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Antidepressant not working? AI aims to match optimal medication to your needs the first time around

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One chart perfectly encapsulates why Google might be broken up

Google has cornered roughly 90% of the search engine market for more than a decade.

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Schumer joins growing chorus of pro-crypto Democrats—but Harris keeps silent for now

A new grassroots organization is trying to stop the Trump crypto wave by hosting a town hall with top politicians and industry leaders.

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Starbucks' interim CEO cashed in on $342,000 stock sale the day reshuffle was announced

Ruggeri sold the 3,750 stocks yesterday for $341,850 under a Rule10b5-1 trading agreement, which allows business insiders and executives to trade their shares in a publicly listed company without risk of breaking the law.

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Exclusive: Redpoint-backed VoyceMe has raised $10 million in seed funding to tap the $100 billion-plus market for anime, manga, and webtoons

VoyceMe has raised new seed capital, bringing its total funding so far to $10 million, Fortune can exclusively report.

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The ‘sustainability recession’ will end soon—and not by choice

It’s possible that most of the ESG pullback is for show—a reverse form of virtue signaling.

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Can Brian Niccol turn Starbucks around

Brian Niccol faces falling sales, changing consumer habits, and an acrimonious unionization effort.

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Thieves stole Banksy street art in London. Where can they sell it?

After a brazen theft, caught on camera, the would-be art thieves face a complex question: Where to sell something valuable and undeniably stolen.

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Home Depot projects weakened sales, spelling shaky economic conditions

High interest rates and inflation push home improvement projects back

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How Ford Foundation's president knew it was time to depart his role

Ford Foundation president Darren Walker will step down at the end of 2025 after what will be 12 years in the role.

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Starbucks just hired Chipotle's savior as their new CEO—will he be able to rescue a company in crisis?

The architect of Chipotle's turnaround is taking on America's most famous coffee company.

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Inside the new Starbucks CEO’s daily routine while he was running Fortune 500 giant Chipotle

Before Brian Niccol was tapped to lead Starbucks, he revealed his go-to Chipotle order to Fortune.

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The first Global 500 lists reflect huge changes in the world economic order

When Fortune began publishing our global corporate rankings in 1990, Japan was America’s biggest rival.

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Boeing discovered a new set of problems in its 737s, further slowing deliveries

“We will perform any necessary rework on airplanes in our production system to ensure they meet all requirements prior to delivery,” a Boeing representative said.

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How Starbucks’ new CEO Brian Niccol went from fast-food Frankenstein to Chipotle’s redeemer

Niccol helped create Taco Bell’s mega-viral Doritos Locos Taco before leading Chipotle’s food safety crisis turnaround.

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1 in 5 employees personally struggle with substance use—here’s how employers can help

Left unchecked, mental health issues and substance abuse will hurt workplaces.

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‘Survive until 2025’: ‘Survive until 2025’: The U.K. gaming industry fights for the future amid U.S. strikes

The impact of the U.S. gaming strike is reverberating globally—and the U.K. gaming industry could face harsh repercussions.

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Gen Z are ‘raw dogging’ flights for TikTok—but experts say it can cause thrombosis

TikTok’s latest travel trend is encouraging plane passengers to sit silently and stare ahead for hours on end.

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Kristen Faulkner, the former VC who just won two Olympic gold medals, talks leaving Silicon Valley behind to follow her cycling dreams

In 2021, Faulkner left her job as an investor to become a professional cyclist and, ultimately, an Olympic champion.

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Carbon credits are literally going up in smoke as wildfires threaten their sustainability

The Park Fire has destroyed close to 45,000 acres of forests set aside by California’s carbon offset program.

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World's biggest hacker fest spotlights AI's soaring importance in the high-stakes cybersecurity war—and its vulnerability

LLMs are both essential tools for protecting software as well as targets.

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As Ripple's stablecoin edges closer to debut, making its mark won't be easy

Competing with the duopoly that dominates the stablecoin market won't be easy for Ripple's new coin on the block.

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JD Vance backs Trump's call for more political influence over the Fed

Ohioan senator JD Vance, argues monetary policy—which includes interest rates—should "fundamentally be a political decision."

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Here's the real reason Ozempic-like weight-loss drugs are so popular

Cohorts who were unresponsive to previous strategies like portion control may be responding to the new GLP 1 drugs.

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