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    Fortune’s inaugural 100 Most Powerful People in Business: Who made the list, and why?

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  • Flag with logo at the Silicon Valley headquarters for computer graphics hardware manufacturer Nvidia, Santa Clara, California, August 17, 2017. (Photo via Smith Collection/Gado/Getty Images)Finance

    Nvidia isn’t done soaring. BofA sees more upside with a $150 price target

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  • Fortune CHRO dinner sponsored by ServiceNow, featuring Andy Dunn, Co-founder, Bonobos; Mental Health Advocate; Author, Burn Rate: Launching a Startup and Losing My Mind. Photo: Lucy Hewett for FortuneNewsletters

    The founder of startup Bonobos hid a bipolar diagnosis for decades. Now he’s on a mission to destigmatize mental health at work

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    The most powerful seed stage climate tech VCs

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    How a contrarian bet against Elon Musk netted a small fund a big payoff

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  • CNBC EVENTS — Pictured: Carl Icahn, Chairman, Icahn Enterprises, at the 2015 Delivering Alpha Conference on July 15, 2015 — (Photo by: Adam Jeffery/CNBC/NBCU Photo Bank/NBCUniversal via Getty Images)Newsletters

    Activist investor Carl Icahn sets his sights on Southwest Gas

    BYSheryl Estrada and Lee Clifford
  • Yield sign.Finance

    The ‘yield curve’ inversion is spooking the markets. Although it’s a recession predictor, history shows it may not be time to sell

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  • Digital generated image of abstract multi colored pie chart made out of spheres separated on segments on multi colored surface.Finance

    What is a stock split? Here’s how it impacts your investments

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  • an OpenSea logo of an online marketplace for non-fungible tokens is seen on a smartphone screen and a NFT (Non-fungible token) sign in the background.Newsletters

    OpenSea illustrates the perils of growing too fast

    BYLee Clifford and Jessica Mathews
  • The logo of the gaming company Activision Blizzard is seen on a screen of a phone next to a red illustration of worldNewsletters

    Activision Blizzard focused on the bottom line—and women paid the price

    BYSheryl Estrada and Lee Clifford
  • UNITED STATES &#8211; 2021/12/21: In this photo illustration, the Abbott&#8217;s at-home covid-19 rapid test kits are seen on display in Orlando.<br /> U.S. President Joe Biden announced that the federal government has purchased 500 million at-home covid-19 rapid test kits. These at-home covid-19 rapid test kits will be mailed to the Americans who requested them. This is one of a series of new steps Biden announced on December 21, 2021, as the country faces a potentially crippling wintertime surge of infections, spurred on by the now-dominant Omicron covid-19 strain. (Photo Illustration by Paul Hennessy/SOPA Images/LightRocket via Getty Images)Health

    Covid testing: What to know about accuracy for at-home, rapid and PCRs for the Omicron variant

    BYLee Clifford and Jane Thier
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    The metaverse, explained: Everything you need to know about the (rapidly expanding) new world

    BYLee Clifford and Marco Quiroz-Gutierrez
  • Young woman trading stock market by touching.Newsletters

    The great debate over inflation

    BYSheryl Estrada and Lee Clifford
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    What’s behind Shiba Inu coin’s stunning rise—up 777% in 30 days

    BYLee Clifford, Chris Morris, and others
  • Cropped hand of young Asian woman using smartphone on social media network application on the go, viewing or giving likes in the city at night. Social media addiction conceptNewsletters

    Do you know these creators? You should

    BYSheryl Estrada and Lee Clifford