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Stacey Abrams helped Biden beat Trump in the 2020 election. Now, she’s focused on electrifying everything in America

Stacey Abrams told Fortune about electrifying America, DEI efforts, and her career as a writer.

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6 insights from Fortune Impact Initiative 2023

Key takeaways from robust conversations about ESG and impact from our meeting in Atlanta.

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Simone Biles says Gen Alpha and younger Gen Zers are eschewing the toxic millennial obsession with work

Because they prioritize their mental health over their careers, “the younger generation coming up is going to be a very strong one," Biles said.

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Help Fortune find America’s Most Innovative Companies

Honoring 300 companies transforming industries from the inside out, the list is built around three pillars: product innovation, process innovation, and innovation culture.

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Stacey Abrams says anti-affirmative action lawsuits are designed to chill diversity efforts

"It is more important that we band together."

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Frontier Airlines CEO thinks workers got “lazy” during the pandemic

It isn’t just Tesla founder Elon Musk that thinks workers (or more specifically, remote workers) are “lazy”, Frontier Airlines chief executive, Barry Biffle, recently weighed in on the debate.

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American Eagle sues San Francisco mall for failing to protect the fashion retailer’s staff from ‘gun violence, physical assaults, burglaries and robberies’

American Eagle is suing Westfield over the San Francisco Centre, alleging the chain allowed the site to fall into a state of "disarray" and violence.

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Is ‘ESG’ over? GE, Walmart, and Colgate-Palmolive execs on when they do and don’t still use the term

ESG "means a lot of different things to different people," said Kathleen McLaughlin, EVP and chief sustainability officer at Walmart Inc.

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When and where can you get the updated COVID booster? And who needs one? What you need to know, according to experts

All Americans ages 6 months and older are eligible for the new jabs, the CDC said Tuesday.

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Ryan Seacrest says he hopes for ‘nothing more’ than to host ‘Wheel of Fortune’ with Vanna White in wide-ranging interview

Seacrest discussed the new job, finding meaning through his foundation, his lifestyle habits, and more during an interview at Fortune's Impact Initiative conference with CEO Alan Murray.

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LinkedIn co-founder Reid Hoffman dismisses calls to halt AI development as 'foolish' and 'anti-humanist'

Hoffman labeled a letter signed by Elon Musk and Apple co-founder Steve Wozniak "foolish."

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An architecture CEO says there's too much focus on return-to-office rates

Diane Hoskins is the CEO of architecture and design firm Gensler.

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Real estate tycoon wants to ‘kill’ the attitude where ‘employees feel the employer is extremely lucky to have them’

Tim Gurner's comments have caught the attention of commentators around the world, including U.S. Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez.

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Layer N’s $5 million round includes support from Peter Thiel-backed Founders Fund

The layer-2 blockchain built on Ethereum is coming out of stealth mode.

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Fortress CEO says hackers stole up to $15 million, mostly in Bitcoin, prior to Ripple acquisition

The crypto custodian had previously not disclosed the extent of the hack.

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One of Elon Musk's favorite video games taught him the 'life lesson' that 'empathy is not an asset.' It's the opposite of what most CEOs preach

Walter Isaacson’s new tome, on the world’s richest man, reveals Musk’s love for “Polytopia” and his credo to “play life like a game.”

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Surge pricing but for drinking—one of the U.K.'s largest pub owners is hiking prices on evenings and weekends

The Stonegate pub group said the marginal cost hike would help it to continue offering happy hours and other promotions. Loyal customers worry it will backfire.

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Housing affordability is so strained that 2 in 5 Gen Zers say they are working side hustles to save for a down payment

Gen Zers and millennials are working side hustles to save for down payments, according to a new Redfin study.

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I took a $1,000 personality test offered to CEOs to see if I'm cut out for the corner office

I took Hogas Assessments' personality test. which is offered to Fortune 500 CEO candidates, to see if I'm cut out for the corner office.

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Shadow boards’ bring Gen Z perspectives to a company’s leadership team

Shadow boards filled with younger employees bring diversity and new perspectives for a CEO. They can also help real boards track trends in a fast-moving culture and identify future leaders.

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Britain’s biggest retailers are teaming up to pay police about $750,000 to stop shoplifters amid claims the crime is being 'decriminalized'

The partnership with police to crack down on retail theft could be a "game-changer," according to one police chief.

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Which U.S. state is the healthiest? The answer might surprise you—and one coast fares better than the other

For those who enjoy a friendly battle between coasts, the East Coast won this one, with five of its states making the list, compared to only two on the West Coast.

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Google Cloud to verify messages sent between blockchains in agreement with $3 billion startup LayerZero

This is the first time the cloud provider has waded into blockchain “interoperability,” or the act of sending data between blockchains.

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Thanks to A.I., workers are struggling with "FOBO"—fear of being obsolete

The fear of artificial intelligence taking their job is unfounded—for most workers.

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A millennial plumber who got a raise to $45 an hour was so fed up by having to buy his own tools that he quit: 'I’m not going to drop that just for a company to take it from me'

Managers who give with one hand and take with the other risk sending their workers off on their own.

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