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Get free college credits! Google and Howard University team up to expose underrepresented students to data analytics

A new learning partnership will train high schoolers in the high-paying field of data via Google’s certification program.

Fortune · Jul 19, 2024

HR uproar: An industry group's choice to ditch 'equity' from DEI approach infuriates the community

The company says that equity is polarizing and distracts from the mission of diversity and inclusion.

Fortune · Jul 19, 2024

Blanket phone bans in schools are well-intentioned—but they could backfire

Abrupt bans could promote viewing phone usage as a reward rather than as a tool for collaboration, learning, and productivity.

Fortune · Jul 19, 2024

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Amazon is cracking down on RTO holdouts and 'speaking directly' to employees who haven't spent enough time in the office

Amazon is getting more serious about its return-to-office mandate—it’s now having one-on-one chats with employees who aren't spending enough "meaningful" time in the office.

Fortune · Jul 19, 2024

JetBlue founder David Neeleman wants to break the stranglehold the Big Four carriers have on the U.S. market

Neeleman's new venture, Breeze Airways, wants to focus on cities whose routes have no non-stop competition.

Fortune · Jul 19, 2024

Tinder and Bumble are tanking because they treat men badly, Grindr CEO said

Dating apps have been accused of weaponizing men’s frustration to make them pay more rather than helping them find love.

Fortune · Jul 18, 2024

Renters finally get some good news as power begins to swing away from landlords

Rent on average is still more expensive than it was before the pandemic, though.

Fortune · Jul 18, 2024

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How old is too old? How President Biden stacks up against the 7 oldest CEOs on the Fortune 500

The age of chief executives on this list ranges from their late 70s to early 90s.

Fortune · Jul 18, 2024

Southwest Airlines is floundering because passengers will pay to not 'fight for a seat,' JetBlue founder says

Airlines have capitalized on consumers’ desire to “revenge travel.”

Fortune · Jul 18, 2024

Inside Sequoia's Steve Jobs strategy: How the fabled VC firm sniffs out unconventional diamonds in the rough

Sequoia Capital was one of the earliest funders to take a chance on Apple.

Fortune · Jul 18, 2024

Grindr CEO says you have to be 'arrogant and crazy' to become a founder

George Arison, who grew up in the Soviet Union, is guided by the prospect of doing the impossible, he said at Fortune’s Brainstorm Tech conference.

Fortune · Jul 18, 2024

Kara Swisher says Silicon Valley’s growing concentration of power in Washington, D.C., is ‘really problematic’

“This sort of explicit grab for power has worked really nicely,” she said.

Fortune · Jul 18, 2024

Tech billionaires’ Trump-Vance dance is missing the point: You can’t always get what you want

Tech leaders chafe at the Biden administration’s antitrust crackdowns—but Vance is leading the GOP in supporting more stringent enforcement.

Fortune · Jul 18, 2024

Healthy women help everyone rise—I've seen it in Kenya

Around the world, society thrives when women can access the care and services they need, including contraceptives.

Fortune · Jul 18, 2024

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Fortune · Jul 18, 2024

For all the talk about European decline, data shows U.S. software companies don’t have a future without the old continent

In all our research and experience, the importance of European markets for IPO-ready companies is clear, writes Brennan O’Donnell.

Fortune · Jul 18, 2024

Team USA’s medical staff have their first official Olympics uniform. Here’s what they’ll be wearing in Paris

The Team USA Medical Team will don stars, stripes, and stethoscopes at the Paris 2024 Games.

Fortune · Jul 18, 2024

Summer Fridays are dead because remote work killed them

Companies are using relaxed schedules and decreased productivity as excuses to reel back the warm weather benefit.

Fortune · Jul 18, 2024

At Fortune Brainstorm Tech, Gen Z founders and investors unpack values, vibes, and chill

At 8:30 AM on Wednesday, over breakfast potatoes and coffee, four Gen Z founders and investors took the Fortune Brainstorm Tech stage to talk about what it means to communicate effectively with their cohort, and what their generation actually values.

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Fortune · Jul 18, 2024

Reliable GPS is coming to an end—but new quantum technologies could show the path forward

GPS has become so ubiquitous in our daily lives that we hardly think about what happens when it’s not available.

Fortune · Jul 18, 2024

CEOs have much less 'FUD'—fear, uncertainty and doubt—around AI

At Fortune's Brainstorm Tech conference, speakers were optimistic about what AI can do—and how economic turmoil is separating smart money from the dumb.

Fortune · Jul 18, 2024

The 5 biggest weight loss myths that ‘need to die,’ according to an obesity doctor

If you’ve ever tried to lose weight, you may have experienced one of these popular pitfalls.

Fortune · Jul 17, 2024

Zoox CEO says robotaxis are still several years away from the ‘holy grail' of the business: New York City

Aicha Evans, the CEO of the Amazon owned self-driving car company, says robotaxis are perfect for the Big Apple. But dealing with snow requires 'some additional innovation.'

Fortune · Jul 17, 2024

J.D. Vance’s memoir is back on the bestseller list—and getting review-bombed—after Trump tapped him for VP

Goodreads has temporarily suspended ratings and reviews of the book, citing “unusual behavior that doesn't follow our review guidelines.”

Fortune · Jul 17, 2024

U.S. real estate is so expensive it's even keeping out wealthy foreign homebuyers

Foreign buyers haven’t purchased so few homes since 2009—15 years ago.

Fortune · Jul 17, 2024

A San Francisco politician has a plan to flip its 'ghost town' status—and it involves four days a week in the office

The Golden Gate city can’t get back on its feet if its most valuable earners keep logging on from home, mayoral candidate Mark Farrell says.

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