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  • MPA.09-MPP-Rivalries-AI-Chips Illustration by Israel VargasMagazine

    The 5 biggest global business rivalries to watch, and how their outcomes will shape the future

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  • Assaf RappaportSuccess

    Wiz founder thought leaving Microsoft was the ‘most horrible decision ever.’ Now he’s selling his startup to Google for $32 billion

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  • Executives from AARP, Zillow, Glean and swsh discussing AI during a Fortune's Brainstorm AI conference.Conferences

    AI leaders provide a reality check about a technology they say is both ‘exciting’ and still a very ‘manual exercise’

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  • Experts from Santa Clara University, Indeed, and Workday in discussion during Fortune's Brainstorm AI conference in 2024.Conferences

    Morals and human-level judgement are among the things that AI tech cannot do, experts say

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  • Newly-appointed Sen. Laphonza Butler (D–Calif.), who replaced Dianne Feinstein, speaks at Fortune’s Most Powerful Women Summit in Laguna Niguel, Calif., on Oct. 9, 2023Politics

    Dianne Feinstein successor Laphonza Butler shares her vision for California’s future, avoids question on 2024 Senate election

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  • Parth Raval, Chief Growth Officer, PepsiCo Foods North AmericaConferences

    3 key lessons from businesses on the front lines of digital transformation

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  • One Year Later_Work From HomeHealth

    One year later: 15 ways life has changed since the onset of the COVID pandemic

    By Fortune Staff and Rachel Lobdell
  • VATICAN CITY, VATICAN – NOVEMBER 29: Pope Francis delivers his Sunday Angelus Blessing from the window of his studio overlooking St. Peter’s Square on November 29, 2020 in Vatican City, Vatican. Following Mass with new Cardinals in St Peter’s Basilica on the First Sunday of Advent, Pope Francis told the faithful during the Angelus that this season is one of expectation and hope. (Photo by Franco Origlia/Getty Images)Leadership

    Big companies join Vatican-affiliated council pledging inclusive capitalism

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  • Magazine

    Crystal Ball 2021: Predictions for the economy, politics, technology, and more

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  • Features

    101 Great Things About America (2020 Edition)

    By Andrew Nusca and Fortune Staff
  • An estimated 10,000 people gather on June 4, 2020, in Brooklyn’s Cadman Plaza Park for a memorial service for George Floyd, the man killed by a Minneapolis police officer. Floyd’s brother, Terrence, Mayor Bill de Blasio, local politicians, and civic and religious leaders also attended the event before marching over the Brooklyn Bridge.Leadership

    The antiracist resources Fortune staffers are reading and sharing

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  • Magazine

    14 CEOs on how to reopen businesses in the coronavirus economy

    By Andrew Nusca and Fortune Staff
  • China Works to Contain Spread of CoronavirusInternational

    Inside China’s reopening: 7 personal stories of life after lockdown

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  • Magazine

    2020 Crystal ball: Predictions for the economy, politics, technology, and more

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  • Tech

    Eye on A.I.: This Is Only a Test

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