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• Tekedra Mawakana, Peggy Johnson, and more CEOs on the future of tech December 3, 2021
  The Waymo and Magic Leap CEOs joined Fortune Brainstorm Tech in Half Moon Bay, Calif. Read More
  Kristen Bellstrom
• How tech companies are disrupting everything from brain surgery to emergency training to bank payments December 3, 2021
  Takeaways from Fortune's Brainstorm Tech conference Read More
  Alan Murray
• Stocks and crypto flatline ahead of today’s decisive jobs report December 3, 2021
  The nonfarm payrolls report comes out at 8:30 a.m. ET. Read More
  Bernhard Warner
• Square’s evolution to Block signals Jack Dorsey’s grand designs on decentralization December 3, 2021
  The fintech company’s rebranding reflects its founder’s belief in decentralization as a vehicle to revolutionize the financial system. Read More
  Rey Mashayekhi
• Omicron emphasizes the importance of genomic surveillance December 2, 2021
  The COVID-19 Omicron variant illustrates how essential it is that all countries do their part in genomic surveillance by sequencing samples and sharing data. Read More
  David Meyer
• Congress can’t get its act together on Big Tech December 2, 2021
  A House hearing lays bare the divides blocking social media accountability. Read More
  Jacob Carpenter
• From fintechs to worker unions, the future of tech is about scaling to power December 2, 2021
  Fortune’s Brainstorm Tech conference closes with some takeaways on fintechs, unions, semiconductors, and more. Read More
  Lucinda Shen
• The Supreme Court’s own ego may be the only thing that saves Roe v. Wade December 2, 2021
  Justice Sonia Sotomayor argued that overturning abortion rights would tarnish the court's reputation. Read More
  Claire Zillman
• Semiconductor factories are the oil reserves of the 21st century, Intel CEO says December 2, 2021
  It's a new geopolitical battle Read More
  Alan Murray
• Narrowing an IPO loophole may be Beijing’s latest effort to wean firms off foreign capital—even if it sacrifices future growth December 2, 2021
  Beijing is reportedly weighing new regulation that would make it harder for tech firms to go public overseas. Read More
  Clay Chandler
• Omicron continues to roil the markets—U.S. futures rise while Bitcoin and global stocks fall December 2, 2021
  After Wednesday's tumble, U.S. futures are bouncing back on Thursday. Read More
  Bernhard Warner
• Elizabeth Holmes concedes mistakes—to a point December 1, 2021
  The Theranos founder wishes she’d done things differently, but largely side-steps responsibility. Read More
  Jacob Carpenter
• The future of the metaverse depends on tech companies avoiding past pitfalls December 1, 2021
  As technologists dive into the metaverse, they’ll need to avoid the mistakes social media companies have made. Read More
  Lucinda Shen
• ‘Succession’ subjects its leading women to fictional workplace misogyny that’s painfully real December 1, 2021
  We're not necessarily rooting for Shiv or Gerri, but we know what they’re going through. Read More
  Kristen Bellstrom
• Brainstorm Tech delegates share ideas about the COVID pandemic’s accelerating effects December 1, 2021
  "Unlike any period I've seen." Read More
  Alan Murray
• Stocks, crude and Ether jump following a brutal November sell-off December 1, 2021
  Bull Sheet breaks down November's biggest markets winners and losers—and it wasn't a good month for Bitcoin. Read More
  Bernhard Warner
• There’s a problem with Giving Tuesday—it’s not what you think it is November 30, 2021
  You’re giving, but do you know how it all works? Read More
  Ellen McGirt
• COVID infections are rising again as the Omicron variant emerges in nearly 20 countries November 30, 2021
  43% of the world's population has been fully vaccinated. Read More
  Erika Fry
• Can a Twitter insider turn around its fortunes? November 30, 2021
  New CEO Parag Agrawal, a 10-year Twitter veteran, inherits a company in need of cutting-edge products. Read More
  Jacob Carpenter
• How Airbnb’s human-centered software design helped it win the pandemic November 30, 2021
  Airbnb’s rebound from the COVID-19 pandemic is more than a comeback. From safety protocols to upgrades and designs to make the user experience even more intuitive and simple, the company used human-centered design to transform itself and meet the “pent-up demand” for travel in a COVID world. Read More
  Nicole Gull McElroy