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  • group of coworkers standing in an office corridor, chatting and smilingMind

    Workplace well-being is at an all-time low. Here are 5 ways employers can actually help

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  • Senior men having coffee in front of suburban home.Life

    Researchers have followed over 700 people since 1938 to find the keys to happiness. Here’s what they discovered

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  • Mark Conlon,The Great World Race ©Life

    Elite runner and Peloton instructor Becs Gentry ran 7 marathons in 7 days across 7 continents. How she prepared for the grueling $50,000 challenge

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  • NEW YORK, NEW YORK – JUNE 12: Chris Smith attends Netflix’s Skywalkers: A Love Story Tribeca Film Festival Premiere at AMC Lincoln Square Theater on June 12, 2024 in New York City. (Photo by Jason Mendez/Getty Images for Netflix)Aging Well

    This Netflix filmmaker made 3 lifestyle changes after spending a year with a millionaire who is trying to live forever

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  • woman with her head in her hands at her desk late at nightLife

    This 22-year-old CEO still demands 80-hour workweeks after backlash: ‘I care in the way an athlete cares about their sport’

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  • Three women looking in various directionsHealth

    Americans aren’t living as long as other high-income countries for a surprising reason. 5 major initiatives could help

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  • Bryan Johnson profile shot.Life

    Tech millionaire who spends $2 million a year to live forever says he packs ‘every calorie’ while traveling abroad—including to India for a week

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  • Beautiful women sitting on bench in shopping mall while holding and looking at high billLife

    Gen Z and Millennials are ‘doom spending’ their way to a life of debt unless they make 4 changes

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  • Portrait of the caucasian man in a hat on the street in winter.Mind

    The world’s ‘winter depression hotspots’ may surprise you. Here are the top 15 countries

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  • Senior women waking up stretching in bed room at home, early morning time and sunny day.Life

    Sleep 101: Tips and habits for getting a good night’s rest and boosting your health

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  • SoulCycle CEO Evelyn Webster<br /> Courtesy of SoulCycleLife

    SoulCycle CEO swears by these 5 morning habits—including the occasional Popeyes sandwich

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  • Personal perspective of woman eating traditional locro stewAging Well

    Long-living blue zone diets are fueling the latest superfood craze: Beans

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  • “I&#8217;m just trying to stay strong as long as I can,” Dr. Mary Claire Haver tells Fortune, who, as a practicing OBGYN and author of the NYT best-seller The New Menopause, often recommends the weighted vest to her patients.<br /> Courtesy of Heidi Seigel and Mary Claire HaverAging Well

    Women over 40 swear by a simple hack to build strength and counter aging

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  • Dr. Myechia Minter-Jordan is the AARP&#8217;s new chief executive.Aging Well

    AARP’s new CEO vows to protect Social Security, Medicare, and ensure older adults age ‘on their own terms’

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  • Fortune Global Forum 2024<br /> Monday, November 11, 2024<br /> New York, NY 3:05–3:25 PM AI AT WORK: FROM PROMISE TO PRODUCTIVITY<br /> Just two years ago, AI appeared poised to upend global business overnight. The reality, however, has been more complicated. Faced with the high costs associated with building AI models and powering data centers, along with potential regulatory and legal hurdles, business strategies for AI adoption are coming down to earth. Additionally, recent findings suggest the technology is burdening employees with more work instead of boosting productivity. As AI&#8217;s true potential for ROI becomes clearer, what lessons can we learn to ensure it delivers on its promise?<br /> Kate Johnson, President and CEO, Lumen<br /> Vimal Kapur, Chairman and CEO, Honeywell<br /> In conversation with: Andrew Nusca, Fortune<br /> Photograph by Michael O’Shea for FortuneConferences

    Honeywell’s CEO predicts ‘doomsday’ for companies that don’t embrace AI. Here’s his secret to using the technology effectively

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