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  1. The same day he wielded a huge layoff ax, Elon Musk joked to investors about overpaying for Twitter and mused about wealthy people’s work ethic
  2. New York is becoming an ’emerging hotspot’ for the XBB family of COVID variants that hit Singapore, as BQ closes in on U.S. dominance
  3. Crypto is about to change bookkeeping rules—and soon the accounting profession
  4. Fortune talks to Joe Manchin about the chances of bipartisanship and his message to CEOs: ‘Quit writing checks to everybody’
  5. Geopolitical instability is forcing companies to consider national security alongside profit, says former Secretary of Homeland Security Michael Chertoff
  6. I moved to New York and was laid off 8 months later. I’m not alone in fearing it will happen again.
  7. Fortune speaks to Nick Clegg: Meta’s global affairs chief on the future of the metaverse, Apple getting away ‘scot free,’ and Elon Musk joining the social media club
  8. Want to balance strategy and ESG? A strong sense of purpose can carry your business a long way with stakeholders
  9. How Marc D’Amelio prepares TikTok famous kids Dixie and Charli for when social media fame ends
  10. Twitter layoffs are exposing a Silicon Valley culture war between anti– and pro–Elon Musk tech workers
  11. When it comes to diversity, it’s who you see that matters
  12. Former U.S. Treasury Secretary Larry Summers says price gouging and monopolies are not to blame for inflation
  13. Cloud video games have a rocky history, but could have a bright future
  14. Fake German heiress Anna Sorokin swindled people out of $275,000. Now, she’s launched her second attempt at being a socialite with dinner parties
  15. We asked people what they’re wearing to the office. Their answers show how America’s definition of success has changed
  16. The government takes another loss in a Trump-related trial as billionaire Tom Barrack gets acquitted of foreign agent charges
  17. Fed’s Kashkari says the hot jobs market means the inflation fight isn’t done: ‘We have more work to do to try to cool down the economy’
  18. Former Hollywood cop who doubled as Les Moonves’ private bodyguard sent him a confidential sexual assault report, prosecutors say
  19. Layoffs are bad for everyone’s mental health: Here’s how to deal
  20. Laid off at 8 months pregnant, locked out of company email, and goodbyes: Twitter employees share horror stories of sudden layoff on a Black Friday
  21. The race of her life: How Nnenna Lynch plans to chair the New York City Marathon
  22. 4 big questions for Big Tech after its worst day for layoffs in 2022
  23. Xi warns Putin nuclear weapons in Ukraine is a red line. So much for a ‘no limits’ friendship
  24. Advancing workplace diversity: Insights and tips from modern leaders
  25. High mortgage rates are here to stay. Here’s why that’s bad news for county governments–and their taxpayers
  26. The U.S. is officially in a flu epidemic, federal health officials say. They’re preparing to deploy troops and ventilators if necessary
  27. A 27-year-old with a rare disease has died in an experimental gene-editing study. He was the only volunteer.
  28. Here’s the memo that Elon Musk’s Twitter sent out to the entire staff about massive layoffs
  29. ‘London’s oldest chophouse’ says it was forced to shut down by its billionaire landlord demanding back payments for lockdown rent
  30. Top business schools focus on building future leaders with experiential learning model
  31. Patron to enter the prestige tequila market
  32. After slashing headcount and sharing Paul Pelosi conspiracy theories, Elon Musk blames ‘activist groups’ for ‘a massive revenue drop’ at Twitter
  33. The consumer metaverse lags its enterprise peer, but opportunities abound, experts say
  34. Meet Maxwell Frost: 25-year-old Uber driver, and probably the first ever Gen Z congressman
  35. NYC employers are skirting the game-changing pay transparency law by listing $100,000-plus salary ranges for jobs
  36. The Fed’s monetary policy is not the only tool to control inflation–and certainly not the best
  37. Wall Street, Geneva and other international banking centers backed a firm with a history of oil spills in the Amazon rainforest
  38. America’s hidden disaster of dirty tap water is all around us in our small towns and rural areas
  39. ‘I am grateful to be alive’: Selena Gomez’s new documentary gives a raw look into her battle with mental illness
  40. The Supreme Court is more diverse than the overwhelmingly white and male lawyers that argue in front of it
  41. Netflix’s homegrown star Millie Bobbie Brown is kicking off the streamer’s sequel era with ‘Enola Holmes 2.’ More are on the way.
  42. Corporate America is telling us not to worry about a recession with the October jobs report
  43. Stocks move higher on signs the jobs market is healthy but slowing, good news for inflation fight
  44. Web3 will fix social media. Really?
  45. ‘No further fraud’: Judge appoints independent monitor at Trump Organization
  46. The shocking toll of alcohol abuse during the pandemic is just becoming clear: A 30% surge to the worst in 40 years, CDC says
  47. This Week in the Metaverse: Social media welcomes Web3, Telegram auctions rare handles as NFTs, and Roblox says Gen Zers want branded virtual items
  48. FBI says it has credible information of ‘broad’ threat to New Jersey synagogues, urges taking ‘all security precautions’
  49. The Alex Jones trial is just getting to the punitive damages phase—Sandy Hook parents say a $2.75 trillion award is possible
  50. Why isn’t anyone winning the $1.5 billion Powerball? It’s actually because fewer people are buying tickets.
  51. How Elon Musk hopes to monetize Twitter’s ultimate status symbol: The blue checkmark
  52. $4 billion payout to Albertsons shareholders halted by a judge as it seeks approval for grocery mega-merger with Kroger
  53. Fauci says U.S. is at a ‘crossroads’ as COVID kills 2,600 a week and new Omicron variants bloom with winter coming soon 
  54. U.S. economy kept adding jobs in October, reporting 261,000 gain in face of Fed’s rate hikes
  55. Twitter isn’t just axing workers—Musk demands $1 billion in IT spending cuts to stem $3 million in losses each day
  56. Canadian bill would fine school workers $2,900 each day they strike after they turned down a 2.5% raise amid 7% inflation
  57. First Lady Olena Zelenska urges social media companies to stop censoring what’s happening in Ukraine
  58. HR analytics platform Syndio provided employees with pay transparency in 2020. Retention hit 90%
  59. A director at a $430 million retailer reveals how she landed a board job at a public company
  60. Powerball’s $1.5 billion jackpot is driving lottery envy in the 5 states where people can’t buy tickets
  61. Meta executive Nick Clegg to Elon Musk: ‘Welcome to the club’
  62. Fed will be closely watching U.S. jobs report to see if growth in ‘overheated labor market’ slows to expected 200,000 new hires
  63. How an electric products company founded in 1836 is helping modern companies solve one of the most vexing problems of our time
  64. Twitter advertiser exodus deepens as Volkswagen, Pfizer and General Mills hit pause on ad spending
  65. 3 top venture investors predict when valuations will bottom—and it might be sooner than you think
  66. ‘A foolish investment’: Sen. Joe Manchin tells CEOs to demand more for their political contributions
  67. Hong Kong shares soar over 7% after Communist Party paper says officials are being told to ease up on COVID lockdowns
  68. Climate change is a financial risk for most companies. At AccuWeather, it’s a financial win: ‘I like snow. It’s good for business,’ says its CEO
  69. Elon Musk broke the law by suddenly eliminating 3,700 jobs at Twitter without required notice, lawsuit claims
  70. A.I. empowers employees, not just companies. Here’s how leaders can spread that message
  71. Cathie Wood’s new ARK Invest venture capital fund features Elon Musk’s Twitter as its biggest holding—and a lot of risk
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