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Sam Bankman-Fried sure looks guilty—so why is he rolling the dice in court?

There are two possible explanations according to experts on white-collar crime.

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The trolling of corporate America

Even companies making mild gestures of social responsibility are getting slammed with boycotts and lawsuits. Their hollow do-gooder rhetoric hasn't helped.

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Taylor Swift’s Eras Tour isn’t the only significant live event. Eventbrite’s CEO is powering gatherings for everyday creators

Eventbrite powers everyday events each week, not just special occasions.

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12 expert-approved tips for negotiating better salary and severance packages

Watch for bias, don't overvalue stock options, and know what you're entitled to receive if you're fired, say employment attorneys who specialize in executive compensation.

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Spotify CEO Daniel Ek warns laws to regulate AI could become obsolete

The Spotify co-founder warned regulation probably wouldn't stand the test of time as technological progress brings new questions on regulation.

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Global trade still depends on 4 billion paper documents daily. The U.K. is trying to change that

The new legislation is significant because English law is used in international trade more than any other law.

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World’s second richest man LVMH's Bernard Arnault under investigation in Paris over connections to Russian oligarch

French prosecutors said the investigation has been underway since 2022. Bernard Arnault's lawyers said money-laundering allegations linking to Nikolai Sarkisov were "absurd and groundless."

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Forget soft skills: Gen Z wants training in hard skills

Managers are worrying about the wrong thing when it comes to Gen Z's skill development.

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Meta's return to office is a 'mess' even as the company cracks down on remote work rebels: 'We have a lot to figure out'

Meta employees are struggling to book rooms and secure desks while being pushed to interact more in-person.

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An official who spent 4 decades at the Fed says $2 trillion in annual reparations is the least we can do to fix systemic racism: ‘I just don’t want to wait for another generation’

“All of us who have money and power now, we don’t bear any responsibility, we just kind of … hope somebody else will take care of it," says Jeff Fuhrer.

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5 economic shocks are about to hit the U.S. all at the same time: ‘There are storm clouds out there forming that we're all seeing and watching—fearfully’

Jerome Powell was asked if he shares the Fed staff’s view that the economy is headed for a soft landing last month. “No, I would not do that,” he said.

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Creating an alter ego could help you perform better at work, experts say. Here’s how to tailor a persona that can tackle your career problems head on

It’s a technique used by Beyoncé, Kobe Bryant and Paul McCartney to overcome professional challenges.

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Google let teens access generative AI in search. They were probably already using it anyway

Teens will see ads in Google’s generative AI search, but the company won’t target them, it told Fortune.

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Parents are about to go over a $24 billion childcare cliff. Look out below

Over 3 million children are about to lose their government-funded care, and that’s about to punch a $9 billion hole in the economy. What's a mom to do?

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Soccer is taking over America–and proving Apple scored the biggest win in the sports streaming wars with its $2.5 billion MLS deal

As aging sports with aging demographics head into their final innings, the playing field of the future is going to look very different from the past.

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Mortgage rates just hit a 22-year high—it'll continue to be a ‘drag on home sales,’ Realtor.com chief economist says

"Longer-term, higher mortgage rates are likely to be a drag on home sales as costs put buying out of reach, causing many households to delay plans to move."

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Men can't stop thinking about the Roman Empire. It's because of the masculinity polycrisis

In an age of compounding crises, competence commands a premium—but what we're getting instead is misogyny, anger, and poor mental health.

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Viagogo boss defends Taylor Swift and Beyoncé tickets reselling for thousands

Tickets to Taylor Swift's Eras Tour have been spotted for more than $35,000 on resale sites.

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Sam Bankman-Fried’s day in court is nearly here. Who are the key players in the blockbuster trial of the former CEO of FTX?

From Bankman-Fried to his parents, Joseph Bankman and Barbara Fried, to U.S. Attorney Damian Williams, meet the cast of the crypto news event of the decade.

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The women-led companies on Fortune's Change the World list

Bobbie, Syndio, and Too Good to Go are some of the companies on this year's Change the World list.

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The head of Ukraine's investment promotion office says investing has skyrocketed since the start of the war

The war has ignited a sense of urgency from global power players to infuse fresh capital into the Ukrainian economy, or make reinvestments.

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Why eBay is betting on the luxury market for a rebound

EBay is doubling down on luxury goods as retail competitors enter the resale marketplace.

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The S&P 500 suffered a rough September. And the worst is still to come

A Fortune analysis finds the S&P is heading below 3,000.

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Prosecutors have damning evidence of Sam Bankman-Fried’s fraud: Why isn’t he pleading guilty?

A white-collar defense attorney described the upcoming FTX trial as a “once in a decade” fraud case.

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We love bosses who brag about their accomplishments at work–and loathe colleagues who do the same, surprising new research by INSEAD shows

In nine experiments involving some 2,600 participants in the U.S., U.K., and Singapore, participants responded positively to bragging bosses.

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