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These are the 4 skills modern CHROs need—and how to get them

The CHRO’s job has gotten “harder and bigger.” Here’s what HR leaders need to bring to the table.

Fortune · Jun 17, 2024

Private equity firms have $1.2 trillion to spend on NFL teams. Will the league finally let them?

The NFL may change its rules to let private equity firms purchase minority team stakes. Here’s a list of potential buyers.

Fortune · Jun 17, 2024

Gen Z loves astrology and tarot. Now the stock-obsessed generation is using vibes to day-trade

Behavioral finance experts are shaking their heads at the young generation’s strategy—but don’t blame the youth for inventing the ill-advised techniques.

Fortune · Jun 16, 2024

How Jake Paul defied FBI raids and YouTube controversy to launch a business empire and cult-like following

Influencer-turned-boxer Jake Paul said he learned from his “1,000 failures” to launch a new consumer brand across 4,300 Walmart locations worldwide.

Fortune · Jun 15, 2024

Running can be a powerful antidote to loneliness

Running with a group can bring a slew of both physical and mental benefits.

Fortune · Jun 15, 2024

Hey Alexa, catch up — Amazon is reportedly struggling with a new generation of AI features

New reports claim that Amazon is struggling with updating its Alexa voice assistant, amid concerns that it's falling behind the AI efforts of other tech giants.

Tom’s Guide · Jun 14, 2024

Jensen Huang made Nvidia a $3 trillion juggernaut. But the path to success was filled with ‘despair’ and ‘torture’

At a Fortune conference in 2018, the tech CEO said “there’s no point in starting a company unless you want to make a meaningful contribution to society.”

Fortune · Jun 14, 2024

Kickstarter shakes up leadership team, terminating senior employees and promoting execs, as it tries to rebrand itself

The restructuring is the latest attempt by the once-buzzy startup to restore its relevance.

Fortune · Jun 14, 2024

This ‘ugly Goldilocks’ scenario could put both stocks and bonds in danger this year, investment chief warns

“The economy is a little too soft to meet equity investors’ expectations of earnings growth, and the economy's a little too strong to meet bond investors’ expectations of cuts,” Unlimited Funds' Bob Elliott told Fortune.

Fortune · Jun 14, 2024

Workplace incivility is one the rise: 'It's about basic respect'

"It affected my self-esteem, big-time," says a woman who left her job over her poor treatment.

Fortune · Jun 14, 2024