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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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From immigration support to free office furniture: How severance packages for laid-off tech employees compare

An inside look at how severance packages at tech companies like Microsoft, Netflix, and Lyft stack up.

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Sima Sistani's plan for WeightWatchers is inspired by Houseparty

Sima Sistani shared her plan for WeightWatchers in her first live interview since taking over the company in March.

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Elizabeth Holmes’s 11.25-year sentence will send shock waves through the tech industry

Court observers said the judge intended to set an example.

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Operation Mincemeat: ‘little victory’ for fringe theatre as musical marches into West End

SpitLip’s award-winning show, based on an audacious episode of wartime espionage, takes over from The Woman in Black at the Fortune theatre

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Ex-Twitter employees are horrified by Elon Musk reinstating Donald Trump’s account: ‘Incredibly upsetting’

“Donald Trump attracted and amplified the most extreme content and conspiracy theories,” said one former Twitter employee.

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The savior CEO and the empty promise of ‘stakeholder capitalism’

Companies may claim to serve employees, communities and the planet – but two books show profit still comes first

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A strategy session in the skies: How Delta CEO Ed Bastian took the airline out of a tailspin into ‘the strongest buying in our history’

"Airlines have already been through the worst recession an industry can go through," says Bastain. During the pandemic he made several strategic shifts that have allowed Delta to roar out of the gates.

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'We are determined to go on': Escalating Russian attacks on Ukraine's power grid have small businesses preparing for a long cold winter

Missile strikes and hours-long blackouts are among their biggest worries as Russia intensifies its attacks—and targets Ukraine's energy grid.

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The FTX crash could be the start of a 'gold rush' for crypto lawyers

Lawyers with specialties in digital assets are giving way to experts in restructuring. “There's going to be a lot of work.”

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A ‘tripledemic’ hitting kids across the country has some people blaming ‘immunity debt.’ But experts say that’s misguided—and even damaging

“I don’t necessarily like ‘immunity debt’ becoming a coined phrase,” Dr. Sarah Combs, an emergency medicine doctor at Children’s National Hospital in Washington, D.C., told Fortune.

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Airbnb's CEO has a new way of describing the current state of the tech industry. And it's a twist of Warren Buffett's 'swimming naked'

“It’s like we’re all in a nightclub and the lights just came on,” Chesky said.

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How FTX's own token was the final nail in its coffin

“In the current crypto atmosphere, investors are right to ask questions of exchanges that have tokens, because they don't know what the exchange is doing behind the scenes,” Bitwise CIO Matt Hougan told Fortune.

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The Bahamas' endangered status as a crypto hub

The Caribbean nation is setting up a battle with the U.S. to protect its reputation.

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Ex-Twitter employees are left in limbo with thousands in expenses after Elon Musk layoffs and ultimatum exodus

The hits just keep coming for the bird app.

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Qatar just spat in the face of Budweiser's $75 million World Cup sponsorship

Qatar says it will now ban alcohol sales within World Cup stadiums, something it had initially agreed to allow.

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Creating a continuous learning culture at work

Bridging the gap between the work needed today and the skills for the work of tomorrow is critical for success. But how can companies engage their current workforce in acquiring new, digital skills?

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