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Asia
Adani threatens lawsuit over Hindenburg report on the ‘largest con in corporate history.’ Short seller says bring it on.
Bengaluru-based proxy advisor InGovern says ‘no new facts’ in Hindenburg’s 106-page report on Adani empire
Amid mass selloff, Adani claims ‘investigation’ by short seller Hindenburg devoid of facts
Environment
Pandering to an audience of ravens and spying like a fish: Animals have all sorts of sophisticated ways to maintain power in the wild
A chemical plant’s polluting poisoned a generation of children in a small town. The settlement that the state just made has residents up in arms
Two experts with front-row seats to California’s ambitious climate plan explain how the state could pull it off—and why they think it could change the world
Europe
The WHO is urging countries to start stockpiling medicines for ‘nuclear emergencies’ after the EU’s latest warning on Putin
Managers: You have 18 months to engage your new hire before they get itchy feet
Half of global GDP relies on nature–but it’s being wiped out. Here’s the business case for investing in biodiversity
Finance
A Fed economist says the Fed is making inequality worse with its interest rate hikes
Goldman Sachs CEO David Solomon just took a major pay cut after a disastrous year—But he’s still walking away with $25 million
Adani threatens lawsuit over Hindenburg report on the ‘largest con in corporate history.’ Short seller says bring it on.
Health
What’s CH.1.1? Meet ‘Orthrus,’ a new wildcard Omicron strain with a concerning Delta mutation
What is ‘Ozempic face’? Experts explain the side effect of this popular weight loss drug linked to Chelsea Handler
The WHO is urging countries to start stockpiling medicines for ‘nuclear emergencies’ after the EU’s latest warning on Putin
Leadership
Goldman Sachs CEO David Solomon just took a major pay cut after a disastrous year—But he’s still walking away with $25 million
Madison Square Garden owner James Dolan stands by his decision to use facial recognition to ban lawyers who work at firms suing him: ‘Please don’t come’
Tickets for Prince Harry’s first speech since releasing bombshell book ‘Spare’ will cost you nearly $1,000—but you can also watch it for free
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Keeping up with the SEC: Here’s what Kim Kardashian and your financial adviser have in common
Crypto lender BlockFi files for bankruptcy after FTX implosion
New York bans new crypto mining power plants—for now
Lifestyle
‘My home is messy’: Organizing queen Marie Kondo has given up on perfect and says she has a new approach
Ticketmaster and Live Nation were not supposed to create a monopoly. Here’s why music fans, lawmakers, and Taylor Swift are fed up with the ticketing platforms
Jeff Bezos’s advice for bosses who are leading meetings: Talk last
Personal Finance
Two economists who study rural America say official inflation numbers don’t count people who live outside of cities—and their own analysis shows that they could be suffering more
Americans are spending less and it’s cooling down the economy just as the Fed intended
YouTube influencer sparks outrage saying ‘if you don’t have a Lamborghini in your 20s, you should have a ‘serious’ talk with yourself’
Politics
Memphis releases video showing savage 3-minute police beating of Tyre Nichols that led to his death
Police video of attack on Paul Pelosi shows suspect lunge at him with a hammer and the chaos that followed
The WHO is urging countries to start stockpiling medicines for ‘nuclear emergencies’ after the EU’s latest warning on Putin
Retail
Amazon Fresh shoppers will soon have to buy a lot more to get free Prime delivery
Ticketmaster and Live Nation were not supposed to create a monopoly. Here’s why music fans, lawmakers, and Taylor Swift are fed up with the ticketing platforms
The transgender birthday cake case takes another twist: Appeals court rules a dessert is not a form of speech
Success
Pandering to an audience of ravens and spying like a fish: Animals have all sorts of sophisticated ways to maintain power in the wild
Men making good money in the prime of their lives are leaning away from demanding jobs and it could be because they’re ‘re-evaluating their priorities’
Two economists who study rural America say official inflation numbers don’t count people who live outside of cities—and their own analysis shows that they could be suffering more
