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  • Anthony Scaramucci and Sam Bankman-FriedFinance

    Three weeks ago Sam Bankman-Fried and Anthony Scaramucci were fundraising together in the Middle East. Now the ‘Mooch’ faces losing SBF’s 30% stake in his SkyBridge hedge fund which is frozen in bankruptcy

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  • A white man with black curly hair and wearing a dark suit with a blue tie speaks into a microphoneNewsletters

    Silicon Valley braces for the legal fallout from FTX

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  • Sam Bankman-Fried, founder and chief executive officer of FTX Cryptocurrency Derivatives Exchange, after an interview on an episode of Bloomberg Wealth with David Rubenstein in New York, US, on Wednesday, Aug 17, 2022. Crypto exchange FTX US is expanding its no-fee stock trading service to all US users, including non-crypto investors, in a move to expand its customer base and increase assets under custody. Photographer: Jeenah Moon/Bloomberg via Getty ImagesNewsletters

    The Binance/FTX acquisition could be a big blow to crypto VC

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  • Fortune CEO Initiative<br /> Four Seasons, Palm Beach, FL<br /> Wednesday, November 2, 2022<br /> 5:25-5:45 DEVELOPING A MORE HUMAN-CENTERED APPROACH TO STAKEHOLDER<br /> CAPITALISM<br /> It is a critical moment for business and society. Capitalism can solve the toughest challenges we face. CEOs are passionate about developing a more human-centered approach to capitalism that takes into account the needs of all stakeholders, and delivers great shareholder returns. How can CEOs deliver profit and purpose? This conversation dives into one of the most important business questions of our times.<br /> Brian Moynihan, Chair of the Board and CEO, Bank of America<br /> In conversation with: Alan Murray, FORTUNE<br /> Photographs by Rebecca Greenfield/FortuneConferences

    Bank of America CEO defends stakeholder capitalism amid political backlash: ‘The world has told us what they want from us’

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  • Fortune CEO Initiative<br /> Four Seasons, Palm Beach, FL<br /> Thursday, November 3, 2022<br /> 4:30-4:50 THE CREATOR ECONOMY PLAYBOOK: HOW TO BUILD A BRAND (AND A FORTUNE)<br /> Influencers and creators can make or break a brand with a five-second video. What do companies need to know to leverage this power, or play defense, if necessary? We get insight from a pioneer of the creator economy Marc D’Amelio. As the father of two of the most popular names on Tik Tok, Dixie and Charli (most followed female), Marc has helped his family to launch D’Amelio Brands, start a VC fund, and land Hulu and Snap shows, along with a myriad of other ventures. Marc is truly writing the creator playbook, and he’ll share his insights on deriving value from social celebrities.<br /> Marc D’Amelio, Chief Executive Officer, D&#8217;Amelio Brands<br /> In conversation with: Alyson Shontell, FORTUNE<br /> Photographs by Rebecca Greenfield/FortuneConferences

    How Marc D’Amelio prepares TikTok famous kids Dixie and Charli for when social media fame ends

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  • The so-called Buffett Indicator shows that valuations have come down significantly.Finance

    3 charts that shed light on when the stock market may hit bottom

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  • Bed Bath and Beyond President and CEO Sue Gove.Finance

    Meme-stock darling Bed Bath & Beyond appoints Sue Gove as permanent CEO amid store closures and stock meltdown

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  • Variety of medical supplies on white backgroundNewsletters

    The 11 health tech startups top VCs think will dominate over the next decade

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  • Variety of medical supplies on white backgroundTech

    The 11 most promising health tech startups, according to Silicon Valley VCs

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  • 040<br /> Fortune Most Powerful Women Summit<br /> Tuesday, October 11th, 2022<br /> Laguna Niguel, CA 3:30 PM<br /> LIVING TO PLAY<br /> The sports world not only mirrors but in many cases has led movements, like equal pay and benefits, that are also front and center in the business world. We meet two high performing athletes at the top of their game to discuss what athletics has let them uncover about themselves, excelling physically and mentally in both the short and long run, and the future of women’s sports.<br /> Shelly-Ann Fraser-Pryce, Nike Athlete, Olympic medalist and 10-time World Champion; Founder, Pocket Rocket Foundation<br /> A’ja Wilson, Nike Athlete, WNBA Player; Olympic gold medalist; MVP of the 2022 WNBA Champs, Las Vegas Aces<br /> Moderator: Beth Kowitt, FORTUNE Photograph by Kristy Walker/FortuneConferences

    Olympic athletes say competition helped them shape their identities off-court: ‘I found myself through sport’

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  • 048<br /> Fortune Most Powerful Women Summit<br /> Wednesday, October 12th, 2022<br /> Laguna Niguel, CA 9:00 AM<br /> GLOBAL GROWTH<br /> The leader of Walmart’s massive $100 billion international operation shares insights on building businesses to meet the demands of customers today—while also staying ahead of where they’re going tomorrow.<br /> Judith McKenna, President and CEO, Walmart International<br /> Interviewer: Beth Kowitt, FORTUNE Photograph by Stuart Isett/FortuneConferences

    Walmart International CEO: Look to China and India to see the future of shopping

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  • Fortune Quarterly Investment Guide 2022 Q4Finance

    60 recession-resilient stocks to own right now

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  • Fortune Quarterly Investment Guide 2022 Q4Finance

    10 IPOs to bet on in 2023—if the pipeline opens up

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  • 033<br /> Fortune Most Powerful Women Summit<br /> Tuesday, October 11th, 2022<br /> Laguna Niguel, CA 12:30 PM<br /> POWERING THE EXCHANGE<br /> The 68th president of the New York Stock Exchange on the volatility of global capital markets, why every company is a technology company, how ESG will only grow in importance, and the resilience of our economy.<br /> Lynn Martin, President, NYSE Group<br /> Interviewer: Ruth Umoh, FORTUNE Photograph by Stuart Isett/FortuneConferences

    NYSE’s Lynn Martin says IPOs will find a balance between 2021’s Silicon Valley frenzy and this year’s drought

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  • Bill Gurley, general partner at Benchmark Capital Holdings, speaks during the Players Technology Summit in San Francisco, California, U.S., on Thursday, June 27, 2019. Top leaders in the tech community and venture capital met with professional athletes to exchange ideas and share expertise through panels, discussions and interactive networking to help athletes take control of their careers as business professionals. Photographer: David Paul Morris/Bloomberg via Getty ImagesNewsletters

    Why famed tech investor Bill Gurley says founders should ignore macroeconomic conditions and go into launch mode now

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