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    Barstool Sports is selling part of its business to a casino operator in a deal that values the company at $450 million

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    23andMe CEO Anne Wojcicki is ‘surprised’ that DNA test sales have declined. I’m not.

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    Blossom Capital founder Ophelia Brown is tired of answering questions about her gender

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    Why WeWork is suddenly focused on slow, sustainable growth

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    WeWork’s other cofounder has a plan to save the company. It’s the opposite of what Adam Neumann envisioned.

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    On a bumpy road to IPO, Airbnb doubles down on corporate governance

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