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Three stocks soaring as the U.S. patches its electrical grid

Much of the grid was built over 50 years ago, and AI data centers are just one reason energy demand has skyrocketed.

Fortune · Dec 27, 2024

Jeff Bezos' neighbor lists property for sale—$200 million, no house included

The listing touts the nearly 2 acre parcel in "one of the wealthiest, luxurious and most secure communities in Miami Beach and the world."

Fortune · Dec 27, 2024

She used to be a dietician. Now her startup aims to make getting advice on healthy eating as routine as going to the dentist

Culina Health raised a a $7.9 million Series A funding round.

Fortune · Dec 27, 2024

Netflix scores a record-setting touchdown with its NFL streaming on Christmas Day

Plus: Data centers will suck up even more electricity while electricians are big demand—in the latest edition of Fortune's flagship tech newsletter.

Fortune · Dec 27, 2024

The new retirement is no retirement: Baby boomers are keeping jobs well into their sixties and seventies because they 'like going to work'

“They are transforming professional and executive career trajectories and what they may look like for generations to come.”

Fortune · Dec 27, 2024

Tourism has become a dirty word. But 2025 could be the year vacationers stop being the villains, experts predict

Tourism became a harbinger of problems this year that were long in the making. But 2025 could “mark a new dawn” for the industry.

Fortune · Dec 27, 2024

Former Yahoo CEO Marissa Mayer was Google’s first female engineer—only because she tried to delete a recruiter email and accidentally opened it instead

Mayer's career can be boiled down to a single wrong keystroke.

Fortune · Dec 26, 2024

Why Olympian Jordan Chiles is raising awareness of type 1 diabetes

“If I had type 1 diabetes as an athlete, I don't think I could be as strong as how my aunt is right now," Chiles says about her inspiration for advocacy work.

Fortune · Dec 26, 2024

Workplace well-being is at an all-time low. Here are 5 ways employers can actually help

“Without a supportive workplace culture and strong leadership,” says one expert, “even the best perks feel hollow and performative.”

Fortune · Dec 26, 2024

Gen Z and millennials only buy lab-grown diamonds for design and affordability, says Pandora's CEO, and he'll be 'dead' before they shop for sustainability

Even millennial A-listers, including Selena Gomez and Jennifer Lawrence, are fans of Pandora’s lab-grown diamonds.

Fortune · Dec 26, 2024