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  • 012<br /> 2022 FORTUNE MPW Next Gen <br /> November 15th, 2022<br /> San Diego, CA 5:40 PM<br /> CHASING EQUITY <br /> Since becoming Athleta’s first sponsored athlete in 2019, Allyson Felix has sought to bring equity and accessibility for everyone—and especially for moms—in sports. Now that Felix has wrapped her professional career on the track, she and the Gap Inc. brand are doubling down on their commitment. Allyson Felix, Olympic Gold Medalist, Track and Field, and Cofounder, Saysh <br /> Mary Beth Laughton, President and CEO, Athleta <br /> Interviewer: Emma Hinchliffe, FORTUNE Photograph by Stuart Isett/FortuneNewsletters

    Allyson Felix turned to Athleta for advice when she founded her own brand. Then she won an Olympic medal wearing her brand’s shoes

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    American workers hate their jobs so much that nearly half of them wouldn’t wish it on their worst enemy

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    The Great Remorse takes over the Great Resignation as most workers who quit their job are having a hard time finding a new one

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    L’Oréal’s in-person workers get a $5 an hour concierge who will fill up their gas tanks and ferry their dogs to day care

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    ‘Weak, pathetic, and cruel’: HR managers weigh in on Elon Musk’s Twitter mass layoffs

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    Perks like ‘bro-ish’ arcades aren’t enough to get workers back at their desks. Now employers want to make the office feel like a resort

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    Fake German heiress Anna Sorokin swindled people out of $275,000. Now, she’s launched her second attempt at being a socialite with dinner parties

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  • LONGWOOD, FL &#8211; AUGUST 30: Maxwell Frost meets with community leaders and organizers from Central Florida at Wekiva Island in Longwood, Fla. Frost is an Uber driver and Gen Z candidate for Florida&#8217;s 10th congressional district. He won a crowded democrat primary and is favored to win the general election in a heavily blue district. (Photo by Thomas Simonetti for The Washington Post via Getty Images)Success

    Meet Maxwell Frost: 25-year-old Uber driver, and probably the first ever Gen Z congressman

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    Genius or selfish? Hack to get 46 days off with only 18 PTO days sparks a heated debate

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    How Peyton Manning built a ‘second chapter’ from quarterback to media king without a plan

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    3 million Americans are still avoiding the workforce. They might be ‘long social distancing’

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    Fly-fishing and car collecting: Here’s how the world’s richest people spend their free time

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    I proudly wake up at 8:59 a.m., one minute before starting my remote work job. There are thousands like me, and we don’t care what you think

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  • ortune Brainstorm Tech 2019<br /> MONDAY, JULY 15, 2019<br /> Aspen, CO 6:50 PM<br /> KEYNOTE CONVERSATION<br /> Grand Astor Ballroom St. Regis Aspen (Lower Level)<br /> Stewart Butterfield, Co-founder and CEO, Slack<br /> Interviewer: Adam Lashinsky, Executive Editor and Editorial Director, Brainstorm Tech, FORTUNE Photograph by Stuart Isett for Fortune MagazineSuccess

    Slack’s CEO pinpoints the problem with the return to office: ‘People don’t want to be told what to do’

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    Bosses, you’re wrong: Remote workers are more productive than your in-office employees

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