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What CMOs wish their CEOs knew

The marketing leaders behind CrowdStrike and Snowflake say CEOs need to understand marketing.

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The mental health gaps employers can’t afford to ignore

If employers want to build resilient, future-ready teams, they must move beyond generic wellness programs.

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This law firm sends hundreds of employees on intense hiking trips: ‘There's nobody out there who is going to do anything for you, other than your colleagues

Quinn Emanuel says the offsites are meant to help employees bond and build more meaningful relationships.

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Porsche CEO seeks fresh cost cuts, warning business model ‘no longer works’ in post-Trump, new China world

Facing its biggest crisis in decades, the export-reliant carmaker already plans to eliminate more than a tenth of its nearly 37,000-strong German staff.

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Huntington CFO on the strategic $1.9 billion deal to expand Texas footprint

Even amid continued uncertainty, strategic M&A remains attractive, says Zachary Wasserman.

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Term Sheet Next: Lerer Hippeau makes its first senior venture hire with Ron Zori

From Israeli professional soccer to Public executive, how Zori ended up at the venerated New York venture firm.

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Inside Ares' push to $750 billion—and the unconventional leadership strategy behind its private credit dominance

Ares Management was a first mover in the red-hot private credit space.

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We’re about to find out if the crypto market is big enough to raise the price of U.S. bonds and the dollar

The GENIUS Act requires stablecoins in the U.S. be backed by dollars or U.S. Treasuries. That will lock in demand for dollars and short-term U.S. bonds from stablecoin issuers.

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Why writing off Apple’s CEO could be a classic succession mistake

Apple’s Tim Cook is facing the similar premature doubts that Goldman’s David Solomon battled.

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In-N-Out's billionaire heiress is moving out of California because it's too difficult to raise kids and do business

Lynsi Snyder is a born and bred Californian, and makes no secret of the fact she loves the state where her grandparents founded burger empire In-N-Out.

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How the CEO of Ralph Lauren got the company through the 'boiled frog phenomenon' of going too wide, too cheap

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Dow futures turn higher as investors brace for a big week of earnings, housing market data and Jerome Powell

On Tuesday, Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell and Governor Michelle Bowman are due to speak at a banking conference.

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Top economist sounds the alarm even louder on the housing market and says homebuilders are 'giving up'

"A big tell is that many builders are delaying their land purchases from the land banks. New home sales, starts, and completions will soon fall."

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There's a 'scary' recession warning hidden in the too-good-to-be-true economic data, Wells Fargo says

"It never quite rang true that consumer spending was completely unfazed by the sudden implementation of tariffs," Wells Fargo said.

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UK health service AI tool generated a set of false diagnoses for a patient

An NHS official said the incident was a one-off human error, but the organization is facing scrutiny over how AI tools are used and regulated.

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This creative CEO's tips for new hires' success: Lose the tie and pretend you don’t know anything

Pete Ruggiero, who stepped up to lead the 140-year-old creative company last year, worked his way up from a staff accounting job.

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Gen Z has regrets: 1 in 4 say they wish they hadn’t gone to college or would’ve picked a higher-paying industry

Younger generations feel stuck when it comes to choosing to go to college or get a job.

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Revenge quitting isn’t a Gen Z problem. It’s a leadership failure

We fixate on the spectacle of how employees leave, but the real story why leaders never saw it coming.

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Experienced software developers assumed AI would save them a chunk of time. But in one experiment, their tasks took 20% longer

As more workers use AI, a new study adds to growing evidence the tech doesn’t always deliver on promises of boosted productivity.

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The founder of Deliciously Ella started a blog when suffering from severe chronic pain. Now, her multimillion-dollar snack empire is going global

Ella Mills’s brand came onto the scene before wellness went mainstream. She credits her continued success to consistency—not chasing fads.

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Paris, Barcelona, Venice overwhelmed as tourism increases over prepandemic levels

International travel reached 99% of its prepandemic levels in 2024 and is already on the rise in 2025.

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After earnings fell by $300 million, Cardinal Health’s CEO went ‘ruthless’ to turn it around—and he says workers backed him because ‘people want to win’

Jason Hollar, the Gen X boss of the $38 billion Fortune 500 healthcare giant, overhauled the business—and he says employees were also over being "frustrated that we weren't succeeding."

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It's National Ice Cream Day 2025! Here are the discounts and freebies you can find today

This is not a day to diet.

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Forget 4 a.m. wakeups—sleep is the new status symbol as CEOs adopt Gen Z 'sleepmaxxing' mindset

Dreams are for sale as glorified hustle culture gets turned on its head and executives tout the performance-enhancing benefits of sleep.

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'Elon is gambling' — How Tesla is proving doubters right on why its robotaxi service cannot scale

Monday's near deadly accident with a Tesla autonomous car driving towards an oncoming train show humans are still needed to prevent collisions.

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