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Ripple: ‘Congress must examine the SEC’s role in the recent crypto contagion’

For the last two years, Ripple has been arguing that the SEC is overreaching on crypto regulation. It's time for the new Congress to provide certainty.

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A device that could save thousands of new mothers shows how medicine has left women behind

The Jada System could help save 70,000 women from dying of post-pregnancy complications every year.

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The U.S. has thwarted Putin’s energy blackmail. Europe says ‘Tanks a lot!’

With European storage full and futures falling, energy alarmists are the only ones running out of gas, write Yale's Sonnenfeld and Tian.

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The Kraken is powering New York COVID hospitalizations to their highest level in nearly a year. Is it a sign of what’s coming for the rest of the country?

The rise comes as new, ultra-transmissible COVID variant XBB.1.5, known as Kraken, spreads rapidly.

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'Quiet hiring' is the opposite of quiet quitting, and workers are furious about it

Proponents say if you take on additional work, your boss will notice and give you a raise. Skeptics say that’s laughable.

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How closing the digital divide can improve the global economic outlook for 2023 and beyond

As much as 60% of the global GDP relies on digital communications–and yet a third of the global population remains disconnected from the internet.

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Melinda French Gates convinces more billionaires to give their fortunes to women and girls' causes

The billionaire philanthropist is wielding her power behind the scenes.

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Microsoft is planning to invest up to $10 billion in OpenAI, sources say

Microsoft previously invested $1 billion in the startup in 2019 and may use its artificial intelligence technology to take on rival search giant Google.

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A 1981-level mortgage rate shock has the housing market in a correction—these 7 leading research firms predict what's next for rates

There are only three levers that can depressurize affordability: Rising incomes, falling home prices, and falling mortgage rates.

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Why great managers are the best answer to the labor shortage, according to BCG

What makes a good manager? New research from BCG decodes the DNA of great people managers.

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7 ways to feel better at work and avoid burnout

It's time to work smarter, not harder.

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'A fraud and a bubble are two different things': Crypto is shocking to a financial historian who literally wrote the book on financial bubbles

Financial historian William Quinn says crypto is either the smartest “Ponzi” or the stupidest “bubble” in history: “And the truth is probably somewhere in the middle.”

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Hybrid work is expanding beyond white-collar jobs to finally include frontline workers

Hybrid work has largely been relegated to knowledge workers. But it could come for those on the frontline soon.

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Seattle schools sue social media giants, including TikTok, Instagram, and Snapchat

The lawsuit says the addictive nature of apps has increased anxiety, self-harm, and depression.

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The FTC’s proposed ban on noncompetes doesn’t only mean a huge victory for Gen Z workers. Here’s why it also benefits employers across the country

Nearly half of U.S. employers have some of their employees sign noncompete clauses. Now the FTC wants to ban them.

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College degrees could become obsolete this year

Gartner and LinkedIn experts agree that having a college degree will further lose its value in landing a job this year.

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Why I’ll be cutting back on business travel in 2023

Companies will be pulling back on business travel amid signs of a downturn. Here's why that's a good thing.

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Meet the psychologist who helped cast your favorite reality TV villains and heroes

Psychologist Steven Stein reveals how he helped cast some of the biggest reality TV shows, from Survivor to The Amazing Race.

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Goldman Sachs to begin layoffs this week

The layoffs come on the heels of a major reorganization unveiled earlier this fall.

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Hustle culture is a dangerous myth, burnout expert says. Here are 6 ways to beat it

Busyness no longer constitutes success.

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Twitter employees laid off after Elon Musk’s takeover received severance payments today that fall short of expectations

Some Twitter employees finally received their severance after several delays, but the emails are being marked as spam.

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The Air India passenger who urinated on a woman mid-flight has been fired by Wells Fargo, where he was a vice president

Wells Fargo said it was cooperating with police in India and found the incident “deeply disturbing.”

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7 brain health hacks to strengthen memory, improve mood, and feel less stressed

Start the New Year off by prioritizing your brain health.

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Millennial bosses are charting a new age of astrology at work

Astrology is increasingly popular among millennials, so maybe it's not surprising that it's a hot topic of conversation in the workplace.

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The ‘everything bubble’ has popped and the experts on Wall Street and in Silicon Valley were spectacularly wrong about a ton of things

Morgan Stanley analysts were sure Carvana stock would hit $430 a share and the crypto faithful believed Bitcoin would top $1 million.

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