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Zuckerberg told Meta directors he might leave California, where he could lose billions to a wealth tax. Meta answered with a new class of stock

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My industry wants you to fire your sales team. One of my customers plans to double theirs
My industry wants you to fire your sales team. One of my customers plans to double theirs

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Merck Animal Health SVP: to promote human health, invest in protecting animals
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The U.S. market has never been more focused on one single bet—but AI’s payoff will likely take decades
The U.S. market has never been more focused on one single bet—but AI’s payoff will likely take decades
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The way we consume energy is changing. Abu Dhabi’s integrated system has already embraced that change 
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Kamala Harris and Donald Trump are betting on nostalgia to win your vote. Here’s why
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America’s national debt is ballooning—and any real solutions can only be bipartisan
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America’s national debt is ballooning—and any real solutions can only be bipartisan
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The ‘flagship office’ is on the rise—and it uses the principles of the experience economy to coax employees back to their desks
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EV price parity with gas vehicles is closer than you think
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EV price parity with gas vehicles is closer than you think
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‘Founder mode’ is missing a key to growth—take it from a founder and CEO
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After 2 years of peddling Putin’s propaganda, the IMF is returning to Russia in open defiance of the West
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After 2 years of peddling Putin’s propaganda, the IMF is returning to Russia in open defiance of the West
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Free speech faces death by 1,000 cuts as tech, media, and politics clash
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Australia’s startup scene has delivered the 3rd-highest liquidity behind the U.S. and China, new analysis shows
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Nextdoor CEO: Forget ‘founder mode.’ Here’s how Oprah Winfrey, Steve Jobs, and Sam Walton mastered the ‘founder’s mentality’
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