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Fortune Magazine June 30, 2014 Elizabeth Holmes and Theranos Company VG
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New Blood
Elizabeth Holmes founded her revolutionary blood diagnostics company, Theranos, when she was 19. It’s now worth more than $9 billion, and poised to change health care.
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The New Metropolis
We’re in the midst of one of the biggest demographic trends to hit our landscape in decades: a global migration of wealth to cities. Fortune explores this shift in depth.
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The End of Driving (as We Know It)
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Is Lake Nona’s medical and residential development the future of cities—or a unique creation that can’t be replicated?
By Jennifer Reingold
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The Community Builders
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Interview by Leigh Gallagher
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Africa’s Big Apple
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By Vivienne Walt
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Is Tony Fadell the Next Steve Jobs or… the Next Larry Page?
At Apple he masterminded the iPod and was once seen as a potential CEO. Now the founder of Nest—which he recently sold to Google for $3.2 billion—is leading the search giant’s effort to disrupt your home.
By Adam Lashinsky
