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In the market for a private jet? Hurricane-proof art storage? This billionaire's fixer knows someone for that

Family offices help billionaire clients with everything from finding new investment opportunities to housing their art collections.

CEOs reflect on UnitedHealthcare backlash

CEOs reflect on UnitedHealthcare backlash

The arrest of Luigi Mangione has done little to calm corporate leaders, who are struggling to understand the outpouring of support for the alleged killer of UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson.

Goldman Sachs discriminated against male employee for taking paternity leave, tribunal rules

Goldman Sachs discriminated against male employee for taking paternity leave, tribunal rules

“What happened to me would not happen to a woman at Goldman Sachs,” said an executive seeking $5 million in compensation.

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General Mills’s top designer refreshed the Pillsbury Doughboy and risked defying its No. 1 rule: ‘Don’t break the billion dollar brand’

If you think Poppin’ Fresh looks different, you’d be right. Teman Evans explains why his team refreshed the mascot, now firmly a “boomer.”

Why investors wish every department store was like Dillard’s

It’s almost unknown outside the South, but Dillard’s has thrived where Macy’s, Nordstrom, and Kohl’s have stumbled.

Amazon founder Jeff Bezos kept his base salary modest during his 20 years as CEO. It likely saved him millions in taxes

Billionaires are able to skirt income taxes through this tax loophole, finds ProPublica.

The AI boom nets hundreds of Australian data center employees a $41,300 holiday bonus

AirTrunk is giving away the money to celebrate its $16 billion acquisition by the U.S. private equity giant Blackstone.

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1 in 5 Gen Zers haven’t had a single conversation with someone over 50 in their workplace in the last year, LinkedIn research says

1 in 5 Gen Zers haven’t had a single conversation with someone over 50 in their workplace in the last year, LinkedIn research says

I’s on baby boomers and Gen X to make the first move.

Michael Phelps is pleading with men to go to therapy

Michael Phelps is pleading with men to go to therapy

The most-decorated Olympian shares his own struggles with mental health—and the No. 1 reason he thinks so many other men struggle too.

Southwest Airlines' lawsuit could be a ‘new playbook’ for DEI litigation moving forward

Southwest Airlines' lawsuit could be a ‘new playbook’ for DEI litigation moving forward

“This lawsuit signals a new and more aggressive approach."

The rise of the neurodivergent-friendly office—How a once-niche workplace idea is catching in corporate America

The rise of the neurodivergent-friendly office—How a once-niche workplace idea is catching in corporate America

Quiet spaces, different lighting and heat-controlled rooms are becoming more common requests for office designers.

Diageo once owned Burger King and Häagen-Dazs. It sold them to run a drinks empire made of Guinness, Baileys, and 11 other billionaire brands

Diageo once owned Burger King and Häagen-Dazs. It sold them to run a drinks empire made of Guinness, Baileys, and 11 other billionaire brands

The London-headquartered company we know today is just 27 years old. But its most iconic brands have been household names since well before that.

Crypto giants Binance and Circle team up to take on Tether

Crypto giants Binance and Circle team up to take on Tether

The surprise move brings together longtime rivals and could shake up the stablecoin landscape.

Google’s breakthrough Willow chip means we'll get useful quantum computers sooner than some people feared

Google’s breakthrough Willow chip means we'll get useful quantum computers sooner than some people feared

Experts caution that revolutionary quantum computing is still likely years away.

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Amsterdam has long wanted to keep ‘nuisance’ tourists away. First, it banned new hotels and now, it plans to ban cruises

Amsterdam has seen visitor numbers soar in recent years—and it's not a fan. But cracking down on the trend could hurt its tourism industry.

Bill Gates 'didn't believe in vacations' and worked on the weekends while building Microsoft—but regretted it. Here are his 3 tips for success

Gates eventually realized that that “intensity was not always appropriate.”

a16z partner says he's tired of driving the AI regulation conversation

Speaking at Brainstorm AI, the venture capitalist and a Berkeley professor argued that regulation should be evidence-based.

The debate over open vs closed AI models is ‘ridiculous,’ Meta AI exec says

Manohar Paluri, a leader in Meta’s generative AI group, spoke at Fortune’s Brainstorm AI conference in San Francisco.

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Top JP Morgan exec Marianne Lake warns new credit and debit card fee rules will hurt consumers

Lake's primary concerns lie with proposed rules for credit and debit card fees.

‘Most powerful woman on Wall Street’ Sallie Krawcheck steps down as Ellevest CEO following diagnosis

Krawcheck will transition into a board role to focus on her health, she posted.

UnitedHealthcare CEO's murder leads search firm exec to describe 'newfound fear' among health workers

Executives are wondering, "Could it happen to me?"

Elon Musk and Google's CEO wants to cover the desert with solar panels. Will Donald Trump agree?

Multiple asset managers told Fortune they remain optimistic about the solar industry’s prospects under Trump.

General Motors to stop funding its Cruise robotaxi business

The automaker said it would combine Cruise’s and GM’s technical teams.

DreamWorks cofounder Jeffrey Katzenberg says Hollywood’s top writers and showrunners see AI as ‘amazing,’ ‘inspiring,’ tool

“It’s not constraining them, it’s inspiring them,” the studio head turned AI investor told Fortune Brainstorm AI.

Motorola Solutions CTO says AI-powered ‘smart’ surveillance cameras will make the world safer

Scaling an AI project from a small test to a widely deployed service is a major undertaking requiring organizations to weigh costs and accuracy risks versus potential benefits.

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