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Meet the ultra-commuters who start their day at 5 a.m.

Remote and hybrid workers thought they had said goodbye to their regular commute for good—but with major employers now calling staff back multiple times a week, the journey is back a vengeance.

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Tech bros like Bryan Johnson are spending millions to shoot for immortality. These women are besting them in the longevity game—but don’t call them ‘biohackers’

“This stuff has to just kind of be like brushing your teeth,” says one woman whose relatively simple health regimen put her ahead of famous biohacker Bryan Johnson.

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Victoria’s Secret, the hypersexualized iconic millennial brand, tried to remake itself as feminist—and Gen Z saw right through it

“It's really hard to turn a ship that has been about exterior perfection, and suddenly say, ‘Oh, exterior perfection doesn't matter anymore,’” one academic said.

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For moms of kids with special needs, career survival may entail a radical pivot

Parenting special-needs children poses a daunting challenge to ambitious professionals—especially women. For these two moms, that challenge was transformative.

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Parents are stealing their children's identities to access debt—and destroying their kids' credit scores in the process

"You trust your parents. This is not what they should be doing to their children."

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Breakthrough antidepressants with fewer side effects could help millions of Americans. Here's what the future of treatment may look like

As Americans are increasingly reaching for pharmaceutical solutions for depression—about one in eight U.S. adults takes antidepressants—scientists have been innovating novel treatments for it.

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From $3 an hour at 16 years old to a $5 million CEO at 45, Pret boss is a taxi driver's son who says hard work and putting your head down create good luck

Pano Christou worked his way up the corporate ladder, landing the top job after two decades and 10 promotions at the company.

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The new normal in U.S. schools is unsustainable–and inaction could cost $28 trillion

Learning loss, poor mental health, teacher shortages, and rapid technological change are powerful forces that will shape education for years to come.

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U.K. fintech used to be a side hustle for bored finance executives in the wake of the Global Financial Crisis. Now it’s an industry with the potential to rival the country's big banks

The 5 leading banks in the U.K. have experienced a sustained decline in market capitalization since 2008. Meanwhile, fintech has become the most valuable segment of the British tech industry.

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Gen Z could wave goodbye to résumés because most companies have turned to skills-based recruitment—and find it more effective, research shows

It might not be long until résumé are a thing of the past because most bosses are favoring skills-based hiring and reporting big results.

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The great skills mismatch actually has two gaps, Google’s CMO says. Ditching degree requirements could help solve them

“We are so far past the time where you could learn everything you need to know for your career when you're 22,” Lisa Gevelber said.

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FTX is bankrupt and SBF was on trial, so why are people still buying FTT tokens?

Experts say the coin likely has no long-term value, but it could prove lucrative for professional traders who can quickly flip it.

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Amazon designed its algorithm at Jeff Bezos's urging to be something it wanted to show you, not the cheapest and best product, government claims

New revelations from the FTC’s antitrust lawsuit claim that Bezos pushed for “expensive, irrelevant advertisements” because they were so profitable for Amazon.

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Why streaming video prices from Netflix, Apple, and Disney, keep increasing

Finding new subscribers in a saturated streaming video market isn't easy. And with legacy media companies desperate to recoup revenue declines in their linear TV businesses, the cost of your monthly plan is likely to keep rising.

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Gen Z is making career moves based on TikTok advice. They say it's working for them

But they should still get a second opinion first.

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Almost half of CEOs surveyed have a pessimistic outlook for the economy

A Fortune survey conducted with Deloitte found CEO pessimism is ticking back up from the beginning of the year.

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The largest freight bankruptcy in history punched a $5 billion hole in the economy, cost 30,000 jobs, and left the taxpayer holding the bag for a COVID bailout

Would you take a deal to revive Yellow and bring back some of its lost jobs? Or would you scrap it and sell it for parts?

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Gen Z and millennials have found a lucrative new hobby thanks to skyrocketing luxury prices: Flipping designer handbags

A perfect storm of scarcity, inflation, and pandemic savings have pumped up the prices of super-luxe bags. Young shoppers are diving into the market.

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Home prices in 7 cities just reached all-time highs on the back of a blistering 7-month run for the housing market—and the Midwest is the big winner

It's good to own in Detroit and Chicago right now, but not so much in San Francisco and Seattle.

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Women made up record 12.1% of new CEOs in Russell 3000 last year

The Russell 3000 still lags behind the Fortune 500 in female CEO representation.

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What Biden’s AI executive order means for HR leaders

President Biden's executive order called on companies to establish AI best practices to support workers and address job displacement.

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Can I sell you the Golden Gate Bridge? How San Francisco’s savvy business leaders are betting on ineffective advertising to save the city’s reputation

Advertising has limited power to change deeply held beliefs or opinions on core issues.

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Think like a hacker and play the long game—How Amazon's chief security officer protects all that data

Companies should see security as a business enabler and get to know their enemy, says Amazon CSO Stephen Schimdt.

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Plaid weighs IPO three years calling off sale to Visa

CEO Zach Perret tells Fortune what the company is building, and why not doing the Visa deal was the “right choice.”

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Amazon’s $26 billion delivery business runs on exhausted, sweat-soaked drivers running door to door. Now we’re on strike

Even though Amazon holds me responsible for delivering its packages, regardless of the weather, the executives say my safety is not their problem.

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