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Step aside, hustle culture: Gen Z wants stress-free jobs, without big responsibilities or regular overtime

Job site Adzuna has seen a surge in Zoomer interest for positions with more perceived flexibility and less stress but above-average salary, such as administrative roles.

With ‘Eris’ rising and now ‘Fornax,’ when are COVID cases likely to peak again? A look at what may lie ahead for fall and winter

With ‘Eris’ rising and now ‘Fornax,’ when are COVID cases likely to peak again? A look at what may lie ahead for fall and winter

Expect peaks this fall and winter not as much as a high wall of cases, experts say.

Meet the rising star female founders behind the new Fortune Founders Forum

Meet the rising star female founders behind the new Fortune Founders Forum

Air Protein's Lisa Dyson, Motherly's Jill Koziol and more are part of the new Fortune Founders Forum.

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Inside Amazon’s plan to dramatically expand fertility benefits to more than 1 million employees

Amazon's partnership with telehealth provider Maven Clinic will expand fertility care access to over 1 million employees.

'My work can be flexible, my son's routine is not': Meet the ‘dead zone’ workers killing management's attempts to return to pre-pandemic 9 to 5 grind

Workers are clocking off work early to run errands and picking it back up late at night. Here’s how they’re making their vampiresque schedule work.

We are “50% human and 50% technology,” and it's fueling an American health crisis

You hate to hear it, but we are lonelier than ever.

Morgan Stanley just compared the ‘bubble-like euphoria’ over A.I. to the investing manias of the past century. The lesson for investors: Don’t ‘rush in’

“History has shown that for multiyear themes…there is usually little need for investors to rush in,” analyst Edward Stanley said.

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U.S. health care has been in crisis since Nixon–but two economists may have found a way to radically disrupt it

U.S. health care has been in crisis since Nixon–but two economists may have found a way to radically disrupt it

U.S. health care is an unfixable economic system, at least in its current configuration.

Gen Z and millennials are outpacing older generations in 401(k) contributions

Gen Z and millennials are outpacing older generations in 401(k) contributions

Even when cash is tight, young workers carve out space for savings.

Why one Hollywood expert wants to 'burn down' the industry

Why one Hollywood expert wants to 'burn down' the industry

Maureen Ryan is the author of the scathing new book “Burn It Down: Power, Complicity, and a Call for Change in Hollywood.”

From a wellness room to locally sourced meals, here’s how pandemic darling Zoom is convincing its workers to ditch WFH

From a wellness room to locally sourced meals, here’s how pandemic darling Zoom is convincing its workers to ditch WFH

Step inside Zoom's new 15,000-square-foot site in London which is seamlessly kitted out with the latest technology.

Meet the 2023 Fortune Founders Forum

We convened this inaugural cohort to connect over how they’re meeting the demands and opportunities of today—and tomorrow.

How fast are Binance revenues falling? New trading data offers critical clues about the health of the crypto empire and its $37 billion coin

How fast are Binance revenues falling? New trading data offers critical clues about the health of the crypto empire and its $37 billion coin

The double hit from legal crackdowns targeting Binance and steep drop in overall trading of digital currencies has hammered the exchange’s volumes.

Wealthy Americans will go to the extreme to live longer, from downloading their brains to taking risky drugs

Wealthy Americans will go to the extreme to live longer, from downloading their brains to taking risky drugs

Wellness is "increasingly becoming a privilege of the elite."

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Now Playing: WhatsApp, the movie

WhatsApp's documentary film about its how product helped Afghanistan’s girls national soccer team escape the Taliban signals companies' newfound taste for long-form storytelling.

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Bitcoin briefly rockets past $30,000 as world’s largest cryptocurrency plateaus near year-highs

The token has traded near the $30,000 mark for more than a month.

Fearing a repeat of Bud Light, U.K. government tells business leaders to stay away from politics and ‘woke’ culture wars

British brands like coffee chain Costa Coffee and shoe-maker Dr. Martens are entangled in the same kind of transgender controversy that has cost Bud Light parent Anheuser-Busch roughly $400 million in lost sales.

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Abortion startup Hey Jane expands in digital health

Hey Jane will provide products from birth control to UTI treatments.

The news media are not being transparent about how they intend to use A.I. as the truth becomes more elusive than ever

It is estimated that by 2026, up to 90% of what we see on our screens will be the product of generative A.I.

Meta’s new language model, LLaMa 2, is (kind of) like ChatGPT

Meta's new, open-source generative A.I. tool is the latest entrant into a crowded field. Here's what it's like to use it.

Millennials' and Gen Z's financial regrets are sending them into a stress spiral

Nothing hurts like an empty nest egg.

Meta banned creators from a Facebook Group for speaking out about payout discrepancies

Two creators who spoke out about payment shortfall that Meta ascribed to a glitch—including a creator who discussed legal remedies—were summarily ejected from the Meta-run group.

Popular weight-loss injectable Wegovy cuts risk of heart attack and stroke by 20%, company says

The drug “has the potential to change how obesity is regarded and treated,” the company's executive vice president for development says.

Daniel Lubetzky: ‘You can’t make big ESG commitments while failing at the basics of kindness’

'While these commitments are laudable in principle, we should be careful not to treat them as stand-ins for values,' writes Daniel Lubetzky.

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