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A professional couple who make over $200,000 combined say it’s ‘hilarious’ to think they could afford a home in Los Angeles

“With housing costs being what they are, just the idea of us ever owning a home is absolutely, like it’s funny." college professor Stan Oklobdzija told Fortune.

Old-fashioned management is failing to reverse the productivity slump. It’s time to ‘grownupify’ work

Old-fashioned management is failing to reverse the productivity slump. It’s time to ‘grownupify’ work

When we create an endless spiral of elementary school practices at work, it becomes a game of checking boxes.

Leaders lost their discipline. Now employees are paying the price.

Leaders lost their discipline. Now employees are paying the price.

Business leaders are changing tactics as the consequences of our abnormal pandemic behavior finally hit home.

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‘Anything to survive’: How one leader is pushing ahead

The CEO of Evofem Biosciences is managing through a crushing debt load, Nasdaq delisting, and sweeping layoffs.

The Fortune Crypto 40 are building the future with blockchain

Fortune's new ranking highlights VC firms, NFT shops, data companies, decentralized protocols, and more.

Developer of Signature Bank’s 24/7 payment system calls crypto ‘a distraction’

Tassat's CEO said other banks aren't inquiring about implementing its solution for crypto settlement.

The making of Binance’s CZ: An exclusive look at the forces that shaped crypto’s most powerful founder

How China's hardball startup culture, Canada's Asian immigrant community, and "Rich Dad Poor Dad" helped Changpeng Zhao become a mild-mannered but sharp-elbowed competitor.

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Introducing Fortune’s Crypto 40: Blockchain businesses built to last

Introducing Fortune’s Crypto 40: Blockchain businesses built to last

Our first-of-its kind ranking identifies companies with the financial strength and sound business practices to survive a "crypto winter" and beyond.

Which global economy does your state match up to?

Which global economy does your state match up to?

Fortune compares each state to the country with the most similar GDP. Texas, meet Canada; New York, meet Brazil.

Housing market analysts are divided: Zillow and Moody’s issue starkly different home price forecasts for the nation’s 400 largest markets

Housing market analysts are divided: Zillow and Moody’s issue starkly different home price forecasts for the nation’s 400 largest markets

Here's a closer look at regional housing forecast models produced by Zillow and Moody's.

How a marketing manager juggling 2 full-time jobs built a $500,000 art side hustle

“I was trying to find art that looked like me, and there wasn’t much of a variety,” DomoINK founder Domonique Brown says.

Could a simple blood test detect cancer at an early—and more treatable—stage? The technology exists—and FDA approval may not be far off

Could a simple blood test detect cancer at an early—and more treatable—stage? The technology exists—and FDA approval may not be far off

A simple blood test could detect a multitude of potential cancers. It could also open a Pandora's box, unveiling problems science isn't ready to tackle.

This 16-year-old earns six figures as the world’s number one pickleball player. Here's how her mom helped hone her mental toughness

This 16-year-old earns six figures as the world’s number one pickleball player. Here's how her mom helped hone her mental toughness

Anna Leigh Waters ranks number one in pickleball worldwide. She mastered the art of hyping herself up.

NFT artist Itzel Yard is exploring new horizons...and breaking barriers along the way

NFT artist Itzel Yard is exploring new horizons...and breaking barriers along the way

The 32-year-old generative artist designed the cover of Fortune’s April/May Issue, which is also an NFT.

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Welcome to remote layoffs, where bosses would rather fire you from your living room

Mcdonald's is the latest company to ask workers to stay home during layoffs. That might not be such a bad thing, one expert says.

How 26,000 influencers are plugging and profiting from Binance

Binance’s affiliate program gives a select few a path to crypto riches—but at what cost?

Ethereum's Shanghai upgrade looms. What you need to know

Investors finally will have access to more than $30 billion worth of the cryptocurrency.

Kanye West's private school only fed sushi for lunch and banned chairs and utensils so students had to eat with their hands on the floor, teachers claim in lawsuit

The only two Black female teachers at Kanye West's Donda Academy say they were fired in retaliation. They also claim the Holocaust was omitted from lessons.

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Blue badge rage: Creators are up in arms about pay-to-play verification

Giving the vaunted blue badge to anyone willing to pay a monthly fee devalues creators' hard work and will unleash a flood of bad behavior, numerous creators say.

Elon Musk is accused by advertisers of 'perpetuating racism' on Twitter

Elon Musk's behavior as Twitter CEO and changes at the company are still off-putting to potential advertisers.

A new challenge to student loan forgiveness could hurt defrauded borrowers big-time

No, it’s not challenging Biden’s $10,000 to $20,000 in student loan forgiveness. But it’s still a big deal.

We represent half of the global fashion industry–and they want to stop polluting the planet. But no industry can police itself

Green and social regulation is coming for the apparel industry–and that's a good thing.

HR is at the forefront of creating the future of work

Mercer's head of transformation shares what technological advancements HR executives should be paying attention to, and how to better embed them into their workflows.

Did the New York Times ethicist urge party guests to shun FTX employees?

The fallout out from the uncovering of Sam Bankman-Fried's massive fraud continues to ripple.

UNICEF: ‘Working with corporations is helping us make real progress toward sustainable development goals. Here’s how’

Partnerships with the private sector in hundreds of territories are vital to UNICEF's work for the protection children.

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