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The childcare crisis poses a $122 billion economic threat to the U.S.

The current childcare crisis has serious immediate and long-term economic ramifications for the U.S.

The ‘power paradox’ that’s holding back workplace allies

The ‘power paradox’ that’s holding back workplace allies

Without the support of dominant group allies, members of marginalized groups can encounter cynicism when protesting DEI issues, according to research.

This is what it takes to turn record MBA enrollment for women into real-world progress

This is what it takes to turn record MBA enrollment for women into real-world progress

Business schools must do more to show female students the paths that await them after graduation.

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Startup founders turn to these networking groups to rub shoulders with their peers

These are the most sought-after networking groups for founders looking to build out their Rolodex.

A soft landing is playing out–but optimism needs to be for the right reasons

Against the odds, the U.S. economy is moving towards a soft landing, according to BCG's top economists.

A 31-year-old vlogged her job search on TikTok after she got laid off from Big Tech

"You go through the dark, disgusting rabbit hole of, 'Why was it me?'"

National home prices have further to fall, say 24 leading housing market researchers—while 5 firms think prices have bottomed

Fortune tracked down the latest home price forecasts from 29 of the nation's leading housing researchers.

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Trends like rage applying and quiet quitting stem from a broken workplace, says a future of work expert

Trends like rage applying and quiet quitting stem from a broken workplace, says a future of work expert

The growing gap between workers and bosses is deepening, says Sheela Subramanian, co-founder and VP of Slack’s Future Forum.

Everywhere you look, the economy is in a deep freeze. But does that mean a recession is coming?

Everywhere you look, the economy is in a deep freeze. But does that mean a recession is coming?

From the housing market to venture capital activity, many parts of the economy are in a deep freeze. And experts say they may not thaw out until next year.

'There was no humanity': The cruelty of tech layoffs leaves employees emotionally devastated

'There was no humanity': The cruelty of tech layoffs leaves employees emotionally devastated

In an industry that thrives on cold efficiency, a little humanity can go a long way.

The Black-owned $15 billion tech company, World Wide Technology, is still hiring workers as sector sheds job

The Black-owned $15 billion tech company, World Wide Technology, is still hiring workers as sector sheds job

World Wide Technology is bucking tech's layoff trend and snapping up talent for its supply chain arm.

Ticketmaster and Live Nation were not supposed to create a monopoly. Here’s why music fans, lawmakers, and Taylor Swift are fed up with the ticketing platforms

Ticketmaster and Live Nation were not supposed to create a monopoly. Here’s why music fans, lawmakers, and Taylor Swift are fed up with the ticketing platforms

The ticket market is not operating freely, according to pricing expert Gabriel Smith.

Chobani's CEO urges corporate America to hire refugees, touting their loyalty

Chobani's CEO urges corporate America to hire refugees, touting their loyalty

Helping refugees helps attract top talent, too, says Chobani CEO Hamdi Ulukaya.

Casualties of Big Tech layoffs find other companies are clamoring to hire them

Casualties of Big Tech layoffs find other companies are clamoring to hire them

After a decade-long boom, high-profile tech companies are laying off thousands of workers. But many of the unemployed are in demand outside of tech.

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‘Shockingly’ resilient consumers kept Americans out of a recession last year, but now they’re just about spent

Experts weigh in on the latest GDP report. Was the fourth quarter the economy’s final hurrah?

Sui blockchain-based Ethos Wallet raises $4.2 million to build out applications on the little-known blockchain

The funding round comes as funding for crypto-related startups becomes increasingly scarce.

Ritchie Torres went from crypto ‘newbie’ to key ally in Washington. Now he could shape the industry’s post-FTX future

The second-term Congressman from the Bronx is one of many who got donations from Sam Bankman-Fried. He's fighting for rules that could help crypto serve the "unbanked."

Ken Griffin credits Citadel’s historic $16 billion haul to employees' full-time return to the office

The secret to Ken Griffin’s record-breaking year, if you ask him, is simple: Workers returned to the Citadel offices.

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Boeing’s chief sustainability officer: ‘We can’t count on hydrogen-powered commercial flights before 2050’

The world's airplane fleet can't just switch overnight to hydrogen to achieve net zero, says Christopher Raymond, Boeing's chief sustainability officer.

Half of global GDP relies on nature–but it’s being wiped out. Here’s the business case for investing in biodiversity

Wall Street has been pricing natural assets at zero. That era is over, according to Oliver Wyman Group CEO Nick Studer.

America’s biggest banks are teaming up to take on Apple Pay and PayPal with a new digital wallet. Analysts think it could flop

The company behind the popular payment service, Zelle, is launching a new wallet to compete with payment behemoths PayPal and Apple Pay.

Tech layoffs are setting off a desperate scramble for foreign workers to find new jobs in 60 days before being forced to leave the U.S.: ‘I am always in fear of what will happen’

Laid-off tech employees on work visas describe the urgency to find new jobs.

A buzzy NFT startup from Decentraland’s founder was supposed to be the future of crypto gaming. His $20M gamble on Genesis could cost the company its future

How Big Time became one of the top creditors on the bankrupt lending platform.

Saving our planet is the leading ‘elephant in the room’ the world’s top execs are discussing, PepsiCo VP says

At Davos, Roberto Azevedo told Fortune’s Peter Vanham the climate change issue is “urgent.”

The future of finance will include generative A.I., says an MIT researcher

The technology will require “interpretable, explainable, and transparent algorithms,” Michael Schrage said.

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