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1. How this first-generation student ended up at a top MBA program—and landed an internship with Microsoft
2. This year’s Super Bowl was the third-most watched in history—and Rihanna’s stunning half-time show did even better
3. GOP kicks off probe into COVID’s origins by sending letter to Dr. Fauci and promising to hold U.S. officials ‘that took part in any sort cover-up accountable’
4. Meet the Sidewinder—the $400,000 missile of choice for shooting down suspected Chinese spy balloons and mystery UFOs
5. Slack is ditching its stunning San Francisco headquarters — designed to make workers feel like they were in waterfalls and glaciers — and moving into Salesforce Tower to cut costs
6. Nearly a quarter of teen girls made a suicide plan in the past year, according to a startling new CDC report
7. The head of Oregon’s liquor agency just resigned after he was accused of using his power to acquire rare fancy bourbon for himself
8. Ford is investing billions in an EV battery plant in Michigan, and it’s got a partner from China
9. A handful of the richest families in Europe including the owners of Chanel and Peugeot are putting up almost $4 billion to take the Rothschild & Co. bank private
10. Larry Summers warns now is not the time for investor ‘euphoria’—markets are headed for a ‘turbulent period’
11. Up next in Ron DeSantis’ war against the ‘woke agenda’: No ESG criteria in municipal bonds
12. All those spy balloons have had only a ‘limited’ benefit for China, White House claims
13. Canada is looking for ‘the object’ it shot down but it’s in a huge area in the frozen Yukon
14. Architect of the Capitol fired after scathing report alleges a series of ‘ethical’ violations including letting his family use his government car
15. Millions of Americans don’t have the luxury of moving on from the pandemic. We shouldn’t leave them behind
16. The White House wants you to know that the flying objects Biden shot down weren’t space aliens
17. ‘We’re in a frenzy to be more agile’: How Kraft Heinz’s CEO is reviving Jell-O, Kool-Aid, and other famous longtime brands
18. The 2008 housing downturn crushed Miami—this time around the market has held steady, so far
19. Alternative hip-hop pioneer Trugoy the Dove of De La Soul dies at 54
20. You’re not going to get rid of that nagging cough anytime soon
21. Being named CFO is now the fast track to the top of the mountain
22. Elon Musk insists he’s restricting Ukraine’s access to Starlink because Zelensky could start World War III
23. A music professor reveals how Burt Bacharach cracked the code of easy listening
24. A year of high-profile anti-Semitism takes a huge toll on U.S. Jews: 4 in 10 now feel less secure
25. Twitter is about to start charging $100 for a critical research tool earthquake rescuers depend on in Turkey and Syria
26. Stablecoins are under threat and this new type of crypto could replace them, says JPMorgan 
27. Few retail execs have what it takes to be CEO anymore—and it’s a troubling sign of a failing industry
28. Top economist Paul Krugman says tomorrow’s inflation report could show a ‘significant uptick’ but it won’t tell us much about the economy’s long-term health
29. Gen Z activist Greta Thunberg rips ‘capitalist consumerism and market economics’ as terrible stewards of civilization in new book
30. Layoffs cost companies billions—here’s how much Amazon, Alphabet, Microsoft, and 7 other companies spent per employee
31. Don’t blame ‘wokeness’ for the Army’s recruitment woes, says the Army
32. Totally unsurprising study shows healthier school lunches are helping American kids lose weight
33. Overemployment is here: Nearly half of workers have more than one full-time job
34. Farmers are outraged that manufacturers won’t let them fix machines, claiming trade secrecy
35. Americans are still bracing for high inflation and they’re losing hope that their wages will keep up
36. Google is using ‘prebunking’ to fight misinformation. But one of the term’s creators says it’s no panacea
37. America is probably going to avoid a recession and that’s giving markets a ‘good reason to be more upbeat,’ according to the head of the IMF
38. Tax season has resumed—and the IRS is warning about more delays and smaller refunds in 2023
39. Gripped by balloon panic, South Dakota fears Chinese ownership of farmland
40. The high price of being single: ‘It’s all on one person’
41. ‘This is a good news story in what has essentially been a bad news business’: Google expands ‘prebunking’ program
42. Derek Jeter reunited with Alex Rodriguez as part of Fox Sports studio team
43. Xfinity customers have been getting Peacock free for three years, but that’s about to end
44. After surge in spy balloons and UFOs, UK reviews ‘what these airspace intrusions mean for our security’
45. Getting sick costs older people of color 25% more than white Americans. Experts point to 3 reasons behind the troubling problem
46. China accuses America of flying over 10 spy balloons without permission in the last year
47. Super Bowl ad winners and losers: Ben Affleck loves his Dunkies and America loves dogs
48. With thousands of soldiers deployed in Africa, France is angry about how it looks in Marvel’s ‘Black Panther’
49. One business professor says he has a new idea about how to resolve trademark disputes and it involves taking a scan of your brain
50. Rihanna’s Super Bowl halftime show has only one surprise guest star: Her unborn second child
51. Binance stablecoin in peril as U.S. regulators force Paxos to stop issuing BUSD
52. The minimalist designer famous for creating Apple’s iPhone has drawn King Charles’s coronation emblem
53. Hot on the heels of major film success Disney is building a new ‘Avatar’ experience for its theme park
54. Morgan Stanley says the stock market is ‘disconnected from reality’ and it’s going to hit bottom this Spring
55. The LocalBitcoins era of crypto is over, but its spirit lives on
56. A tech CEO spent almost $600,000 on a Super Bowl ad to warn America about Tesla’s self-driving technology
57. ‘Bare Minimum Monday’ is the latest workplace trend hitting productivity
58. How the founder of Venus et Fleur prepares for Valentine’s Day
59. 3 big compensation trends HR leaders should have on their radar in 2023
60. M&M’s maker fined after 2 factory workers fall into a chocolate tank and spark a rescue operation
61. It’s the ‘single best time’ to invest in real estate startups, according to Trulia founder and VC Pete Flint
62. ‘Black Panther: Wakanda Forever’ now has a new enemy to fight: France’s defense minister
63. Misguided policies the world over are slowly killing the open internet
64. Why your company may soon be hiring an ‘ESG controller’
65. Crypto out, tech gone quiet: What we learned from this year’s Super Bowl ads
66. Google’s now will be ‘prebunking’ online misinformation
67. Would you trade more working-from-home for a later retirement age? France hints that it might offer striking workers just that
68. China’s beleaguered semiconductor companies have to face a cooling chip market and an intensifying chip war at the same time
69. Tech leaders from Google search boss Prabhakar Raghavan to Apple cofounder Steve Wozniak warn that ChatGPT-like A.I. bots can make ‘horrible mistakes’—and we may not notice
70. Why ‘fractal innovation’ is the new winning mantra for global companies
71. San Francisco looks like a deflating Pandemic Housing Bubble—while housing markets in New York and Chicago remain stable
72. U.S. fighter jet downs ‘unidentified’ 4th object in unprecedented wave of shootdowns
73. Montana senator wants to ban Chinese ownership of U.S. farmland. The alleged spy balloon that floated over the state is giving his plan new life

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