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Millennials could soon see their parents become their biggest expense–and American families are woefully unprepared

Three out of four middle-income older Americans won’t have enough to pay for assisted living services without selling their homes within a decade.

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Fortune favors the books: Our editors' favorite non-fiction of 2023 pulls back the curtain on a year of major transition

These non-fiction books explain not only how the algorithm of life and business are changing, but who the humans are who created this world.

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Move over Pop-Tarts and Duke’s Mayonnaise, ReliaQuest’s college football bowl game wants you to know the importance of cybersecurity

ReliaQuest, a cybersecurity company, is the main sponsor of Tampa Bay’s annual bowl game. What’s the impact?

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It wasn't just you—beers have had a challenging 2023 as well, from consumer boycotts and sobering volumes to 'stolen' breweries

The beer business was impacted by softer consumer demand and other unexpected tumult—but an up-and-coming beer category has offered some solace.

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New Year’s financial goals: Unlock unclaimed assets, get retirement ready and treat your finance like fitness

2024 offers a host of financial boons—ranging from the straightforward to the relatively unknown. This is what our financial experts advise you to focus on for the next 12 months.

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Performative allyship has done more harm than good for women in tech. Here’s why

Women in tech are tired of being overlooked in favor of allyship theater.

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Customers complain that VC-backed stationery darling Minted failed this holiday season

Angry Minted customers say they couldn’t track their missing orders, and cards that did arrive had errors.

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Queen Latifah explains why she’s selling her AI-generated avatar. ‘I wanted to be a part of how my image is used’

Queen Latifah has partnered with Lenovo to distribute her AI-generated image to small businesses across the U.S. and Canada, but she has strict rules about what’s allowed.

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Fast Times at FTX High

Here’s a look back at the graduating class from the financial fraud of the century.

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A new American era of housing haves and have-nots occurred this year

This year’s housing market was clearly “riddled with winners and losers,” Zonda’s chief economist, Ali Wolf, told Fortune.

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AI, private credit, and a small cap resurgence? The big stories of 2024 are totally different than we thought a year ago

Wall Street's new favorite investments all have significant potential, but face equally significant risks.

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Frustration mounts as Roblox investors await returns on Gen Z metaverse sensation

Even as the platform registers surging growth in users and engagement, CEO David Baszucki has been advised to take a page from Spotify peer Daniel Ek and cut costs.

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A Tesla factory robot reportedly attacked a worker and left them bleeding. This could become a new reality in the increasingly automated workplace

At least 41 workers have died in robot-related incidents, and some researchers fear it could get worse as factories automate.

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How TikTok influencers turned a Salvation Army gift-giving program into this holiday season’s viral trend

The Angel Tree program for donating gifts to children in need has been around since 1979, but received new attention this year on social media. Some videos have amassed millions of views.

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How a former IRS boss optimizes his charitable trust to support his alma mater–and give assets to his children tax-free

Former IRS Commissioner John Koskinen knows the tax code inside out. Here are his estate planning secrets.

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Millennials, don’t hold your breath: 2024 probably won’t be your year to break into the housing market, either

The difficulty of saving up for a down payment, elevated mortgage rates, and high home prices top the list of troubles.

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Fortune Crypto’s 2023 Jealousy List

Fortune Crypto picks the team’s favorite non-Fortune stories of 2023.

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The green revolution runs on chips–but there is no good way to make the fragile semiconductors ecosystem sustainable in the short term

The semiconductors industry is at an inflection point. It will be important to be flexible and pragmatic.

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The peak TV revolution has curdled into a wasteland and Netflix is ‘unwatchable,’ legendary cultural critic Peter Biskind says. He’s afraid of what comes next

Streaming is remaking itself into the image of old Hollywood. "The difference between streaming and the networks is crumbling," says entertainment historian Peter Biskind.

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Housing market experts split on whether the ‘silver tsunami’ of baby boomer downsizing will happen in 2024

Baby boomers hold the largest share of housing wealth, at $18 trillion. What's going to happen to it?

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Welcome to the era of 'normalization': Why Wall Street is convinced consumers will get comfortable with some economic pains in 2024

Taking a look across the outlooks for next year, there's one word that stands out from Wall Street. "Normal."

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Merriam-Webster’s word of the year 2023 is ‘authentic.’ Here’s how corporate America hacked the consumer cult of authenticity

Authenticity has become a central moral framework in society–the subtle yet pervasive value that animates and adjudicates our media, culture, and politics.

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In a tough venture environment for crypto, here are the most notable fundraises of 2023

Crypto was on 2023’s naughty list, but some startups still managed to avoid coal in their stockings.

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Remote work, AI, and skills-based hiring threaten to put our jobs on the chopping block—but experts say those fears are overblown

Jobs of the future will look different, but yours is probably safe. Just not in the way you think.

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How The League founder went from $200,000 in debt to making her first million with a dating app for the young, ambitious, and wealthy

Amanda Bradford struck gold in a swipe-obsessed world by narrowing the pool and being selective.

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