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Fortune Crypto's 2022 Jealousy List

Here are some of the best crypto—and a few non-crypto—stories our reporters and editors read in 2022.

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Will 2023 be a bad time to change jobs?

“The Great Resignation, Quiet Quitting, and record levels of job openings proved that the war for talent is over, and talent has won ,” said chief marketing officer at Greenhouse.

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If Dry January is too much for you, try its more lenient cousin—Damp January

Damp January allows people to reflect on their relationship with alcohol while not going cold turkey. Is it right for you?

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How living off the grid as a child helped me find success–and understand the importance of paying it forward

When we become successful and give back, the cycle repeats itself and it facilitates even more accomplishments.

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The Southwest Airlines debacle made (some of) its rivals do the unthinkable: Cap fares to help stranded passengers

When it hasn’t been expensive to travel this holiday season, it’s been impossible. But a few major airlines are forgoing profits to help grounded Southwest customers.

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Fortune’s Blue Ribbon Companies 2023

To qualify for the Blue Ribbon list, a company must appear on at least four of our seven most rigorous annual rankings.

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The 'Great Resignation' isn’t going anywhere—at least among baby boomers

During the Great Recession, workforce participation among the 55-and-older cohort grew 1%. The past three years have seen a 1.9% decline among boomers.

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Loneliness is a public health emergency we can’t afford to ignore

Chronic loneliness is associated with physician visits, increased risk of heart disease and dementia, and an assortment of other health risks.

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Bosses and workers thought they were lying to each other all year

From employees with two secret jobs to false remote work job listings, it seems everyone’s been lying at work. But there’s more to it than that.

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A simple device could prevent thousands of maternal deaths. Why did it take so long to get to market?

Alydia Health's Jada system for postpartum hemorrhage took 11 years to reach the market; being a women's health product made its road tougher.

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2022 killed the cheap money era. Here's what the next decade has in store

“I think you occasionally get a turning of the investment and economic age, and we're at one of those now after over a decade of near-zero interest rates,” said George Ball, chairman of Sanders Morris Harris.

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Investors are in a race to acquire music rights. Here’s why they should be looking to Broadway instead in 2023

Both music and theatrical copyrights can run with little to no overhead and generate significant licensing income.

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Big Tech workers had a horrible year. But there's a silver lining

Laid-off techies are "still the most sought-after workers with the most in-demand skills," experts say.

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ESG critics must understand that ‘woke capitalism’ is driven by supply and demand

The real demand for action is coming from constituencies that capitalists should believe in and heed: investors, consumers, and employees.

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Is this long COVID or am I just getting older?

The answer, for now, may not matter, experts say. Here's why.

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Could 2023 usher in a return of the horrible boss?

Some managers are hoping to capitalize on a pending recession in order to curb if not end the brief period of employee empowerment ushered in by the Great Resignation.

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What digital transformation looks like at the American Red Cross–and how it could make a difference for nonprofits across the country

Technology is transforming the way the American Red Cross operates. Here's how.

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Miracle on 34th Street & home ownership

Revisiting this delightful holiday classic 75 years later reflects postwar anxieties that are still relevant today

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Mackenzie Scott wasn't the only one giving away her fortune in 2022

From Mackenzie Scott to her ex-husband Jeff Bezos, here are the people who have committed billions to charity in 2022

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Sheryl Lee Ralph on why she's ditching new year's resolutions: "I'm not doing it anymore. I'm just gonna be my best"

How the Emmy-award winning actor celebrates, rests, and reflects.

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The (solvable) problem of school transportation

School buses transport some 25 million children in the U.S. every day–yet the system hasn't evolved in decades.

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Artificial intelligence chatbots: Exciting breakthrough or dangerous tool?

Vivek Wadhwa didn't take the warnings about ChatGPT seriously–until his son asked it about their family.

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The disengagement crisis: Is it quiet quitting or tacit termination?

Casting blame on individuals or bemoaning a perceived lack of work ethic in a younger generation does not solve the problem.

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Years of global supply chain chaos could be a nearshoring jackpot for the Americas in 2023

China's status as the factory of the world is diminishing, and Latin America is getting ready to step up.

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Where are home prices in America's 400 largest housing market headed in 2023? These 5 charts give us some clues

Buyers Vs. sellers: Let's take a closer look at inventory data in the nation's 400 largest markets.

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