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Fortune Live Dec. 4, 2015: MPW Next Gen, Jobs, and Abby Wambach

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We’ve got a great lineup Friday for Fortune Live, our weekly business show hosted by assistant managing editor Leigh Gallagher. Join us for the first show in our new studio.

First off, we’ll discuss the week’s top news: Mark Zuckerberg and his wife, Priscilla Chan, pledging 99% of Facebook (FB) shares to charity; Yahoo (YHOO) being urged to sell its Internet business, and the impact of rising interest rates. We’re joined by Fortune guests Aaron Task, digital editor, and Andrew Nusca, senior editor.

Senior editor Sue Callaway then takes us on a trip to Minnesota where she’ll drive tanks.

Our host then dives into the last jobs report of the year with Tom Gimbel, CEO of LaSalle Network.

Sports Illustrated‘s Maggie Gray is later joined by soccer star Abby Wambach, who will highlight her fight against the gender pay gap.

We’ll take a look back at Fortune’s Most Powerful Women Next Gen summit with the following interviews: Sprout Pharmaceuticals CEO Cindy Whitehead, Unitiv founder and CEO Laura Mather, Instagram COO Marne Levine, and co-founder and CEO of 23and Me Anne Wojcicki.

We also ask some of Fortune’s MPWs what superpower they would like.

The full show and breakout segments will be available to watch on demand after the show concludes. You can find them at fortune.com/fortunelive.

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