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Don’t believe the pundits who conflate middle-class entrepreneurs and Big Tech. Startups are today’s mom-and-pop businesses
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Don’t believe the pundits who conflate middle-class entrepreneurs and Big Tech. Startups are today’s mom-and-pop businesses
By Nihal MehtaMarch 22, 2023
Photo illustration of Lindsay Kaplan and Carolyn Childers, the founders of Chief, over a red striped background.
Features
Chief, the $5,800-per-year women’s networking startup, is worth $1 billion and has a waiting list of 60,000. Some members say the club isn’t living up to the hype
By Katherine DunnMarch 16, 2023
50 Top Cardiovascular Hospitals: Fortune/PINC AI logo
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The Fortune/PINC AI 50 Top Cardiovascular Hospitals 2023
By Fortune Editors and Premier, Inc.March 15, 2023
Newsmax CEO Chris Ruddy.
Features
Inside the fight between DirecTV and Newsmax: Why the network really got dumped, and why DirecTV may still have to cut a deal
By Brian StelterMarch 14, 2023
Photo illustration of Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella holding M12 logo.
Finance
Microsoft’s venture arm M12 is undergoing a big strategy shift—and insiders have left the fund
By Anne SradersMarch 3, 2023
Silhouettes of Ben Horowitz and Ali Ghodsi on gray background with Databricks logo.
Finance
Databricks had one of the worst pitch decks Ben Horowitz has ever seen. Now it’s riding the A.I. boom as one of the world’s 10 most valuable startups
By Jessica MathewsMarch 2, 2023
Photo illustration of an empty baby crib sitting on top of a clock.
Features
Millennials aren’t having kids because they have too much student debt. That could hurt the American economy for generations
By Anna Louie SussmanFebruary 23, 2023
Serhiy Zhuykov, CEO of BlackShield Capital Group
Features
How CEOs and businesses in Ukraine have survived a devastating year of war with Russia
By Vivienne WaltFebruary 23, 2023
A guest feeds the chickens at Beach Plum Farm.
Magazine
Feed the pigs, then hit the spa at these luxurious farm resorts
By Adam EraceFebruary 11, 2023
Economics are a big factor in the U.S. migrant crisis. Here’s how immigration numbers and GDP compare in the Americas
Magazine
Economics are a big factor in the U.S. migrant crisis. Here’s how immigration numbers and GDP compare in the Americas
By Matthew Heimer and Nicolas RappFebruary 11, 2023
Frédérique Welgryn, HRA Pharma
Features
American women still can’t get birth control pills without a prescription. This company has been trying for nine years to change that
By Maria AspanFebruary 10, 2023
Portrait of Dovey Wan against a background with code.
Features
Investors are still trusting anonymous crypto founders with millions—even after the FTX meltdown
By Jessica KleinFebruary 9, 2023
Bernard Looney, chief executive officer of BP
Features
BP vowed to help set the oil and gas industry on a greener path. Many who bought in now feel betrayed
By Vivienne WaltFebruary 7, 2023
This NBA star grew up with parents ‘scared to trust people with their money.’ Now, he’s dedicated to make others feel safe investing
Finance
This NBA star grew up with parents ‘scared to trust people with their money.’ Now, he’s dedicated to make others feel safe investing
By Sheryl EstradaFebruary 4, 2023
Killer robots take on critics in a major showdown over policing: ‘In the end, it comes down to ethics’
Magazine
Killer robots take on critics in a major showdown over policing: ‘In the end, it comes down to ethics’
By Jacob CarpenterFebruary 4, 2023
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