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SoFi cofounder explains ‘maturing process’ after his exit, and why he prioritized culture at his latest startup

Mike Cagney admitted that there were cultural "deficiencies" at SoFi when he was CEO—and how it was a wake-up call.

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Autonomous taxi company pays woman millions after she was dragged across San Francisco street

The woman will reportedly be paid between $8 and $12m

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Tinder, Bumble, and Hinge have turned into a ‘wasteland’ for Gen Z and millennials—and now many are breaking up with dating apps for good

Bumble's turnaround ad campaign massively backfired, fueling a general trend of choosing celibacy or in-person interactions over app dating.

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Childcare now costs more than housing in all 50 states

With low wages for childcare providers, razor-thin profit margins, and inadequate funding, it’s a deeply broken industry.

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Some of the most talented, high-ranking workers at Apple, Microsoft, and SpaceX jumped ship after return-to-office mandates, new study reveals

Senior people may leave after a RTO more often than entry- or mid-level workers, because they simply have more to gain.

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Top New York regulator Adrienne Harris optimistic about a federal stablecoin deal—but not at the expense of state authority

The Department of Financial Services superintendent spoke at a Fortune event about crypto oversight and bank stability.

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BlackRock’s ‘boy wonder’ turned COO sees a ‘whole new world’ from generative AI: ‘Most significant … evolution, revolution of my 30-year career’

At Fortune's Future of Finance conference, Robert Goldstein said large language models mean AI is about "words and language" now, not just numbers. He's recruiting more liberal arts majors.

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Bitcoin hits 3-week high due to cooling inflation data, ETFs filing first 13Fs

The CPI has been in the “driver's seat” when it comes to Bitcoin prices.

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American families are struggling with debt. When it gets forgiven, the tax code treats it like extra income

Turning American families’ forgiven debt into taxable income is simply unfair, and Americans are worried about the fairness of the federal tax code.

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Less than 10% of us eat enough fruits and vegetables. By becoming a nutrition coach, you can help others change their eating habits

Nutrition experts are in high demand and can help the world avoid diseases like diabetes through health eating.

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Fortune Future of Finance Livestream

The summit will welcome to the stage everyone from senior Wall Street executives to next-generation finance leaders.

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Gen Z is the most eager generation to retire early. Good luck with that

"You're going to need to put away some percentage of your income that most people find unpalatable."

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Female athletes are the most effective influencers

New research finds that female athletes' trustworthiness and status as role models make them ideal marketers.

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In a single night, self-driving startup Cruise went from sizzling startup to cautionary tale. Here’s what really happened—and how GM is scrambling to save its $10B bet

Before October 2, Cruise was the coolest part of GM’s driverless, eco-friendly future. Now it’s a rescue mission.

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Exclusive: Plenty raises $5 million to take on 'patriarchal' fintech apps

Emily Luk and Channing Allen are the married cofounders behind Plenty.

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AI’s massive appetite for energy will make or break climate-change goals

Aging energy infrastructure can’t handle AI’s huge power needs. Experts are divided on whether an AI-fueled grid will mean more solar panels or more coal plants.

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Women get lonelier at work as they climb the ladder

Male executives, meanwhile, report feeling less lonely as they advance.

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Superbugs could lower your life expectancy by nearly 2 years, report says. What to know about antimicrobial resistance

Uncontrolled AMR is also projected to cost the world $855 billion annually until 2035, international leaders say.

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OpenAI’s Sam Altman is funding a green-energy moonshot as AI’s power demands grow to “insatiable” levels

Altman leads $20 million funding round for solar startup Exowatt, which aims to generate nearly unlimited and nearly free power.

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Recreational cannabis use may lower your risk of cognitive decline, study says

Previous research suggests people with subjective cognitive decline are 2.5 times more likely to develop dementia.

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The cost of buying a used electric car is plummeting—and that’s great news for mass adoption, but bad news if you already bought one

EV prices are cheaper than ever, opening the market up for budget buyers but costing EV owners thousands in lost resale value.

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Dow CEO: My company is a major plastic producer. We must end plastic pollution

This month, an intergovernmental meeting convenes in Ottawa in hopes of advancing a legally binding global agreement to end plastic pollution.

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Raising an anxious kid? Here are 6 things that mental health experts want parents to know (and #1 could be a game changer)

If you have a child who often experiences feelings of anxiety, psychologists have explained some ways you can respond when they're struggling with their emotions.

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AI could gobble up a quarter of all electricity in the U.S. by 2030 if it doesn’t break its energy addiction, says Arm Holdings exec

“ChatGPT requires 15 times more energy than a traditional web search,” warns Arm’s Ami Badani at the Fortune Brainstorm AI conference in London.

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What’s the scoop on protein powder? Nutrition experts share 3 things to know about the popular supplement

Protein powder is convenient, but depending on your health and lifestyle, it may not be as nutritious as you think.

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