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    Introducing: Fortune 500 Digest, your new daily briefing curated by @Jim_Edwards. Each morning, you'll receive the most important business news and analysis, all before you get to the office. 📫 Subscribe here: bit.ly/44RtIxY
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    Bending Spoons received 800,000 job applications last year and hired only 286 candidates. According to CEO Luca Ferrari, surviving this ultra-selective process requires throwing out the traditional hiring playbook.
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    For the first time since at least 1974, new homes are selling for less than existing ones, and the culprit is a mix of builders getting generous and sellers refusing to budge.
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    The secrets of an unheralded AI success story: @CHRobinson. Spoiler alert: it's one part tech, one part operations, and one part culture. Plus, all the rest of the week's AI news in my latest @FortuneMagazine Eye on AI newsletter.
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    Just out in @FortuneMagazine - Trust in the FDA is collapsing. It’s time to get really transparent about our food and our drugs
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    Billionaire Virgin Group founder Richard Branson is warning that getting up at the crack of dawn won’t make you more successful—and could actually burn you out.
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    More American businesses are now being inherited rather than purchased, part of the broader Great Wealth Transfer marking a shift in how the next generation could shape the economy.
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    France will walk away from the World Cup with at least $27 million—but star player Kylian Mbappé is set to give away his entire share.
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    "There's $1.8 trillion of inefficiency in global supply chains today. Because of the intelligence that we have and the expertise that we have, we think we can make a dent in that," @FedEx CEO told Fortune Editor-in-Chief @ajs in the latest episode of @Fortune500: Titans and
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    Ramp cofounder and CEO Eric Glyman runs against the standard playbook of a stack of credentials, crazy connections, and elite degrees. Instead, he hires for what he calls a “spike” or exceptional drive.
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    A group of 26 Meta employees has sued the company, claiming it used artificial intelligence systems to select people for layoffs, targeting those on medical, parental or family leave.
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