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The skills gap has a solution, Harvard study finds: ‘Hidden workers’ stuck in part-time gigs

“Most career paths are still very much rooted in 1960s and 1970s logic,” professor Joseph Fuller said.

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The first 4-day workweek study looking at long-term effects shows that we waste a day

Essentially, those of us on a five-day week are filling up our days with time-wasting activities.

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Flexible work critics are using the same arguments that were used against disabled ramps and closed captioning. Equity of access should never be optional

'For us, and for many workers, hybrid work is not a convenience–it’s a necessary and reasonable accommodation,' says autistic Ph.D. student Hari Srinivasan.

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If you think drug addiction isn’t a problem in your workplace, you’re wrong

For the one in six Americans with substance-use disorder, “recovery-friendly” policies at work can make all the difference.

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As the opioid epidemic worsens, recovery-friendly policies are the next frontier in workplace inclusion

From amplifying employee voices to leading from the top, these are the best practices for a recovery-friendly culture.

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Microsoft, Google, and OpenAI just became charter members of what may be the first true A.I. lobby. Up next: Lawmakers write the rules

Here's a premise, says Mark Fagan, a lecturer at Harvard’s Kennedy School of Public Policy: "Everyone who walks into a policymaker's office is not an altruist."

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Zillow: Student loan borrowers had 3.5 years without payments, yet many still can’t afford to break into the housing market

The savings accrued from over three years without having to pay student loans still isn’t sufficient to cover a down payment.

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Microsoft and Google’s chief sustainability officers: ‘CSO Barbie makes us proud, and a little worried. Here’s why’

The “feminization” of certain types of work can be used as a way to minimize the importance of the work itself, as well as marginalize the women doing it.

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Tennessee couple allegedly defrauded over 100 investors of $6 million in ‘Blessings of God Thru Crypto’ scheme: ‘No one is here to scam you’

The couple called their trading pool “Blessings of God Thru Crypto” and attributed its supposed success to a “Coach Wendy.”

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Billions in 9/11 aid has gone unclaimed. Now a new law will compel banks like JPMorgan and Goldman Sachs to alert survivors who worked near Ground Zero

The 9/11 Notice Act aims to do for the civilians what the unions did for the cops, firefighters, and construction crews.

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Angel City FC founder and investor is going all-in on women's sports

Veteran investor Kara Nortman says we're living through a watershed moment in women's sports.

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Vivek Wadhwa: ‘By working together, the U.S. and India can defeat cancer within 20 years’

India's work on massive medical datasets may lead to a better understanding of disease mechanisms, risk factors, and treatments.

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Gen Z intern shocks recruiter with list of demands including working no more than 5 hours, a start-up culture and an above average salary

The cost of work-life balance shouldn't be the working day, career experts told Fortune.

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Alphabet is rolling generative A.I. into everything. Now it just has to figure out how to make money

As it races to catch competitors, Google still needs to tie generative A.I. into its primary source of revenue: advertising.

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It took 30 years for climate tech investments to pay off. Now they’re best placed to survive the VC winter

Early solar investors anticipated receiving an amount of public funding that didn’t come to pass until the IRA.

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Billionaire owner of Premier League side Tottenham indicted over ‘brazen insider trading scheme’

“None of this was necessary—Joe Lewis is a wealthy man,” prosecutors said.

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Bronny James' cardiac arrest reignites debate about myocarditis and the COVID-19 vaccine

Expert says speculation is 'wildly and irresponsibly speculative.'

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How late in the day can you drink coffee? What time you can have your last cup and still fall asleep at night

Why you may need to break up with your afternoon latte.

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A.I. is ‘Amazon Web Services for human effort' because it will 'democratize' large workforces and allow startups to scale faster, investment firm CEO says

Like AWS before it, A.I. will reshape business in ways that aren’t immediately obvious, DAI Magister’s Victor Basta tells Fortune.

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The brilliant marketing synergy of Taylor Swift's Eras Tour and her rerecorded albums

Swift's Eras Tour is working in tandem with her rereleases.

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Could Fabric’s computer chips revolutionize cryptography? The company just got a $50 million order for a product that doesn’t exist yet

“We think of this purchase order as actually the starting gun for the entire zero-knowledge proof hardware industry,” Michael Gao, cofounder and CEO, said.

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Russia is weaponizing global food security in its war–but agribusiness is promising to come to Ukraine's rescue

The UN has estimated that Russia's war in Ukraine could have pushed up to 49 million people around the world into famine or famine-like conditions.

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What is Worldcoin? A plain English guide to the orb that gives you crypto to scan your eyeballs

Want a simple overview of what Worldcoin's eye-scanning device is all about? Fortune has you covered.

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Economists were mostly dead wrong about America crashing into recession. Just look at how they’ve changed their minds

Economists polled by Bloomberg said there was a 70% chance of a U.S. recession last December—now they say the odds are just 58%.

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The war on DEI is the beginning of a coordinated attack on the Civil Rights Act of 1964

The open letter by Republican attorneys general to Fortune 100 companies is the opening salvo in efforts to redefine what constitutes racial discrimination.

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