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A new hotel model turns ghost towns from Provence to Colorado into luxe resorts

"Alberghi diffusi" are bringing abandoned or neglected towns back to life for history-loving travelers.

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Crypto heavyweights back new cybersecurity standards after nearly $4 billion was lost to hacks in 2022

Led by CAT Labs, the initiative would create an industry norm, with support from Fireblocks, Amphibian Capital, and Lockton.

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The $25 trillion sector that includes VC, PE, and hedge funds is battling new rules that would shine a light on what they’re actually up to. The clock is ticking

Senators say such regulations could’ve mitigated FTX’s collapse.

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MrBeast sued by major partner in his $100 million MrBeast Burger business

YouTube superstar Jimmy Donaldson—better known as MrBeast—has been sued by the partner in his burger business, with the company claiming his “bullying” and “wanton conduct” has left a bad taste in its mouth.

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Fannie Mae CEO: ‘Housing today is a tale of two markets. We need to make it work for everyone’

Depending on your situation, the housing market is either working–or it isn’t.

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Why did Tesla CFO Zach Kirkhorn unexpectedly step down? 3 theories

Tesla surprised the Street with news of the departure of its longtime CFO.

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Campbell agrees to buy Sovos Brands, maker of Rao’s pasta sauce, for $2.7 billion as it looks to build a “$1 billion sauces business”

The Campbell Soup Co. will acquire Sovos Brands, which makes Rao’s pasta sauce and Noosa yogurt.

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Bud Light’s downfall marks a seismic shift in consumer behavior–and parent company AB InBev doesn’t seem to get it

In highly polarized times, no matter the cultural or political issue, broadly, 45% support you, 45% are against you, and about 10% are undecided.

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A PhD student who grew up in Seattle feels locked out of the city by its unaffordable housing costs: 'It’s so strange to feel like a city is off limits'

“It really felt like I was leaving home…and I don't think I’ll ever be able to afford it,” Anastasia Selby told Fortune.

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The hedge fund titan who’s been watching for ‘black swans’ for decades says the ‘greatest credit bubble in human history’ is set to pop—but he’s not worried

Mark Spitznagel and Nassim Taleb have been watching for black swans for decades. "We’ve never seen anything like this level of total debt and leverage in the system," he tells Fortune. "It's an experiment."

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For $17,700 you can get your master’s degree in happiness: ‘This is too important a field to be at the mercy of self help’

90 people from 15 countries across multiple generations are becoming happiness experts.

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Mark Zuckerberg is copying Snapchat again—but this time it’s because of Apple

Meta is reportedly building chatbots with different personalities for its social media sites.

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Remote work is killing productivity, the experts and CEOs say—except it just surged the most in nearly 3 years

The remote work wars have been a real journey, and the data just took another twist. The second quarter reversed a shocking slump.

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Lower productivity, higher mortality rates, and indoor overcooling. Here’s why heat waves are so much worse for women

Women face a 'dual health burden' which makes them more susceptible to heat stress, writes Talia Varley M.D.

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Is the U.S. headed for another 'tripledemic' this fall? As COVID cases and hospitalizations rise, experts warn it could happen again

Should the country brace itself for wave upon wave of respiratory illness again this fall? It’s too soon to say—but "an ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure," experts say.

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Zuranolone: What to know about the breakthrough postpartum depression treatment just approved by the FDA

“It’s like Z-Pak for depression,” one expert told Fortune.

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Russia reportedly recruiting troops from a neighboring nation with a $5,300 signing-on bonus

It is estimated that some 50,000 Russian soldiers have lost their lives in the invasion of Ukraine.

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60% of Americans battling drug or alcohol addiction also have jobs. Here are the professions with the highest rates of substance-use disorder

“If you think that you do not have anyone in recovery or with substance-use [issues] in your business, you’re either too small, or you’re mistaken.”

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'An invisible epidemic': America's workers are going hungry as food insecurity bites

If gainfully employed people in the financial industry recall experiencing food insecurity, what about the average American worker?

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Why the office grates on you: Your brain’s ability to tune out distractions could be out-of-shape after WFH

It could be one reason why formerly remote workers find the return to the office so difficult, and so aggravating.

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Crypto.com was among dozens of potential suitors for FTX Europe. But the bankruptcy estate isn't selling it

A $320 million lawsuit from the failed crypto exchange is more complicated than it first appears.

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Amazon exec says it’s time for RTO: ‘I don’t have data to back it up, but I know it’s better’

“We’re here, we’re back. It’s working,” Mike Hopkins, Amazon Studios head, said in a meeting, before acknowledging a lack of evidence.

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How Fortune Global 500 companies fall short on ESG

The Fortune Global 500 list of 2023 has changed little from years past when it comes to gender parity or clean energy.

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Did Fitch ditch its credibility by playing politics? Here’s why ratings agencies have a knack for getting it wrong

A review of the ratings agencies’ track record suggests that they are not very good at their raison d’être: giving ratings.

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I’ve spent 25+ years in the semiconductor industry. Here’s why I’m confident we can take on the A.I. challenge

We are at one of the most impactful inflection points for the chip industry in decades, writes Intel's Michelle Johnston Holthaus.

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