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  • Finance

    Fortune Best Cities in Europe for Business 2024

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  • Christmas shopping. Shot in Barcelona with Latin American and Polish modelsMagazine

    Kick off this festive season with Fortune’s ultimate luxury gift guide

    By Alex Wood Morton, Aslesha Mehta, and others
  • Sunset at beach near the city of Vlorë in Albania, which sprawls on the Bay of Vlorë and is surrounded by the foothills of the Ceraunian Mountains along the Albanian Adriatic and Ionian Sea CoastsLifestyle

    Fortune Best European Cities for Digital Nomads 2024

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  • Illustrations by Yo AzMagazine

    5 investing trends for 2025—and 15 stocks to help you bet on them

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  • Christian Klein, CEO of SAPLeadership

    A key lesson for leaders from SAP’s CEO: ‘You cannot solve everything with technology.’

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  • Fortune 50 AI Innovators

    Fortune 50 AI Innovators

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  • Dave Ricks, Chair and CEO of Eli LillyLeadership

    Why Eli Lilly’s CEO says failing faster is essential to the company’s success

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  • MALCOLM GLADWELL_COFOUNDER_PUSHKIN INDUSTRIES.Leadership

    Why Malcolm Gladwell decided it was time for ‘Revenge’

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  • Tech

    The second annual Fortune Cyber 60 list

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  • Best Small and Medium Workplaces for Women

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  • NIRAV TOLIA, CEO of NextdoorLeadership

    Why Nextdoor’s founder moved back into the company C-suite

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  • Tesla co-founder and CEO Elon MuskTech

    Musk used ‘Blade Runner’ imagery at Tesla event despite being denied permission, lawsuit claims

    By Brooke Seipel and Fortune Editors
  • Chart showing the S&P 500 at close of market on Monday, Oct. 21.Finance

    Wall Street’s rally cools as investors brace for big earnings week

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  • Screenshot of the S&P 500 at close.Finance

    Record-breaking rally pushes Wall Street to longest winning streak of the year

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  • Hundreds of graduates walked out of the 2024 Commencement in Harvard Yard to call attention to the plight of Palestinians.Finance

    Harvard fundraising tops $1 billion despite being rocked by protests and a presidential ouster

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