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Bronny James' cardiac arrest reignites debate about myocarditis and the COVID-19 vaccine

Expert says speculation is 'wildly and irresponsibly speculative.'

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How late in the day can you drink coffee? What time you can have your last cup and still fall asleep at night

Why you may need to break up with your afternoon latte.

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A.I. is ‘Amazon Web Services for human effort' because it will 'democratize' large workforces and allow startups to scale faster, investment firm CEO says

Like AWS before it, A.I. will reshape business in ways that aren’t immediately obvious, DAI Magister’s Victor Basta tells Fortune.

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The brilliant marketing synergy of Taylor Swift's Eras Tour and her rerecorded albums

Swift's Eras Tour is working in tandem with her rereleases.

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Could Fabric’s computer chips revolutionize cryptography? The company just got a $50 million order for a product that doesn’t exist yet

“We think of this purchase order as actually the starting gun for the entire zero-knowledge proof hardware industry,” Michael Gao, cofounder and CEO, said.

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Russia is weaponizing global food security in its war–but agribusiness is promising to come to Ukraine's rescue

The UN has estimated that Russia's war in Ukraine could have pushed up to 49 million people around the world into famine or famine-like conditions.

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What is Worldcoin? A plain English guide to the orb that gives you crypto to scan your eyeballs

Want a simple overview of what Worldcoin's eye-scanning device is all about? Fortune has you covered.

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Economists were mostly dead wrong about America crashing into recession. Just look at how they’ve changed their minds

Economists polled by Bloomberg said there was a 70% chance of a U.S. recession last December—now they say the odds are just 58%.

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The war on DEI is the beginning of a coordinated attack on the Civil Rights Act of 1964

The open letter by Republican attorneys general to Fortune 100 companies is the opening salvo in efforts to redefine what constitutes racial discrimination.

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Sam Altman’s Worldcoin token nears $350 million market cap, potentially netting OpenAI CEO even more cash

The token fuels a project that hopes to prove we are not machines through our eyeballs.

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WeightWatchers CEO: The Ozempic era signals 'the end of diet culture.'

Sima Sistani is shifting her company's focus from willpower to so-called miracle drugs.

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Future of Finance: Blackrock’s Nair on how the firm’s Aladdin tech has evolved and what the ‘portfolio of the future’ will look like

Nair explained how clients’ portfolios will be “much more personalized, much more customized, much more holistic.”

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One manufacturing giant has avoided layoffs for 70 years and still earns billions

A new Fortune report explores Lincoln Electric's system and whether other companies can follow in its footsteps.

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CEO of soon-to-be-renamed Twitter endorses Musk’s surprise change

On Sunday, Twitter's owner Elon Musk said that he would change the name and logo of the platform to "X."

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WeightWatchers and Noom push Ozempic-like drugs over willpower

Executives promise ‘the demise of dieting.’ Could we be so lucky?

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Uninsured depositors remain a ticking time bomb for the U.S. banking system

Uninsured deposits are currently around 40% of all U.S. bank deposits–up from only 20% three decades ago.

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Sam Altman's A.I.-busting crypto token Worldcoin is live. All you have to do is scan your eyeball

The launch is one of the buzziest—and weirdest—crypto releases in years.

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Gen Z is embracing ‘lazy girl jobs’ in a rebuke of millennials’ ‘girlboss’ and ‘lean in’ manias

Working a job with set hours, solid benefits, and fully remote flexibility is Gen Z’s answer to hustle culture.

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Trouble awaits Florida’s housing market as the state just lost another home insurer

"Just in the last 18 months, 15 companies have stopped writing [insurance] business in Florida"

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How Mattel's CEO dove into a culturally-challenged company losing hundreds of millions a year and emerged with a Barbie box office phenomenon

“I took our portfolio of iconic franchises in children and family entertainment to be an incredible opportunity to extend the company outside of the toy aisle."

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The creator of 'generational research' on why Taylor Swift is the ‘iconic’ millennial, Gen X is aging gracefully—and Gen Z sees through all of it

Neil Howe's book "The Fourth Turning Is Here" has many thoughts on today's "crisis era." He tells Fortune he's glad Gen Xers like himself are in charge.

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Longevity expert who wants to live to 120 starts every day with this 8-ingredient ‘healthy aging shake.' Here’s the recipe

Dr. Mark Hyman swears by his "pretty aggressive regimen" in the morning.

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The $234 billion venture capital sector sometimes uses an illegal pricing strategy, new research suggests—but it’s killing innovation, too

Venture capitalists may be hurting innovation through what's known as "venture predation."

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A tech editor, a VC, and a founder go bobsledding: Welcome to Fortune’s Brainstorm Tech

Other (more serious) highlights of the conference included the ethics of A.I. and geopolitics.

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Ozempic manufacturer Novo Nordisk spent $11 million last year 'wining and dining' doctors. Experts slam the move as a breach of doctor-patient trust

Do pharmaceutical companies have influence over your doctor's prescription pad? It's relatively easy to check—but you shouldn't have to, experts say.

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