Disney's 'experiences' chief, is beefing up the attractions that provide the bulk of the company's profits.

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Zum founder Ritu Narayan explains why she wants to disrupt student transport.

Zum is launching a fleet of electric, AI-powered school buses to more efficiently and effectively get kids to school.

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Susan Wojcicki on how she built YouTube as the new TV

Wojcicki spoke at Fortune's 2016 Most Powerful Women Summit about the massive growth of YouTube and her vision for media.

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Susan Wojcicki perfectly predicted the media world we now live in today—twice

She told us years ago we'd abandon TV for short-form video on our phones. And she was the woman who rented her garage to the founders of Google.

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'SuperAgers' have optimal brains well into their 80s. Can you become one?

Lifestyle factors are the most foolproof way to extend your brain span.

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Canada Goose CEO isn't worried about diluting the brand as it expands to homeware—but experts caution there are graveyards of companies that tried

When you think of Canda Goose, you probably picture its trademark fur-trimmed parka. But today, the $1.5 billion company’s logo can actually be found on sneakers, T-shirts, socks—and soon homeware.

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Customer service chatbots are buggy and disliked by consumers. Can AI make them better?

Speakers at Fortune Brainstorm AI Singapore shared how how they're already using AI to make customer service faster and more useful.

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Millionaire Gen Z influencer Alix Earle under fire after alleged posts with racial slurs surface

Alix Earle has not yet addressed the accusations.

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Big Tech's abuse of the patent system must end—take it from me, I've fought Google over IP for years

The bipartisan PREVAIL Act and RESTORE Patent Rights Act would make critical reforms to curb the abuse of the U.S. patent system by Big Tech.

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How track and field Olympians hone their superpowers

Fearlessness, speed, and strength are all crucial attributes, coaches explain.

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Georgia Tech professor: Banning AI from school is a mistake

AI is the next technology that every student needs to know a bit about to navigate our modern times.

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Elderly Americans are losing millions to real estate scams

U.S. adults over age 60 lost over $1.6 billion to all types of scams last year, according to the FTC.

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Elizabeth Warren blasts JPMorgan over potential checking account fees

"Will JPMorgan Chase reduce executive pay instead of imposing new fees on its customers?"

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Crowdstrike caused a global computer meltdown — at the Black Hat cybersecurity conference people can't get enough of its swag

The long lines of people seeking company-branded merch and taking selfies by its booth at the Las Vegas conference underscored Crowdstrike's curious new moment of cultural cachet.

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