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The Slack CEO who replaced Stewart Butterfield wants to make Slack more like its parent Salesforce

Lidiane Jones wants to make Slack the ultimate "front door" for Salesforce customers.

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Crypto VCs are facing a harsh reality in the downturn

“There’s no way to hide behind the opaqueness of the private markets for a crypto fund with token holdings,” PitchBook’s Robert Le said.

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GSK CEO Emma Walmsley says A.I. could improve Big Pharma's most 'profound' challenge: R&D inefficiency

"When we talk about health care costs, the single biggest thing we can do is innovate more.”

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How the work-from-home trend could trigger the next banking blowup

Thousands of square feet of empty office space are creating a crisis in commercial real estate—and a potential meltdown for small and mid-sized banks.

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Crypto VCs face a harsh reality in the bear market

The quirks of crypto investing have created a sober outlook for venture capital firms.

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I've had an Amex Platinum card for 5 years—and the annual fee more than pays for itself.

The Platinum Card from American Express is worth the $695 annual fee if you’re a frequent traveler.

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Commuting costs $2,000 and 39 hours more than it did before the pandemic

The average American shells out $8,466 and spends 239 hours commuting yearly, new research from Clever Real Estate finds.

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People are posting credit scores on their dating profiles—it’s winning them more matches and better dates

Women have reported getting not only more matches but better dates by adding their credit score to dating profiles—yet there’s a catch.

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Why it's never ok for a boss to date a junior worker

Whether or not this is consensual or an isolated incident, a romantic relationship between a boss and someone significantly more junior will culturally set the tone for what’s acceptable at the company, experts warn.

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Supreme Court’s affirmative action decision could spell trouble for corporate diversity initiatives

If the Supreme Court rules against affirmative action, universities risk becoming more homogenous, making it harder for companies to recruit diverse hires.

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Future Fortune 500 CEOs: 11 up-and-comers that leadership experts see as generational standout bosses

Fortune has identified 11 CEO stars in the making—many of them already in the C-suite, and all potential large-company CEOs.

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For the next generation of star CEOs, experience alone isn’t enough. Here’s what they need to reach the top rung

Vulnerability, humility, and self-awareness are among the qualities that high-potential first-time CEOs must cultivate.

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AOC accuses Elon Musk of 'boosting' a fake Twitter account impersonating her

Fake Twitter accounts have been spreading since Musk's policy changes. Not even government figures are safe.

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Former Coinbase employee and his brother settle with the SEC, which again dodges proving whether cryptocurrencies are securities

The agency secures another crypto-related result. It still hasn't issued clear guidelines for participants in the space.

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This Supreme Court case could spell the beginning of the end for affirmative action. It’s a looming crisis for corporate America

"After this you’ll really be able to identify who has always been on board and who never really was," says one diversity, equity, and inclusion specialist.

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Getting rich is ‘surprisingly simple’ if you follow a 3-step strategy, says an expert on self-made wealth

There will always be a limit to how many expenses you can cut. But there’s no limit to how much you can earn.

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Nvidia stock soars to join the ‘Trillion-Dollar Club’—a group that until now has only ever had 6 members

Nvidia's P/E is now around 70. But that means that to reward investors, its future profit growth needs to be spectacular.

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Amazon gives working parents school holidays off amid battle over increase on 'poverty pay'

The tech giant says its new contracts would give caregivers the chance to spend more time with their children and save money on childcare.

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As crypto embraces A.I., a major exchange scraps its ChatGPT integration

Bitget, the fifth-largest derivatives crypto exchange, said that the artificial intelligence tool was providing false information to its users.

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Tech bigwigs tired of woke academia are funding the 'University of Austin' where Marc Andreessen will lecture at a ‘Forbidden Courses’ program this summer

The University of Austin is being funded by tech bigwigs who are tired of 'woke' academia.

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The return-to-office wars could end in a stalemate as we all reach the same conclusion about what the flexible future of work means

The rhetoric on both sides is fierce, but the paths are remarkably parallel.

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Most family businesses don’t look like ‘Succession.’ Here’s what America’s enterprising families bring to the table

Family-owned businesses represent 54% of U.S. GDP and 59% of employment.

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U.S. employers have gone from opposing international labor standards to hiding behind them. Now a complaint is trying to stop U.S.-style union busting from taking over the world

U.S. employers have shifted their argument. They want not only to protect employer interference in the U.S. but also to normalize it as a global practice.

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Here's where Waystar Royco would rank on the Fortune 500

The crown jewel of the fictional Roy family would rank in the upper half, well above the real Murdoch family—but below the Redstones.

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A.I. moving ‘faster than real life’ is widening a skills gap workers need to keep up with

Workers have no choice but to up their tech skills, Pearson's Andy Bird says.

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