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Get Ready for the Mindset Shift of 'Retro Capitalism'

The \"everything bubble\" has popped, and millennials may not like what happens next.

The Great Tech-Job Reshuffle

After a decade-long boom, high-profile tech companies are laying off thousands of workers. But many newly unemployed are in demand in other industries.

CRYPTO'S NEWBIE ALLY IN CONGRESS

RITCHIE TORRES says he knew nothing about crypto when he joined the House two years ago. Now he could shape its post-FTX future.

HOW BETTER CHEMISTRY CATALYZES DECARBONIZATION

Chemours's innovations in membrane materials, specialty plastics, and refrigerants will be crucial for reducing emissions in transportation and heavy industry.

The Conversation: GINA DROSOS

The jewelry giant Signet isn't a household name, but it owns huge brands that any mall shopper would recognize on sight, including Kay, Zales, Jared, and teenager mainstay Piercing Pagoda. Drosos, Signet's first female CEO, has reversed a long slump at the company by making smart tech bets and fixing a badly broken management culture. Her next challenge? Persuading consumers to keep buying jewelry as the economy softens.

THE WORLD'S MOST ADMIRED COMPANIES

THE BIGGEST TECH COMPANIES may be facing relatively tough times, but the 25th edition of the Fortune World's Most Admired Companies All-Stars list suggests that the giants' peers respect them as much as ever.

Hitting Pay Dirt

Feed the pigs, then luxuriate at the spa at these agritourism resorts where guests can take a hands-on approach to farm-to-table eating.

Charting a New Course

A new PGA TOUR season brings with it a freshly designed app and stunning website that engage fans with the content and functionality they asked for.

The True Cost of Success

For senior executives, it takes a village to raise a family and be the boss. So why is there still a stigma around women hiring help?

A Bet on High-End Bikes in Portugal

Frame maker Carbon Team says speedy delivery times give it an edge over Asian rivals

Call Me by My New Name

To come up with a winning moniker for your company, follow trends and consult a chatbot

A 3D Printing Factory: A3D Printer Isn't Cool. You Know What's Cool?

SpaceX veterans aim to realize the potential of a technology whose big promises have never quite come through

A Safari Like You've Never Seen

A rugged new breed of trips in Botswana takes animals out of the equation.

In Case of a Debt Crisis, Break Glass

The US Treasury has a few options if Congress doesn’t cooperate, but they’re all risky

The Richest Fanboy In Wrestling

Tony Khan’s All Elite Wrestling wants to unseat WWE, if its chairman, Vince McMahon, doesn’t do it first

The Old Drip Is Still Hip

A Moccamaster KBGV Select remains the simplest, most reliable route to a consummate cup

Ingredientes Especiales

Flavor is foremost in the newest wave of one-off and seasonal Mexican-style brews

A Portable Powerhouse

The versatile Razer Blade 17 is more than just a gaming laptop

CORE Problems

Sean Penn’s nonprofit grew from a modest disaster-relief operation into a pandemic hero. Yet employees and partners say it’s also a chaotic mess where allegations of sexual harassment went ignored

How Stockpickers Steer Through Storms

The bear market has made active managers look good—so far

This ETF Changed Everything

The SPDR S&P 500 was built for traders, but it democratized investing along the way

The Secret to EV Success Is in the Software

There’s a common misconception about what makes electric vehicles so disruptive. Automakers have long considered their core technology to be the powertrain—essentially the engine and transmission. For all of the components they bought from suppliers, it was a pretty safe bet that premium carmakers in particular would assemble the powertrain themselves. That, they thought, is what set them apart. Thus, BMW AG’s advertising slogan is “Freude durch Fahren” (“joy through driving”).

The Chickens That Lay Zero-Carbon Eggs

Dutch producer Kipster cuts emissions by replacing the fresh grains hens consume with leftovers humans won’t eat

THE HACKERS AND THE HOSPITALS

When cybercriminals took down Ireland’s health-care system, they may have also set off the gang’s own collapse

Moving Past Modelo

Hispanic craft brewers are highlighting Mexican styles and ingredients.

The Next Abortion Target: Drugstore Chains

Now that Roe has fallen, activists are attacking pharmacy operators that plan to sell pregnancy-ending pills

Skiing in Japan, Elevated

After decades of minimal investment, one Niseko resort is spending big on new lifts

Twitch en Español

Spanish-language content has taken off on the gaming- focused streaming service

Facebook Won't Be Trump's Salvation

The social network has lost its premier position as a shaper of political discourse

Fighting The Fed

Wall Street wants lower rates. Powell says not yet