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    #FortuneDaily, a new video show hosted by @Ellie_Austin_ that dissects the day's headlines to deliver the insights global decision-makers need to navigate a rapidly changing business landscape and world, is launching today. Subscribe to #FortuneDaily here 👉
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    Just because PlayStation customers “purchased” video games on the console doesn’t mean they actually own the games, or so says the gaming console’s parent company Sony.
    A child holds up two video game cases and stands next to an adult wearing a PlayStation shirt.
    Once a champion for physical media, Sony is now telling PlayStation customers they don’t actually...
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    Beverage and syrup company Torani hasn’t laid off a single employee since the Great Depression. bit.ly/4zNEm7d
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    Temu spent up to $962 million on ads that helped finance an army of fake creators on Meta platforms. On #FortuneDaily, @Jim_Edwards reveals the scale of Temu’s “AI-slop” problem. bit.ly/4h5K8K0
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    A new report from elf Beauty found that everyday athletes share certain qualities compared to the broader population of women in the workforce.
    Women who played sports growing up are 37% more likely to aspire to leadership roles at work, and 50% more likely to get them.
    Women who played sports are 37% more likely to aspire to leadership roles—and 50% more likely to...
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