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This is the most cringeworthy jargon you need to stop using in the office

No one wants you to circle back.

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98% of people have a below-market mortgage rate—that's keeping housing inventory tight

“I don’t know if stuck is the right word, but a 2.62% interest rate is hard to give up right now.”

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Too much noise can hurt your health and shorten your lifespan. Here’s how to know if you're at risk, and tips for protecting yourself

Millions of Americans live in areas with unsafe levels of environmental noise. It's taking a toll.

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U.S. workforce data is behind the times. It's time to measure what matters most to the American people

Statistics can make even the most precarious jobs look like success stories if it only takes quantity into account and ignores job quality.

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The Fortune 500's youngest female CEO bucks Big Health Care's M&A trend

At 42, Centene CEO Sarah London is the youngest female Fortune 500 chief executive.

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The unauthorized profile of Charlie Javice, the millennial founder convicted of swindling JPMorgan to the tune of $175 million.

Javice hustled all her life, all the way to a deal to sell her startup Frank to the world’s biggest bank. Then it all fell apart.

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Being a 'purpose-driven leader' in the Fortune 500 boosts revenue

Fortune partnered with Indiggo to analyze how companies fared in leadership practices.

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The Fortune 500's profits fell last year. Does that mean recession?

Falling profits don’t always augur a recession—although they often do.

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Asana CEO: ‘The way we work right now will soon look vestigial. Here’s how A.I. will make work more human’

The way we work right now will soon look vestigial, a kind of social scaffolding in our journey to build something better, writes Dustin Moskovitz.

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Andreessen Horowitz announces first international expansion—a U.K. crypto outpost

The venture giant is making a bet on the emerging digital asset hub.

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It’s time to stop feeling guilty about taking vacation. Here’s how

Delegate, unplug, and beat the guilt of taking PTO.

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This Week in the Metaverse: The Sandbox and Decentraland are caught in SEC's crosshairs

The native cryptocurrencies of the two platforms were named securities in lawsuits by the Securities and Exchange Commission.

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Record revenues but plummeting profits: The Fortune 500 is trying to tell us something about the state of the economy

Fortune 500 companies generated record revenues of $18.1 trillion last year, but profits tanked roughly 15%. Here's why that happened and what it means for the economy.

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90% of 2023 graduates think college is really worth it. Here’s why they’re right–and politicians and pundits are wrong

Of the graduates who plan to immediately get a paid job, 79% had already secured employment in their field of study. And half said the job hunt was easy.

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Delta CEO says ‘revenge travel’ is taking over America and even he’s shocked by how much: ‘$300 billion—with a B’

Revenge is a dish best served steadily over two years, peaking during summertime.

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What affirmative accomplished—and didn't

The Supreme Court is expected to strike down race-based decisions in college admissions, dealing a blow to affirmative action.

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The IRS is stuck in a political logjam–but whistleblowers can stop its decline

Even in a politically divided climate, if we are using tax dollars to find unpaid taxes, getting the best return on investment would be desirable.

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TSMC tells US workers to expect long shifts or find another job

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These women could be the next Fortune 500 CEOs

Recruiters have identified 11 people who could be the next Fortune 500 CEOs. Five of them are women.

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Hiring managers are ghosting job candidates—and it could damage your company's reputation

Hiring managers are increasingly ghosting job applicants, putting their employer brand at risk.

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The CEO behind the success of Lululemon and Reebok: ‘A reckoning is coming as Gen Zers hold retailers accountable for single-use plastics’

The consumer shift towards sustainability and away from harmful single-use plastics is imminent. Business can either respond to it or be left behind.

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How Home Depot's CEO is navigating the remodeling decline as consumers delay big repairs

Home Depot's CEO is prioritizing its digital operations and finding new consumers as Americans pull back on home improvement projects.

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Google's union speaks out against remote work crackdown: ‘Workers’ professionalism has been disregarded'

Google employees represented by the Alphabet Workers Union are demanding "meaningful agency" in choosing how they work.

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Nokia CEO: ‘Geopolitical tensions shouldn’t fragment the world. Here’s why machines need to speak the same language even if people don’t’

If the world begins to fracture as the digital and physical realms start coming together, machines could lose the ability to communicate across borders.

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Companies are wavering on ESG—but Fortune 500 CEOs still think fighting climate change is good business

Almost 60% of Fortune 500 CEOs said that fighting climate change would open new markets for their businesses.

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