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• It’s been one year since we lost Ruth Bader Ginsburg September 20, 2021
  Despite the court's recent choice not to weigh in on Texas's restrictive abortion law, her legacy lives on. Read More
  Emma Hinchliffe
• Fortune donates profits from NFT sale to journalism organizations September 20, 2021
  We are donating part of our new cryptocurrency stash to four worthy organizations that support a free press and public service journalism. Read More
  Alan Murray
• China fears trigger stocks sell-off, sinking Dow futures and crypto September 20, 2021
  Dow futures are off nearly 500 points. Read More
  Bernhard Warner
• Amazon just keeps on hiring September 17, 2021
  Amazon is going on a hiring spree with plans to fill more than 185,000 new positions globally. Read More
  Declan Harty
• There’s an ugly history buried beneath A.I. September 17, 2021
  Colonialism’s painful legacy can be found everywhere—from AI to attempt at allyship. Read More
  Ellen McGirt
• When startup exits aren’t such good news September 17, 2021
  With the frothy startup environment, it’s easy to forget some companies aren’t doing as well as they look. Read More
  Lucinda Shen
• Fortune wants to hear from working parents as the new school year gets underway September 17, 2021
  As the fall kicks into gear, what concerns are top of mind for moms and dads—and how are employers helping them cope (or not). Read More
  Kristen Bellstrom
• These are the best workplaces for women September 17, 2021
  Fortune's latest lists are out. Read More
  Alan Murray
• Global stocks gain, U.S. futures flatline as a big ‘Triple Witching’ deadline looms today September 17, 2021
  It's "Triple Witching" Friday, and Goldman predicts it could be a volatile one. Read More
  Bernhard Warner
• The failed bid to topple Gavin Newsom and the politics of public health September 16, 2021
  Gavin Newsom vanquished his political opponents in California's closely watched gubernatorial election on Tuesday. The politics of COVID and public health are a major reason why. Read More
  Sy Mukherjee
• Crypto companies set their sights on derivatives September 16, 2021
  From FTX.US to Coinbase, crypto exchanges are looking to wade into the lucrative, yet highly-regulated, business of derivatives. Read More
  Declan Harty
• What billionaire space racers can learn from Norm MacDonald September 16, 2021
  Maybe spaceflight for non-billionaires could be good? Read More
  Kevin T. Dugan
• Goldman Sachs dives into fintech’s latest trend with GreenSky September 16, 2021
  Goldman Sachs snaps up GreenSky, putting it in the BNPL space Read More
  Lucinda Shen
• Simone Biles fights the system September 16, 2021
  She and other top gymnasts say jailing Larry Nassar isn't enough. Read More
  Claire Zillman
• How businesses can retain the trust they’ve won during the pandemic September 16, 2021
  A PwC survey, in partnership with Fortune Brand Studio, had some interesting findings. Read More
  Alan Murray
• The U.S.’s first shot at vaccine diplomacy in Asia failed to deliver. Can a second do the trick? September 16, 2021
  'Quad' leaders have another chance to help vaccinate Asia after their first attempt failed. Read More
  Grady McGregor
• Bitcoin and Ethereum gain, stocks teeter ahead of a big batch of labor and retail data September 16, 2021
  U.S. futures point to losses on the Dow and S&P 500 for a fourth straight day. Read More
  Bernhard Warner
• COVID deaths are up 40%. These states are running low on ICU beds and health workers September 15, 2021
  The Delta variant continues to wreak havoc. Read More
  Erika Fry
• Apple’s lucky iPhone 13 September 15, 2021
  It may be the iPhone 13, but Apple has little to fear. Read More
  Declan Harty
• The rise of the world’s most valuable, female-led startup September 15, 2021
  Canva is now the most valuable female-led startup in the world. Read More
  Lucinda Shen