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'Call Her Daddy' star Alex Cooper looks beyond Spotify

With a $60 million Spotify deal, 'Call Her Daddy' star Alex Cooper is a new kind of creator.

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HR leaders provide an in-depth look at their return-to-office wins and missteps

Fortune spoke with over 15 Fortune 500 HR leaders about how they perfected their return-to-office strategies.

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Why this should be business leaders’ ‘finest hour’

Most people have more trust in their employers than in the government. That makes 'saving the world' part of a CEO's mandate, writes Hubert Joly.

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'Metaverse' could be word of the year, Johnnie Walker launches an NFT, and Mattel creates an NFT marketplace

"Metaverse" is competing against two other terms for the Oxford English Dictionary's word of the year, plus NFT news from Johnnie Walker and Mattel.

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The Global Methane Pledge could be our only realistic chance to slow down climate change within a few years–but time is already running out

Methane is responsible for a third of the increase in global temperatures since pre-industrial times. Here's how cow feed and space lasers can help.

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Amazon workers across the world plan Black Friday strike to demand the tech giant 'pays fairly and ceases awful, unsafe practices’

Amazon told Fortune it was ‘not perfect’ but was working to address the issues campaigners are planning to protest against.

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Paul Polman: The world needs a Marshall Plan to fight climate change

Paul Polman, the former CEO of Unilever turned climate campaigner, writes about a disappointing COP27–and the promise of business-led solutions.

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Top economist Mohamed El-Erian says we’re not just headed for another recession, but a ‘profound economic and financial shift’

The former CEO of PIMCO sees three trends that suggest a transformation in the global economy is under way.

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Hackers are coming for our Thanksgiving turkeys and John Deere tractors. It's time to reevaluate America's food security

Cyberattacks on the food supply chain this year have led President Biden to sign an executive order protecting America’s food security. Here's why.

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LinkedIn's CEO says skills are replacing a college degree in this job market

Ryan Roslansky joins the CEOs of General Motors, IBM, and Accenture in putting the emphasis on skills, not pedigree, when hiring.

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I asked the world’s top CEOs if they’re taking diversity seriously. Here’s why their answers could change your life

Corporate culture has entered the fourth phase in its history: the integration of purpose and profit, writes Robert Reiss.

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Inside FTX’s crypto empire in the Bahamas

A Fortune reporter lays out details from his week in the Bahamas, uncovering the collapse of FTX.

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It’s not the jobs, stupid

We could be heading towards the first full-employment recession. Here's why that changes everything, according to Jobs for the Future CEO Maria Flynn.

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Andreessen Horowitz conquered venture capital without breaking a sweat. Gobbling up the rest of the world won’t be so easy

A16z is betting its startup growth recipe can launch its own business far beyond Silicon Valley. Can its ambitions defy a tanking tech market?

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My personal insight into fireworks back at the Magic Kingdom: The return of Disney’s triumphant General Iger

After 40 years of researching leadership and discussions with Bob Iger and Bob Chapek, Yale's Jeff Sonnenfeld shares his thoughts on Disney's transition.

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Welcome to Twitter 2.0

Leaked emails from inside Twitter detail the company's financial difficulties, and a slew of changes to office culture.

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'Hardcore' won't save you: Twitter workers who committed to sticking with Elon Musk have reportedly been laid off

Some Twitter employees who chose to stay at the company as it transformed to "Twitter 2.0" are being shown the door.

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Don't fall for these 3 psychological tricks Black Friday sales use to make us buy more

Black Friday and Cyber Monday are the shopping equivalent of buffet restaurants. Here are the mental blindspots they use, according to cognitive science.

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'No place for guilt': Michael Pollan talks intentional eating and the power of a shared meal in a new MasterClass

In a 13-lesson MasterClass, the renowned author asks you to think of the values you associate with food.

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Joe Biden beat ageism at the polls–it's time to banish it from the workplace

Older workers are often the first to be laid off and the last to be rehired. Here's the true cost of the last acceptable "ism," writes Alan Patricof.

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Where home prices are headed in 2023—this map shows CoreLogic's revised outlook for 392 housing markets

The question isn’t if U.S. home prices will fall, it’s how far will prices fall.

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Composite materials have made Artemis possible. Here’s how innovation is transforming America’s aviation industry

Composite materials are driving advances in aviation and unmanned flight that were unimaginable only a few years ago, writes Carmelo Lo Faro.

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Navigating the intergenerational workplace

What role does mentorship play in the increasingly intergenerational workplace, and how can we think about diversity as broadly as possible in order to create more collaborative and inclusive cultures?

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Why Amazon is going all in on renewables–and how it intends to use 100% clean energy by 2025

Amazon is on track to beat its own goal of using 100% renewables for its operations by five years, according to AWS VP of public policy Shannon Kellogg.

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The U.S. Travel Association: ‘Visa processing delays are hurting economic growth. Here’s how the Obama Administration solved the same problem 10 years ago’

Discouraging travelers from just three countries–Brazil, India, and Mexico–will cost the economy $5 billion next year, according to the U.S. Travel Association.

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