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  • Dr. Mukesh Dalal, chief A.I. officer, Stanley Black & Decker, at Fortune Brainstorm A.I. in Boston. Nov. 8, 2021.Conferences

    Why Stanley Black & Decker’s CEO initially had the chief A.I. officer report to human resources

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  • Dr. Andrew Moore, vice president and general manager, Cloud A.I. and Industry Solutions, Google Cloud (right) speaks with Fortune senior writer Jeremy Kahn at Brainstorm A.I in Boston. Nov. 8, 2021.Conferences

    How Google Cloud is making A.I. accessible to everyone

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  • Why I Invested-Joe MontanaFinance

    Joe Montana on why he invested in events startup Joy: ‘The problem was personal to them’

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  • Why I Invested-Alexis OhanianFinance

    Why Alexis Ohanian gave a second chance and funding to plant-based meat startup Simulate

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  • La La Anthony attends the CFDA / Vogue Fashion Fund 2019 Awards at Cipriani South Street on November 4, 2019 in New York City.Finance

    This cannabis company’s mission to address social injustice attracted La La Anthony to invest

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  • Baron DavisFinance

    Basketball star Baron Davis talks investment in CBD-focused House of Wise

    By Stephanie Cain and Alyssa Newcomb
  • Adrian GrenierFinance

    Actor and activist Adrian Grenier helps reduce single-use plastic with investment in Blueland

    By Stephanie Cain and Alyssa Newcomb
  • Andy RoddickFinance

    Why tennis pro Andy Roddick invested in Cure Hydration

    By Stephanie Cain and Alyssa Newcomb
  • Arlan Hamilton, founder and managing partner at Backstage Capital, sits for a photograph after a Bloomberg Studio 1.0 television interview in San Francisco, Calif., U.S., on Tuesday, April 23, 2019. Backstage Capital operates as a venture capital firm which invests in underrepresented founders such as people of color, women and members of the LGBTQ community.Finance

    Arlan Hamilton on why she’s backing Career Karma

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  • In this photo illustration, the new Impossible Whopper sits on a table on August 8, 2019 in the Brooklyn borough of New York City. A single Impossible Whopper sandwich costs $5.99.Environment

    Plant-based menus are taking over at top fast food chains

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  • The Nike Air Zoom SuperRep 2 Next Nature shoes for circuit training were made with at least 20% recycled materials by weight, implementing Nike Grind in the outsole and old manufacturing scraps, recycled polyester, and plastic bottles throughout the upper and midsole.Environment

    The newest challenges for the sustainable apparel industry

    By Lindsey Tramuta and Alyssa Newcomb
  • KKW Beauty brand lipstick is arranged in the Brooklyn borough of New York, U.S., on Friday, April 23, 2021.Environment

    In a move toward sustainability, big beauty brands take a look in the mirror

    By Danielle Bernabe and Alyssa Newcomb
  • MPW Next Gen 2021-BREAKOUT SESSION-LET THERE BE CHANGE BUILDING RESPONSIBLE BUSINESSESConferences

    Want a loyal customer base? Focus on corporate responsibility

    By Danielle Bernabe and Alyssa Newcomb
  • MPW Next Gen 2021-BREAKOUT SESSION-THE POWER OF INNOVATIONConferences

    Moonshot thinking drove innovation during the pandemic in surprising ways

    By Stephanie Cain and Alyssa Newcomb
  • MPW Next Gen 2021-BREAKOUT SESSION FOSTERING EQUITY AT THE COREConferences

    How business leaders are designing for inclusion in the post-pandemic workplace

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