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Adapt or die: Is the future bright for business amidst the AI boom?

Most companies have a short lifespan before falling victim to the latest technology—this year's Fortune 500 list proves otherwise.

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AI tools are illegally training on real children, including for explicit material

170 photos of Brazilian children have been scraped without parental consent, Human Rights Watch said.

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California’s homelessness 'solution' is a $1 billion deal for 1,200 tiny homes that might not even come with a bathroom

A year later, few are buying.

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CMT Digital turns to ex–Pantera Capital exec to help raise $150 million for fourth fund

CMT Digital is hoping to raise $150 million in its fourth fund.

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What I learned from a series of business failures before helping to build more than 100 corporate ventures

To create new business, a company must build it or buy it, argues Stryber founder Jan Sedlacek—business-model transformation won't work.

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Exclusive: This online learning platform just released free generative AI training for university leaders. Here’s what you need to know

Coursera’s “Generative AI for University Leaders,” which seeks to provide educators with a blueprint to balance the reality of their students and business needs.

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Amazon’s customer service workers are worried they’re training their AI replacements

These concerns stem from a massive manager layoff and forced use of company software to resolve customer issues.

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Lurching to the right on migration won’t save Europe’s mainstream parties. Here’s why

Research found that it was socioeconomic factors that determined the switch to the right for rural voters, rather than xenophobia.

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Companies with good leadership are outperforming the Dow Jones and the S&P 500

This year, Nvidia replaced Microsoft at the top of Indiggo and Fortune's "ReturnOnLeadership Index."

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Co-living seemed like a perfect solution to the Gen Z and millennial housing shortage—but the closure of yet another pioneer reveals an uncertain future

Experts say venture capital has forced co-living companies to expand at an unsustainable rate.

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Homeowners are shelling out nearly $20,000 in hidden fees annually—'the same level as buying a used car every year'

Insurance, maintenance, homeowners’ association fees, and utility bills are making homeownership even more unaffordable.

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Booz Allen Hamilton CEO: America needs a whole-of-nation approach in its great power competition with China

U.S. businesses must come off the sidelines, writes Booz Allen Hamilton CEO Horacio Rozanski.

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Uniswap Labs acquires Crypto: The Game—‘It’s ballooned into this 24/7 crypto reality show’

Crypto: The Game has been likened to the Web3 version of "Squid Game."

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Hybrid horror story: Some HR leaders are treating hybrid workers like ‘second class citizens,’ but the strategy is short-sighted

Some HR leaders plan to offer in-office workers better development opportunities and high-profile projects than remote or hybrid workers.

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Should a CFO switch industries? For these Fortune 500 finance chiefs, a new sector provided a career boost

Most CFOs have more options than they think, according to an expert.

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Men and women are now equally comfortable talking about age and partners—but a new survey shows money remains a gendered taboo

Our society tells women and girls to be cautious with their money while telling men and boys to be smart about it.

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Candy maker Mars is the biggest provider of vet care in the country: A closer look at its sprawling operation

The sale of vet clinics is expected to ramp up this year.

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Energy and manufacturing dominated the Fortune 500’s first top 50 companies in 1955

GM, Goodyear, Lockheed Martin and Boing are among the companies that managed to place in the top 50 spots in the first publication of the Fortune 500 list and are still in the list this year.

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Baby boomers’ favorite credit card Amex is now the ‘lifestyle’ card of choice for Gen Zers

Gen Z can’t resist a good deal—even if it’ll cost them.

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CHIPS Act faces talent shortage despite $500 billion in total investment: We have to make semiconductor manufacturing sexy’

Government, nonprofits, semiconductor companies are scrambling to train a skilled workforce: “This is an all-of-the-above effort.”

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Meet the 59-year-old Barbie ‘dealer’ whose hustle has netted $2 million in sales

Bruce Zalkin has 35 years in the trade and sold one couple's collection for $250,000.

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Bob Iger schooled him on Disney's grand theory of IP. Now Gerry Cardinale is backing Skydance Media's $8 billion bid for Paramount Global

Cardinale's RedBird Capital Partners is an "IP monetization engine" that has partnered with celebrities from LeBron James to Ben Affleck. “I think he's focused on world domination,” says one collaborator.

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American Airlines flight attendants say their pay is so low, they fight for airplane meals to save money and sleep in their cars—and they're ready to strike

American Airlines and their flight attendants’ union will head to Washington for negotiations next week.

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Fear and loathing in Los Angeles over AI. But it doesn’t have to be this way

“Stay alive till ‘25” is a thing in Hollywood—but AI can save the industry, not destroy it with robots.

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DoorDash and Monster Energy are among the 14 companies that cracked the Fortune 500 for the first time

The 14 newcomers in the Fortune 500 have a combined revenue of $144 billion, and the group includes institutions founded in the 19th century, the 20th century and the 21st century.

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