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Everyday AI

Fortune Magazine • 11th January 2023

Vineyards Are Using A.I. To Battle Climate Change

Self-driving tractors, drones and mountains of data are changing the Gamble Family Vineyards' approach to farming.

Fortune Magazine • 18th November 2022

McLaren Driver Lando Norris On The Tech Behind His F1 Success

McLaren's Formula One team is using A.I. to maximize driver performance.

Fortune Magazine • 14th October 2022

How A.I. Could Save Hawaii's Rainforests

The Nature Conservancy is using A.I. to target invasive species that are destroying Hawaii's biodiversity.

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Suite Advice

Fortune Magazine • 14th March 2024

Leadership advice from the CEO of the world's largest airline

Ed Bastian, CEO of Delta Air Lines, discusses how to lead during times of rapid change and disruption.

Fortune Magazine • 14th March 2024

Leadership advice from the youngest female CEO on the Fortune 500

Centene CEO Sarah London offers up some "suite" advice garnered from her first year on the job.

Fortune Magazine • 14th March 2024

Starbucks CEO on work-life balance: "It's got to be a pretty high bar to keep me away from the family"

Laxman Narasimhan tells Fortune that if anyone gets a minute of his time after 6 p.m. they "better be sure that it's important."

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Path to Zero

Fortune Magazine • 11th December 2022

This Eco-Friendly Rocket Fuel Could Change The Space Industry

BluShift made history in 2021 for launching the first commercial rocket using biofuel. As rocket use grows so does concern about polluting the stratosphere. Small companies are developing innovative solutions.

Fortune Magazine • 16th August 2022

An Incubator For Ocean Economy-Focused Startups

Altasea’s mission is to become the Silicon Valley for blue economy startups and investors, and inspire the next generation to look to the blue economy for jobs.

Fortune Magazine • 20th December 2022

Is Your Smartphone Really That Bad For The Planet?

Companies like Samsung and Fairphone are focused on making products that use recycled and ethically-sourced materials.

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Fortune Explains

Fortune Magazine • 4th April 2019

Fortune Explains: Brexit

A guide to what it is and why it matters.

Fortune Magazine • 1st April 2019

Fortune Explains: Dual Class Shares

Lyft, Facebook and other tech companies use this structure - but who truly benefits?

Fortune Magazine • 29th March 2019

Fortune Explains: Amazon's Federal Income Taxes

Amazon is unlikely to pay federal income tax for 2018. Here's how.

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The Ground Up

Fortune Magazine • 2nd March 2023

How I Raised $50K In 9 Days To Open A Bar Showing Only Women’s Sports

Jenny Nguyen was sick of watching women’s games on mute at sports bars, so she opened her own. The Sports Bra bar in Portland, Oregon shows only women’s sports. In just 9 days, she raised $50,000 to open the bar.

Fortune Magazine • 19th January 2023

How I Started A $100 Million Fast Casual Restaurant

Slutty Vegan founder Pinky Cole dives into her story of how she came up with a provocative way to sell vegan food and turn it into a $100 million brand from the ground up.

Fortune Magazine • 2nd February 2023

How We Started A Company Helping 500,000 People In Wheelchairs

Award-winning songwriter Barry Dean and brother Jered Dean cofounded LUCI, a company that's changing an industry by turning “dumb wheelchairs into smart wheelchairs.”

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Trailblazers

Fortune Magazine • 1st August 2019

Thinx CEO on the Importance of Good Benefits for Working Parents

Maria Mulland says creating these policies is a key part of her job.

Fortune Magazine • 1st August 2019

How Affectiva Founder Rana el Kaliouby Became CEO

At first she didn't "have the guts to do it."

Fortune Magazine • 1st August 2019

Lisa Sherman: "You Just Need to Speak Your Truth"

The Ad Council President and CEO on coming out at work.

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