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A ‘super strain’ of an antibiotic-resistant stomach bug is on the rise in the U.S. Here are the symptoms to watch for

It’s never been more important for clinicians to ensure that the antibiotics they’re prescribing are appropriate, one expert tells Fortune—and for patients to understand that if their provider isn’t prescribing antibiotics, it may be for good reason.

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Europe may try to force Netflix and Meta to pay up

Telecoms operators may have a shot at getting Netflix and Meta to pay for sending content to users.

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Salesforce lowers 'gratitude' bonus for employees

Salesforce doles out 70% of its annual "gratitude bonus" to employees, down from last year's 110%.

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How early-stage investors can prepare for an uncertain outlook

A venture capitalist's exhaustive guide for investing in uncertain times.

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Bitcoin falls 5% overnight to $22,300—after touching $25,000 last month—as Silvergate troubles weigh on price

The cryptocurrency briefly broke $25,000 just last month.

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Stripe: ‘The IRS can help the next wave of American entrepreneurs. Here’s how’

The IRS should maintain and expand pandemic-era electronic application processes so that new businesses can get up and running.

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Here's the week's top NFT and metaverse news

NFT volume reached $2 billion—the highest level since May.

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Why this company has spent nine years trying to sell birth control pills without a prescription

HRA Pharma hasn't given up on the long-shot goal.

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Single-digit millionaires are 'basically middle class,' argues real estate mogul

“Millionaires are basically middle-class people who are worried about money,” Grant Cardone said.

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It may be easier to sue your employer for sexual harassment now, but one huge barrier is preventing real progress

It's been a year since a #MeToo inspired law made it easier for workers to sue employers for sexual harassment. But Gretchen Carlson says the work is far from done.

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The unique free rein U.S. rail companies enjoy has led to disastrous accidents. Now they’re preparing to ship even more hazardous materials through our communities

Several industries transport hazardous substances. What sets rail apart is the unilateral decision-making and unwillingness to work with first responders.

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How New Balance plans to become a $10 billion brand

The running brand is pushing into other sports and luxury collaborations as it tries to catch Nike.

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That raspy cough you have might not be COVID. Here’s how to determine if it’s another virus raging this winter

Unfortunately, you can't, experts tell Fortune. But testing to determine which you have is still important, in order to determine the best treatment plan, they say.

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Inside Microsoft's strategy shift at venture arm M12

As Microsoft angles to beat rivals in hot areas like A.I., it's redesigning its venture arm to cleave more closely to the mothership. But the new direction has prompted some tough conversations.

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Authorities are investigating seven runway incursions which have happened in 2023

Investigations across the U.S. are piling up as the Federal Aviation Administration has already classified some incidents as having "significant potential for collision".

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99% of borrowers have a mortgage rate lower than 6%

99% of borrowers have a mortgage rate lower than 6%.

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No, Elon Musk can’t put chips into people’s brains: Regulators rejected Neuralink’s device due to safety risks, report says

Neuralink’s human brain chip trials have been put on hold after the FDA rejected the startup’s application owing to safety issues, Reuters reported Thursday.

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An FDA panel has recommended a 2-dose RSV vaccine for older Americans. Here’s when they might be able to get it

The jabs could be ready as soon as this summer, one expert tells Fortune.

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Read 2 of Databricks’ pitch decks

The data management startup has raised billions of dollars from a16z and others. Here’s how the team first pitched investors on their cloud-based vision.

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How Databricks became an A.I. sensation

Databricks placed a huge bet on the power of machine learning 10 years ago. That’s positioned the company as a rarity in the current market: a stable decacorn.

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How an Egyptian nonprofit leader is turning vocational education from a backup plan into a first choice

The Ghabbour Foundation trains students for the international future of the auto industry.

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NACD: ‘New universal proxy card rules and growing access to proxy voting will sow disorder in the boardroom–but bring enlightenment in the long term’

'Let this new wave of shareholder activism be a wake-up call to us all,' says the president of the National Association of Corporate Directors.

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The lessons Britain's only blind CEO learned about leadership from losing her sight in her 40s

Despite being given the heads up decades prior, she felt ill-prepared - not so much on not being able to see, but more on how she would be seen.

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The forced return to the office could be fueling the rise of labor unions

Bosses are trying to impose a return to the office–but failing to recognize that remote work enables worker power without the intermediate of a union.

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Dallas Fed: Housing market could see 'severe price correction'

The housing bubble hypothesis merits attention, says the Dallas Fed

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