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Millennials and Gen Xers might be the unluckiest caregivers in history. Here’s how their crisis is affecting every workplace

There are only 4 kinds of people–those who have been caregivers, those who are caregivers, those who will be caregivers, and those who will need caregivers.

Imposing harsh return-to-office mandates on employees was like taking candy from a baby. But CEOs will have to answer to their own bosses–investors

Imposing harsh return-to-office mandates on employees was like taking candy from a baby. But CEOs will have to answer to their own bosses–investors

Investors are keen on understanding how work-from-home policies translate into tangible business outcomes that affect the bottom line.

Pneumonia is the No. 1 cause of hospital admission in kids and adults. Watch for these signs and symptoms

Pneumonia is the No. 1 cause of hospital admission in kids and adults. Watch for these signs and symptoms

We’ll see plenty more pneumonia this year, whether we have a tripledemic, syndemic, or even a singular epidemic. Here’s what you need to know to keep safe.

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The bard of the ‘creative class’ has a remote work diagnosis: It’s the era of the ‘Meta City’ and London is the super capital of the world

London and New York are the capitals of the world because of remote working—not in spite of it, a prominent theorist proves with LinkedIn data.

A CEO contender left Johnson & Johnson. Was she penalized for saying she wanted the job?

The exit of a Johnson & Johnson exec raises an age-old question about women's ambition.

How Joshua Kushner created a VC powerhouse with Thrive Capital

He built a name for himself apart from his famous family—and defied VC expectations

Hermès heir plans to adopt 51-year-old gardener to pass on $11 billion fortune

Nicolas Puech, who is unmarried and childless, is a fifth-generation heir of Thierry Hermès, who founded the luxury fashion house in 1837.

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Design could be the last surviving competitive advantage

Design could be the last surviving competitive advantage

Design executives from around the world gathered at Fortune's Brainstorm Design conference in Macau.

AI can now turn a rough sketch of a skyscraper into a detailed rendering in a matter of minutes. A leading architect demonstrates how

AI can now turn a rough sketch of a skyscraper into a detailed rendering in a matter of minutes. A leading architect demonstrates how

Keith Griffiths, founder of architecture firm Aedas, can use AI to shorten a process that normally takes three weeks to just a few minutes.

It’s ‘extremely likely’ we’ve seen mortgage rates peak, Capital Economics says, and mortgage demand is starting to recover

It’s ‘extremely likely’ we’ve seen mortgage rates peak, Capital Economics says, and mortgage demand is starting to recover

Capital Economics projects 7% mortgage rates in the coming weeks.

What is 'white lung' pneumonia, and why is it reportedly on the rise in kids? What parents need to know

What is 'white lung' pneumonia, and why is it reportedly on the rise in kids? What parents need to know

Likely behind the trending but misleading “white lung” phrase: a fear that cases of pneumonia of an “unknown origin” in China have spread to European countries, and to the U.S.

This founder is developing AI gun detection technology and uplifting his community while doing so

This founder is developing AI gun detection technology and uplifting his community while doing so

Vennard Wright founded Wave Welcome as an IT management company in 2020, but he’s reinvesting profits into an AI-powered gun detection technology that he hopes can reduce gun violence.

What it really takes to be a great place to work

What it really takes to be a great place to work

There’s no one-size-fits-all model, but it can be done at virtually any organization.

Vivek Ramaswamy made a name for himself as the ‘anti-woke CEO’–but the fund manager he co-founded has been marketing funds packed with Democratic-leaning holdings

Vivek Ramaswamy made a name for himself as the ‘anti-woke CEO’–but the fund manager he co-founded has been marketing funds packed with Democratic-leaning holdings

Anti-woke and anti-ESG claims are so integral to the wider Ramaswamy brand that they earned him the title 'CEO of Anti-Woke, Inc.' in the media.

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The Sam Altman-backed crypto project Worldcoin announces plans for decentralization as it expands its eye-scanning ambitions

The company released a new grants program and protocol roadmap on Wednesday.

The CEO of McDonald's talks about his AI goals, the 'emotional benefits' of their menu items, and big plans for a China expansion

"There's no reason why China couldn't be our largest market."

The U.S. economy could face 'a perfect storm' if Basel III Endgame goes into effect. Here’s why

The capital regulation plan known as Basel III Endgame will increase capital requirements by 20% or more for the eight largest U.S. banks.

Christie's Asia president doesn't think AI artists are stealing work: 'Do we know any artist that has created a painting fully isolated?'

"It's just building the same thing in a different way," Francis Belin said Wednesday at Fortune's Brainstorm Design conference in Macau.

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Self-made millionaire Barbara Corcoran reveals her ‘golden rule’ of real estate investing

The “Shark Tank” star with a $100 million net worth says paying 20% down is key—and explains why.

'The push for work-life balance is fatally flawed,' according to a 100-page report and survey of 5,000 workers

Employees don’t necessarily want to work from home; they really just want to have options.

Access to modern stoves could be a game-changer for Africa’s economic development–and help cut the equivalent of the carbon dioxide emitted by the world’s planes and ships

What’s shocking is that the tools to improve the situation are readily available and affordable, say the heads of the IEA and the African Development Bank.

How Nestlé's chief designer is trying to keep its brands relevant, 157 years on

Yet Ximena O'Reilly, global head of design for Nestlé, admits the company can do more to make its products more sustainable.

Coinbase CEO trolls Google over 'all-hands' ban in latest Silicon Valley culture clash

A controversy over inclusive language at Google is just the latest flareup in a long-running battle.

The future of AI is too important to be decided behind closed doors. There is a better way

IBM, Meta, and others are launching an AI alliance in the wake of OpenAI's drama.

Birkenstock’s shares have finally beaten its IPO price—but the class of 2023 is struggling to forge ahead despite market rally

Birkenstock's shares has crossed its IPO price of $46 just days after matching it.

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