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    20 Best Workplaces in Biotechnology and Pharmaceuticals

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  • Best Workplaces in Health Care and BioPharma 2021-Featured

    25 Best Small and Medium Workplaces in Health Care

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  • Mike Roman, CEO of 3M, Leadership Next.Leadership

    Masked up but recovering: How COVID-19 changed American businesses

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  • Rare winter storm caused widespread power outages in TexasTech

    Texas power grid failure spurs conversation about America’s energy future

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  • Doug Peterson of S&P Global on Leadership Next.Leadership

    Why it’s clear that investing in social change pays off

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  • Optic Gaming faces eUnited during the Call of Duty World League Championship 2019 at Pauley Pavilion on August 16, 2019 in Los Angeles, California. (Photo by John McCoy/Getty Images)Tech

    During COVID, e-sports have been big business

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  • Jeffrey Immelt on Leadership NextLeadership

    Some burning questions for former GE CEO Jeff Immelt on his time in the ‘Hot Seat’

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  • Tech

    The Black women making tech more equal

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  • Peggy Johnson, CEO of Magic Leap on Leadership Next.Leadership

    Magic Leap CEO Peggy Johnson is immersing her company in enterprise technology

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  • OkCupid app logo is displayed on a mobile phone screen photographed on OkCupid website background. Krakow, Poland on January 15, 2021. Numbers show that the Covid-19 pandemic resulted in an increase in people looking for love online on dating apps and websites. (Photo illustration by Beata Zawrzel/NurPhoto)Tech

    Activity on dating apps has surged during the pandemic

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  • Tristan Walker on Leadership Next.Leadership

    Tristan Walker: Companies need to serve people of color with empathy

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  • Computer code displayed on screens arranged in Danbury, U.K., on Monday, Jan. 4, 2021. In the spring, hackers managed to insert malicious code into a software product from an IT provider called SolarWinds Corp., whose client list includes 300,000 institutions. Photographer: Chris Ratcliffe/BloombergTech

    Going deep on the massive 2020 cyberattack on the United States

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  • Sheryl Sandberg of Facebook, Albert Bourla of Pfizer, and Mary Barra of GM on Leadership Next.Leadership

    What happened at Fortune’s not-in-Davos gathering of business leaders

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  • World’s Most Admired Companies

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  • Scratched posters on a wall in Florence, Italy.Tech

    Using human languages to make computers think more like us

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