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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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Fortune 500 Arabia shows diversification in Middle East

The list ranks the top 500 companies in the Arab world by revenues.

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The White House just revealed a key factor driving Biden’s new order to rein in AI: The latest Tom Cruise ‘Mission: Impossible’ movie

“If he hadn’t already been concerned about what could go wrong with AI before that movie, he saw plenty more to worry about,” the White House deputy chief of staff said.

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Nokia is suing Amazon in courts around the world because it says it’s invested billions in patented technologies and the retail giant is using them for free

Nokia owns about 20,000 patents, some of which concern tech used by Amazon and HP in streaming and video devices.

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Why Bonobos’s founder hid his bipolar disorder for 16 years

Bonobos cofounder Andy Dunn spoke to HR leaders about his bipolar disorder diagnosis and mental health in the workplace.

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Will AI be the holy grail of cost reduction for CFOs? These 5 stats make the case

There’s broad consensus among banks, private equity firms, hedge funds, and investment research houses that the technology is set to revolutionize the global economy.

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American housing has a Catch 22: You can either be job-rich or house-poor

"You’ll get higher wages, but then you have to pay enough in extra housing costs," says Berkeley's Jesse Rothstein. "You lose all of those extra earnings that you get."

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Housing market affordability is so bad that Zillow says it will take you 13.5 years to break even on a purchase from July onward

This ‘crucial milestone’ that signifies financial stability will be lost on new homeowners for more than a decade.

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European brewing giant's CEO on Russia stealing its flagship beer business: 'A very, very sad and unfortunate turn of events'

Jacob Aarup-Andersen says the loss will be reflected in year-end results: "We have taken the full hit of losing the ownership of the Russian business."

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4 more insurers are leaving California after Allstate and State Farm flee wildfire risk

Moves follow a large withdrawal of companies from Florida, whose CFO called them “the Bud Light of the insurance industry."

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Demand for HR leaders on boards is low despite costly investments in talent

HR heads hold just 8% of Fortune 500 board seats despite companies' costly talent investments.

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The happiest country in the world? This Finnish company with a 10% lifetime employee turnover shows their real secret is trust

What really counts is cultivating a culture that supports long-term well-being. And that’s what Finns do particularly well.

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How the West can help Ukraine win its economic war with Russia

'Right now, Ukraine’s allies can help most by freeing Ukraine’s Black Sea ports, with or without Russian cooperation,' writes James K. Glassman.

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CEO of Ozempic prescription startup Calibrate steps down as investors eye ‘rapid downsizing’ of consumer business

Calibrate CEO Isabelle Kenyon is stepping down as chief executive and will no longer oversee day-to-day operations.

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Biden just shocked Big Tech with an executive order that looks strong and smart: ‘It’s really the first time where the government is ahead of things’

OpenAI says it’s “grateful” for the White House’s leadership, and the AI community largely agrees.

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Starbucks' CEO reveals 3 secrets in his daily routine that helped him beat executive burnout

Laxman Narasimhan says not every meeting is urgent. “It’s got to be a pretty high bar to keep me away from the family."

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Return-to-office mandates may be worsening America's burnout epidemic. An ex-Harvard professor says the science of happiness may be the cure

Bosses can boost employee satisfaction by implementing the science of happiness in the workplace.

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Glassdoor reviewers say employers' ghosting problem is twice as bad as it was just a few years ago—a sign that worker power is fading fast

“When job markets inevitably heat up again, job seekers will remember how they were treated,” Glassdoor’s chief economist says.

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