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Randstad CEO: ‘Gen Z employees should be treated like customers–and they want the full package’

Despite a dip in job security, workers are not willing to forgo flexibility and work-life balance, according to Randstad's research.

OpenAI will be this year’s ‘startup epic.’ It might not be next year’s

OpenAI will be this year’s ‘startup epic.’ It might not be next year’s

The artificial intelligence startup may just be 2023’s Netscape Navigator.

Half of the world’s population is under 30–but they have little say over the decisions that shape their future. It’s time for young people to be seen and heard in the halls of power

Half of the world’s population is under 30–but they have little say over the decisions that shape their future. It’s time for young people to be seen and heard in the halls of power

Young people are massively underrepresented in national parliaments around the world. The Body Shop and the UN are lobbying governments to change that.

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The housing market recession could be bottoming out. What does it mean for home prices?

To better understand what's going on in the U.S. housing market, Fortune reached out to Zonda chief economist Ali Wolf.

Corporate leaders need guidance and accountability on implementing ESG standards

Introducing Impact Report, a new Fortune newsletter.

Who is winning the Microsoft-OpenAI partnership?

Microsoft stands to gain a lot for its investment—while OpenAI is taking a bigger gamble

Workplaces depend on highly sensitive people. Protecting them from burnout is essential for our future

Highly sensitive people are strong performers in the workplace. Their time and energy need to be protected.

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Why asset managers could be the unlikely heroes who drive social, cultural, and economic impact at scale

Why asset managers could be the unlikely heroes who drive social, cultural, and economic impact at scale

Asset managers control $126 trillion of assets. Here's why changing their industry could change the world, according to billionaire Robert F. Smith.

OnlyFans CEO Amrapali Gan didn't follow the typical path to the corner office. But she's not leading a typical company

OnlyFans CEO Amrapali Gan didn't follow the typical path to the corner office. But she's not leading a typical company

Amrapali Gan says she's "clearing up misconceptions" about the platform known as a home for adult content.

Why this year's Fortune Global Forum will be held in Abu Dhabi

Why this year's Fortune Global Forum will be held in Abu Dhabi

It's the right place to discuss major transformations that are underway.

Fortune announces new Global Forum conference in Abu Dhabi

Fortune announces new Global Forum conference in Abu Dhabi

A redirection of global energy flows, the critical challenge of climate change, and the remaking of geopolitical alliances across the Middle East has recently shifted the world’s attention to the Gulf region.

The CEO of OnlyFans wants you to know her $1-billion-a-year business isn’t just about sex anymore

The CEO of OnlyFans wants you to know her $1-billion-a-year business isn’t just about sex anymore

OnlyFans became a runaway hit thanks to adult content. Amrapali Gan wants to diversify its image without losing its edge.

Top TikTokers report earnings under $5 from company's revenue share initiative

Top TikTokers report earnings under $5 from company's revenue share initiative

TikTok Pulse, the company’s creator ad revenue sharing initiative, is paying some creators negligible sums compared to competitors YouTube and Facebook.

EV company Canoo loses another 8 senior employees as it struggles with 2022 production goals

EV company Canoo loses another 8 senior employees as it struggles with 2022 production goals

The electric vehicle company has been bleeding talent for years.

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The FDA is proposing a move to annual COVID shots. Some experts worry it’s too soon, and too simple of an approach

The virus has not yet fully settled into a pattern of seasonality and may never, experts caution.

The banking industry is turning its back on crypto, adding insult to injury for the reeling sector

Signature is the latest crypto bank to pull back its services.

An 'unprecedented pandemic of avian flu' is wreaking havoc on the U.S. poultry industry. Humans may be at risk too, experts warn

When the virus does make the leap to humans, it’s highly fatal, with a mortality rate greater than 50%.

How I learned about the power of rest for Black women

The power of rest is why the #SoftBlackGirl trend has resonated on TikTok.

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Zombies, fire sales, and scrappiness: Here’s what venture capitalists can expect in their 'year of the dragon’

2023 looks set to be arguably the trickiest year for VCs since the dot-com bubble burst. Here are seven predictions to help you navigate it.

Layoffs etiquette: Microsoft and others are showing us what not to do when eliminating jobs

There’s no good way to eliminate thousands of jobs. But some ways are worse than others.

How a 20-something couple saved $45,000 for a mini-retirement to travel the world

Claire Zhu and Peter Ovendorf lived below their means, took up free hobbies, and picked up side hustles to save for a mini-retirement abroad.

A ‘super strain’ of gonorrhea circulating in the U.S. is so powerful that it can evade many antibiotics used to treat it, experts say

The case comes amid “a rising epidemic of sexually transmitted disease” in the U.S., a public health expert told Fortune.

In a fragmented world, we can’t take global trade for granted

The trading system is at risk of fragmenting not only due to geopolitical rivalry, but also because the system is not being updated.

Frozen eggs and 16 weeks parental leave: How companies at Davos are adjusting for a gender-balanced workplace

For many junior and mid-career employees, the reality of gender roles at work and at home is rapidly changing.

Leaders at Davos can fix our fragmented world by answering a simple question: How wealthy does one person need to be? A capitalist is asking

Since the pandemic began, billionaires’ fortunes have increased by roughly $2.7 billion a day.

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