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QuicksilverOne from Capital One: The best travel credit card for those with fair credit

The Capital One QuicksilverOne Card is a high-earning credit card for those with fair credit—which is a rarity.

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Don’t listen to the gloomy headlines: A new generation of Bay Area innovators is about to soar

Doris and Don Fisher founded The Gap in San Francisco with just $63,000 in 1969. Their son, Bob Fisher, thinks the city's future is bright.

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Crypto app Strike announces partnership with Checkout.com to enable Bitcoin purchases in more than 65 countries

The Jack Mallers-founded firm is expanding its on- and off-ramp services amid a global push.

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Gen Z is set to surpass boomers in the workforce next year, and it will create a big cultural shift

But millennials will still dominate the workforce for the next two decades.

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The empathetic executive: Top headhunters are turning away from cutthroat leaders and looking for CEOs with better soft skills

“The hard truth is, there is nothing soft about soft skills.”

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A battery founder sold her business to Chinese investors

Christina Lampe-Onnerud is the founder of battery businesses Boston-Power and Cadenza Innovation.

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The co-founders of now-shuttered IRL are suing its investors in the latest development of the startup’s saga

Just two years ago, the Gen Z-messaging app IRL was flying high with a $1.2 billion valuation.

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Bill Gates made waves with his statements on climate change. Here’s why he’s right–and what most people missed

Bill Gates is right–we need to focus on the tools we have available. However, we need to simultaneously fund ecosystem conservation and restoration.

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Blockchain not crypto: Proton Mail CEO calls new address verification feature ‘blockchain in a very pure form’

The new product is called Key Transparency, although don't confuse it with crypto, says founder Andy Yen.

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Lower inflation may be the hammer that cracks the unaffordable housing market for would-be homebuyers

Inflation slowing to 3.2% last month means home shoppers may benefit from stabilizing consumer prices and cheaper mortgages, if the Fed cuts interest rates.

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Brian Chesky: Airbnb’s 'holy grail' is to become an AI travel agent

In an interview with Fortune, the Airbnb cofounder and CEO discusses his AI aspirations for the vacation rental platform — a vision now coming together with the $200 million bet on startup GamePlanner.AI.

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Our changing climate is jeopardizing worker health and productivity. Companies need to adapt their operations

Beyond the human toll on employees, there is also a real cost to employers through increased expenses and lost productivity.

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USDC launches on Sei as Circle announces strategic investment in the layer-1 blockchain

Sei is a new trading-focused blockchain created by an ex-Robinhood engineer.

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Why Gen X women get the worst of both worlds, according to a work-life balance expert who experienced ‘doing it all’ firsthand

We have to show working moms that their own priorities and peace matter more than any to-do list, writes the author of 'Doing It All.'

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Citadel CEO Ken Griffin says remote work has created a ‘wild card’ workplace that makes it easier to fire people

"The cultural or social contract that holds people together…is unquestionably weaker,” Griffin said of a remote work environment.

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Billionaire Citadel founder Ken Griffin says employers won't go the 'extra distance' to keep hybrid workers on the payroll: 'It's an email to all ... and goodbye'

Citadel founder Ken Griffin says managers are less likely to fight for remote and hybrid workers in a layoff process.

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Who is the first-time homebuyer? They’re older, earn more, and probably don’t have kids

Despite millennial plight, 32% of buyers this year bought their first house.

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House Republicans continue ESG pushback

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Melinda French Gates redefines what a 'smart bet' in VC looks like

To advance more female founders and fund managers, Melinda French Gates' Pivotal Ventures is turning to new markers of success and potential.

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Here's when having a CEO serve as board chair really pays off

“The greater the ability of a CEO to develop and execute firm strategy, the more valuable they become when quick decision-making is vital to that firm's survival."

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New Englanders are fighting against new infrastructure for carbon-intensive billionaire travel. If they win, the significance could be global

The median wealth of a U.S. private jet owner is $190 million–and their emissions 10 to 20 times those of an average airplane passenger.

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This couple was so miserable with a 2.5-hour super-commute, they took on an extra $1,200 monthly mortgage payment: 'We'd do it again in a heartbeat'

"This is definitely a short-term play for us, this isn’t a forever home," Dennis Stalmack says. "We bought with what was out there. But we’re not upset with it."

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The revenge of the blue-collar worker: Bidenomics is working too well and Democrats’ bourgeois base is souring on it

The upper middle class is restless.

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The anti-hate group sued by Elon Musk released a new report on X’s content moderation

According to the Center for Countering Digital Hate, 98% of 200 tweets it flagged to X for racist content were still posted on the platform after two weeks.

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Millennials are replaying their parents’ housing market journey as first-time buyers in their 30s flood into an unaffordable market

First-time buyers make up 32% of all home buyers, the National Association of Realtors says—up from last year’s historic low of 26%.

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