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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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LVMH says its wine business took a 12% hit because people are too sad to buy champagne

LVMH CFO anticipates sales volumes will be “less bad” in the second half of the year.

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Forget the pundits and polls—internet prediction markets anticipated Biden’s withdrawal weeks ago

During the debate, the odds that Biden would drop out spiked from 20% to 34%. They shot up to 70% two weeks before Democrats urged him to step aside.

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Even Olympians battle impostor syndrome. How one Team USA psychologist is supporting athletes’ mental health in Paris

In helping U.S. athletes stay proud, present, and positive, a former Milwaukee Bucks team psychologist is realizing an Olympic dream of his own.

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Exclusive: Chainguard raises $140 million Series C

Chainguard raised its $140 million Series C, led by Redpoint, Lightspeed Venture Partners, and IVP, Fortune can exclusively report. Amplify, Mantic VC, Sequoia Capital, and Spark Capital, all existing investors, also participated in the round. The company’s now valued at $1.12 billion.

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How Americans can stay safe at the Paris Olympics amid global threats, according to top security experts

The Paris Olympics are a celebration of athletic excellence and global unity. They are also a significant target for those wishing to disrupt security.

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King Charles stands to get a $58 million profit bump as the sovereign’s public estate has more than doubled

The Crown Estate profits doubled to nearly $1.2 billion this year, and that’s just one part of the British royal family’s $28 billion empire.

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Southwest and American Airlines earnings preview

An activist firm is pushing Southwest to change its leadership and business model while American unwinds a failed sales strategy.

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Leading the charge: These 25 female-heavy C-suites highlight the dearth of women in Europe's boardrooms

Meet the 25 companies smashing the glass ceiling in Europe.

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The 6 top VP picks for Kamala Harris, ranked from most to least business-friendly

The shortlist of strong contenders for Kamala Harris' vice presidential pick range from a former astronaut to a billionaire.

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Infosec analysts are desperately needed to stop the next emerging cyber threat—and you could make over $100k

Cyber experts can make over $100k, sometimes without even a degree.

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Private equity is devouring the economy as boomer entrepreneurs exit—but a new approach to employee ownership can change that

When the employees become owners under an ESOP roll-up, they can directly increase the value of their stock by sharing best practices across companies.

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Kendra Scott CEO Tom Nolan doesn't like a know-it-all leader

How the publisher of a golf magazine ended up running one of the country's biggest jewelry companies.

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Want to know Trump’s next Treasury Secretary? Don’t look to Jamie Dimon, but to the people who made Trump money

Donald Trump’s former Treasury Secretary was hedge funder Steven Mnuchin, who earned the former president’s trust by helping him raise of $100 million.

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Downbeat CEOs worry inflation may prove stickier than anticipated after recent Fed disappointment

Fortune and Deloitte collaborated once more to take the pulse of the C-suite, and responses from CEOs surveyed in June reveal fresh concerns over pricing pressure.

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AI could become the ‘new steel’ as overcapacity risk goes unnoticed

When various governments intervene to increase capacity, as they have done with steel and may now be doing with AI, we struggle with spillover effects.

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Joy, a platform that answers parents' questions 24/7, raises $10 million

The platform, called Joy, offers parents live advice on issues like feeding and sleep.

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Picking a president is different than picking a CEO—but there are a few habits that political parties could learn from corporate America

Just like companies, political leaders should be developing internal talent and keeping an eye on external frontrunners.

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