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Mark Cuban says work-life balance is a luxury ambitious people can’t afford because ‘there’s someone out there working 24/7 to kick your ass’

Hustle culture is alive and strong, according to the billionaire. For those serious about finding success, “there is no balance,” Cuban says.

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Battery behemoths battle: Duracell is suing Energizer over battery-life claims

It's a lot like a case from five years ago.

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Amazon Prime Day 2025 will last an unprecedented four days—and deals include $1 per gallon savings on gas

Retailer goes big for the 10th anniversary.

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One of the hardest jobs in business: Being a 'sponsor' that protects rising female execs

Rosalind Chow writes about the surprising rules of sponsorship in her new book "The Doors You Can Open."

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Here’s the one question the CHRO of IBM asks during every interview

In the age of AI, job candidates need to be comfortable talking about the ways they’ve failed.

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Central banks expect to swap out more of their U.S. dollar reserves for gold as greenback’s safe-haven status weakens

Those in the Global South are actively shifting their own reserves toward gold at a much faster rate than advanced economies to reduce their U.S. dollar exposure amid growing trade protectionism.

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What CFOs worry about most in uncertain markets

Amol Dhargalkar, chairman and managing partner of Chatham Financial, explains three major issues.

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In Q1 2025, enterprise SaaS M&A deal count hit 210, according to PitchBook

Q1 2025 saw 210 enterprise SaaS mergers and acquisitions get done, a number on par with the 211 deals inked in Q4 2024, says PitchBook data.

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Newly-minted grads only make up just 5% of the workforce but they’re playing an ‘oversized’ role driving up unemployment

Landing a job is only getting more difficult for graduates, potentially strengthening arguments from the likes of Jamie Dimon about focusing on job-ready skills as opposed to college degrees.

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Walgreens’ lost decade: How M&A mania and retail neglect shrunk a $100 billion giant to a $10 billion private equity gamble

As Walgreens exits Wall Street after 98 years, its new owners face a daunting turnaround. Will a renewed focus on its pharmacies and more financial discipline be enough?

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Stocks are having a good war but the dollar is not

Here’s a snapshot of the action this morning prior to the opening bell in New York.

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Cushman & Wakefield’s Michelle MacKay on the advantages of board-to-CEO leaders

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Novo Nordisk is losing Canadian patent protection on a blockbuster drug after not paying a small fee

“I’m sure someone’s lost their job,” said the CEO of Sandoz, which has now filed to launch a generic GLP-1 drug in Canada next year.

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Carried interest is no longer just for PE firms. A new wrinkle for executive comp at BlackRock and Goldman Sachs could become the norm across finance

Carried interest is no longer just for PE firms.

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Canva’s cofounder is looking to hire ‘AI natives’ and university dropouts

“They’re really good hires, especially when you add them to a nontechnical team and upskill the rest of the organization,” Cliff Obrecht said. “[They] become evangelists in the organization and really help drive that mindset shift.”

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Fed meets as policymakers are expected to assert their independence amid Trump’s pressure

After a turbulent spring, investors will be watching this latest Fed meeting to see if Chair Jerome Powell will offer any hints about whether the worst has passed or is yet to come.

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Exclusive: Trump’s former commerce secretary says an overconfident White House may push trade allies like the EU too far

The Trump administration is scoring wins with its new foreign policy, says Wilbur Ross, but runs the risk of getting overconfident because of its successes.

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Inside Blackstone’s $500 billion bet on Europe

As Steve Schwarzman braces to dethrone Warren Buffett as the longest-running Fortune 500 CEO, he and other Blackstone execs talk about the asset manager’s plans for Europe.

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Merck exec says Chernobyl changed the course of her life after her father begged her to leave nuclear physics on his deathbed

Gen Z grads are slamming degrees as worthless—but Fortune 500 boss, Doina Ionescu, says her MBA was the best investment because ‘it has fundamentally changed me as a person’.

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WhatsApp introduces ads, fulfilling a plan its cofounders hated so much they left over it

Cofounders Brian Acton and Jan Koum once promised “absolutely no ads” in WhatsApp. Meta won.

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What Southeast Asia's largest companies say about a region in flux

Total revenue on the Southeast Asia 500 grew by almost 2% last year—but Trump trade policy could unwind those gains.

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GoTo readies itself for an Indonesia-focused Fintech future

GoTo's recent actions, such as announcing its fintech results ahead of on-demand services, show its priorities are changing.

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JPMorgan Chase files for blockchain-related trademark, triggering speculation it has stablecoin plans

The trademark filing for “JPMD” referred to digital currencies and other blockchain technology.

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I had one simple surgery to lower my risk of the deadliest cancer for women. Here's why you probably don't know about it—but should

There is absolutely no detection method for ovarian cancer.

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Exclusive: Congressman Tim Moore failed to properly disclose hundreds of thousands of dollars worth of personal stock purchases made around Trump's 'Liberation Day' in a potential STOCK Act violation

Moore did not publicly disclose a dozen stock trades that he made throughout April until Friday, which is well after a federal deadline for doing so.

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