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When will Ethereum stakers be able to withdraw their funds? Here’s what we know so far

Ethereum developers are discussing the timeline for an upgrade that will allow stakers to withdraw funds. But until then, funds will remain locked.

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The ‘Great Reflection’ on the future of work is not over

As we reset the workplace, it's time to listen to employees, write Deloitte's Stacy Janiak and Stephani Long.

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Web3 Working Group raises $2 million for crypto education aimed at consumers and regulators

Amid the industry crisis, the nonprofit aims to highlight decentralization and infrastructure.

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As production begins at troubled EV company Canoo, internal documents show vehicle parts are still missing and late payments may lead to delays

The company has said it will complete its first 15 vehicles before the end of the year.

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Americans think wages should rise to match inflation–and they’re right. It’s time to dispel the wage-price spiral myth

Americans think wages should rise to match inflation–and they’re right. It’s time to dispel the wage-price spiral myth.

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How CEOs can lead in a recession and come out stronger: 5 powerful strategies from corner-office veterans

Battle-tested business leaders from CVS, Southwest Airlines, Honeywell and other Fortune 500 companies share their best ideas for navigating a downturn.

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Citi CEO Jane Fraser: ‘If grandma’s investing in crypto, we better have protections in place.’

Until investor protections are established, traditional banking won't fully jump into the crypto fray.

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A billionaire investor and a famous rapper agree capitalism can ‘even that playing field’

Activists and billionaires agree that capitalism is becoming more and more about investing in lasting social good.

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The bad news: 2023 is likely to be even crazier. The good news: Tough times make leaders and businesses better

Fortune's conversations with top CEOs share a common thread: Major crises make leaders more resilient.

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Here’s how to (actually) work with your remote colleagues effectively, according to a leadership expert

The author of “Never Eat Alone” shares his top tips for collaborating in the new world of work.

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A tale of two Bobs: Iger returns to fix the Mickey Mouse flubs that damaged Disney’s iconic brand

Expiring copyrights, declining revenue, and political tensions. Bob Iger is coming back to save his baby–but he faces a litany of challenges.

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Andreessen Horowitz, FTX, and the future of crypto

Unlike fellow Silicon Valley giant Sequoia, a16z did not get tarnished by FTX's collapse.

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Uniswap launches its NFT aggregator after acquiring Genie

The goal isn’t to create another NFT marketplace, Mary-Catherine Lader, COO of Uniswap Labs, tells Fortune.

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Bitcoin storage company Casa to launch Ethereum wallets as demand rises post–FTX collapse

“As we thought about expanding to Ethereum, the core reason is that our customers have been asking for it,” Nick Neuman, Casa cofounder and CEO, told Fortune.

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Laid off workers can now get a free month of ketamine assisted therapy services to help with their mental health

The free service from Field Trip Health is open to "anyone who's facing headwinds right now."

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I was elected to become the first woman to lead Dartmouth in over 250 years–and I still doubt myself. Here’s why that’s a good thing

Some anxiety and self-doubt can help us grow and make the most of feedback, according to cognitive scientist and Barnard College president Sian Beilock.

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Fed's housing market 'reset' has officially set off the second-biggest home price correction of the post-WWII era

According to the latest Case-Shiller report, U.S. home prices fell another 0.8% in September.

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There’s another reason Elon Musk is so obsessed with Tim Cook and Apple—and it’s not about advertising money

“It’s a real problem,” Musk tweeted.

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Now is the best time to get your dream job if you don’t have a college degree

More companies than ever are prioritizing applicants’ skills over their pedigree, a new analysis finds.

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Keeping up with the SEC: Here's what Kim Kardashian and your financial advisor have in common

From Kim Kardashian to Tom Brady, celebrity endorsements of crypto and financial products are giving the SEC a headache.

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In 2020 Sam Bankman-Fried tweeted about a VC ‘horror story.’ Now that investor reveals what he saw at Alameda Research—and why he walked

Alexander Pack said he and his Dragonfly team met with Alameda executives, including Bankman-Fried, more than a dozen times over a five-to-six-month period from 2018 to 2019.

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Should you work from home or go to the office? It all depends on the conversations you're trying to have

Four types of conversations–storytelling, collaborative, creative, and commitment–can help you make informed decisions about your hybrid work schedule.

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The return-to-office war may finally be reaching a compromise

Employers and employees are inching closer to a hybrid work schedule that they're both happy with.

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A VC who’s been panning crypto since 2017 discusses where he’s investing now

Ramy Adeeb says his firm, 1984 Ventures, tries to avoid the flavor of the day, whether it’s [hotlink]Google[/hotlink] Glass, 3D printing, virtual reality, autonomous driving, crypto, or the current obsession with generative A.I.

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In a post-Trump world, the GOP needs to go back to sound principles on free enterprise, small government, and legal immigration

As Trump’s influence subsides, Republicans need to return to fiscal prudence and pro-business policies, argues the Independent Institute’s Álvaro Vargas Llosa.

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