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Uninsured depositors remain a ticking time bomb for the U.S. banking system

Uninsured deposits are currently around 40% of all U.S. bank deposits–up from only 20% three decades ago.

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Sam Altman's A.I.-busting crypto token Worldcoin is live. All you have to do is scan your eyeball

The launch is one of the buzziest—and weirdest—crypto releases in years.

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Gen Z is embracing ‘lazy girl jobs’ in a rebuke of millennials’ ‘girlboss’ and ‘lean in’ manias

Working a job with set hours, solid benefits, and fully remote flexibility is Gen Z’s answer to hustle culture.

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Trouble awaits Florida’s housing market as the state just lost another home insurer

"Just in the last 18 months, 15 companies have stopped writing [insurance] business in Florida"

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How Mattel's CEO dove into a culturally-challenged company losing hundreds of millions a year and emerged with a Barbie box office phenomenon

“I took our portfolio of iconic franchises in children and family entertainment to be an incredible opportunity to extend the company outside of the toy aisle."

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The creator of 'generational research' on why Taylor Swift is the ‘iconic’ millennial, Gen X is aging gracefully—and Gen Z sees through all of it

Neil Howe's book "The Fourth Turning Is Here" has many thoughts on today's "crisis era." He tells Fortune he's glad Gen Xers like himself are in charge.

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Longevity expert who wants to live to 120 starts every day with this 8-ingredient ‘healthy aging shake.' Here’s the recipe

Dr. Mark Hyman swears by his "pretty aggressive regimen" in the morning.

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The $234 billion venture capital sector sometimes uses an illegal pricing strategy, new research suggests—but it’s killing innovation, too

Venture capitalists may be hurting innovation through what's known as "venture predation."

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A tech editor, a VC, and a founder go bobsledding: Welcome to Fortune’s Brainstorm Tech

Other (more serious) highlights of the conference included the ethics of A.I. and geopolitics.

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Ozempic manufacturer Novo Nordisk spent $11 million last year 'wining and dining' doctors. Experts slam the move as a breach of doctor-patient trust

Do pharmaceutical companies have influence over your doctor's prescription pad? It's relatively easy to check—but you shouldn't have to, experts say.

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How to start using ChatGPT, Google Bard, or Bing Chat in 3 easy steps

Which A.I. bot is best for you? Fortune took a look at three of the most popular generative A.I. bots and simplified the experience of using each one into a few easy steps.

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In their rush to offer fertility benefits, employers could be unwittingly creating a new inequity for LGTBQIA+ employees

Most fertility benefits policies exclude same-sex couples who are hoping to build their families (along with single parents by choice).

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Does the future of finance belong to blockchain or A.I.?

The finance industry was shaken up by fintech but even more disruptive technologies will soon arrive.

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Is Barbie feminist? Greta Gerwig's movie recasts an icon

The question of Barbie’s suitability for young girls is as much a fixture of the zeitgeist as Barbie herself.

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Ron DeSantis says Florida could sue Bud Light's parent AB InBev

In a bid to revive his struggling campaign, the culture wars governor shifts his aim from Bob Iger’s Disney to Anheuser-Busch.

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Enterprise promoted 20,000 employees last year—and saw record retention

Enterprise, the rental car company, has doubled down on internal hiring and promotions to build its leadership pipeline.

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Why is healthy food so expensive in America? Blame the Farm Bill that Congress always renews to make burgers cheaper than salad

'Farm Bill programs should be revised to incentivize fruits, vegetables, and other healthy foods and to make them more accessible and affordable.'

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The inside story of how one of the biggest A.I. deals of the year came together, told by the CEOs

Databricks was interested in an acquisition—but first MosaicML’s CEO had to be convinced that he wouldn’t be buried in bureaucracy.

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TSMC claims it can’t find enough skilled workers to get its Arizona chip plants ready in time, delaying mass production to 2025

TSMC may have to fly in engineeers from Taiwan to help build its Arizona plant, TSMC chairman Mark Liu complained on Thursday.

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Banks have used A.I. for decades—but now it’s going to take off like never before

A new wave of AI tools is poised to turbocharge innovation in finance—look for hyper-personalized credit cards before long.

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Hybrid work is an ‘illusion of choice’, says Meta’s former director of remote work

Hybrid work isn't the truce everyone says it is if you ask Atlassian's VP of Team Anywhere.

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Top OnlyFans stars hope new CEO embraces adult content

The abrupt leadership change at OnlyFans raised questions about the platform's identity and commitment to adult content. For now, adult-content creators are optimistic.

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Microsoft's stock has risen almost 1,000% since CEO Satya Nadella took the job in 2014, netting him a reported $1 billion in compensation since then.

Microsoft’s stock surged to an all-time high Tuesday after the company announced it would offer a $30-per-month subscription for a suite of A.I.-powered Office products.

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Demand for urban real estate will be challenged for the rest of the decade. Here’s how the world’s superstar cities are projected to fare

In just nine cities, $800 billion of office space could become obsolete by 2030. The reduced demand would have major impacts on urban stakeholders.

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Fight, flight, or ‘f*** it’: In times of upheaval, employee confidence can make or break corporate strategy

When employees face a threat, leaders should expect a range of responses, but some are more dangerous than others, says the author of a new book.

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