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Thomas Mackenbrock: What if AI creates more jobs than it destroys?

Also: Experts doubt Microsoft’s quantum computing breakthrough, Palantir slumps on Pentagon cuts plan.

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Manny Maceda on succession at Bain & Company

Also: Trump wants rate cuts but inflation is up, Robinhood’s blockbuster earnings.

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How Hitachi hedges against a global trade war

Also: Novo CEO loses money on missed diversity metric, China hits at US Big Tech.

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It's ‘Trump Day’ in Davos!

Also: Nicolai Tangen says sell U.S. tech stocks, Nadella wades into Musk v Altman fight.

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The biggest news from COP28 may not be climate-related at all

The ongoing UN climate conference COP28 heralds a new era in which public-private cooperation to face major global challenges has become the norm, writes Fortune’s Peter Vanham.

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Female CEOs run 7% of the Fortune 500 Europe

Europe is behind the U.S., where women run 10.4% of Fortune 500 businesses.

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The companies electrifying cars—including Tesla—top Fortune's Change the World list

Fortune's Change the World list is a stong statement that business success can't be measured by financial metrics alone.

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The CEO who manages the world’s biggest sovereign wealth fund says ‘force yourself’ to use A.I.

A.I. will transform everything we do, Nicolai Tangen says. Sitting it out is not an option.

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The 2 things a fashion-brand leader did to climb the C-suite

Lynn Yu, CEO of Jason Wu, isn’t afraid to make moonshots. “Even if it’s a no, at least I tried, and I can live with myself. But I won’t know until I try.”

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Workers are in the middle of 'post-traumatic growth,' says former USA Today editor-in-chief

The pandemic prompted post-traumatic growth that led us to rethink our careers, explaining the impetus behind quiet quitting and the Great Resignation.

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Why Goldman Sachs thinks both Europe and the U.S. will avoid a recession this year

It's down to sweaters, small businesses, and Russian oil.

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Germany's Ukraine tank decision has major economic implications

It puts a final dagger in the heart of Germany’s decades-old policy of avoiding war in Europe through trade and cooperation.

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Corporate leaders need guidance and accountability on implementing ESG standards

Introducing Impact Report, a new Fortune newsletter.

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World Economic Forum flags ESG risks—but hardly mentions the controversial term in its Davos agenda

Long-term, the Davos crowd is worried about persistent ESG concerns.

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Nestlé's wartime investment in Ukraine is a corporate lesson in 'living up to your beliefs'

"We want to show the Ukrainian people that they can count on us," says chairman Paul Bulcke.

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Pro-ESG and anti-ESG activist investors have more in common than you might imagine

They want companies to stay out of politics.

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