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  • A United Fruit Company official looks over some of the fruit bunches of bananas harvested since the strike to determine which are fit for market in Honduras on Sept. 3, 1954. Because of the strike, the trees have not been sprayed for over two months, and there are many bunches that are spotted with sigatoka (red rust) that discolors the skin but does not affect the fruit. Bunches showing evidence of having sigatoka are not shipped out because they do not look good when put on the market. (AP Photo)Newsletters

    Fortune Archives: A dispatch from the banana wars

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  • A drugstore clerk removes Tylenol bottles from the shelves of a pharmacy on September 30, 1982 in New York City after reports of tampering.Newsletters

    Fortune Archives: The day poisoned Tylenol killed three people

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  • SrirachaFeatures

    With Huy Fong’s iconic sriracha, a Vietnamese refugee created a new American consumer category—then lost it to Tabasco

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    What really caused the sriracha shortage? 2 friends and the epic breakup that left millions without their favorite hot sauce

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  • Five Nights at Freddy'sFeatures

    ‘The killer has struck again’: How Jason Blum outsmarted Hollywood with his $130 million smash ‘Five Nights at Freddy’s’

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  • Multiracial team at work writing strategy ideas on sticky notes on the glass wall while having a meeting in the office. Business project planning.Success

    If you want to encourage creativity, don’t brainstorm. There’s a better way to come up with good ideas

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  • Illustration by Joan Wong<br /> Caroline Ellison.Newsletters

    Who is Caroline Ellison? 9 associates’ impressions of the FTX-linked Alameda CEO

    By Indrani Sen and Kinsey Crowley