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1. 6 cool, weird, or unusual jobs that tech companies are hiring for right now
2. ‘It’s concerning’: Tech firms are using NDAs to illegally muzzle whistleblowers by threatening to sue them for talking, SEC says
3. Jamie Dimon is drawn into lawsuit over Jeffrey Epstein and whether JPMorgan Chase ignored evidence of his sexual abuse
4. Oregon is one big step closer to tripping on magic mushrooms
5. A short-seller just went after the fintech company Ryan Reynolds has a stake in—and it’s not the first time
6. A parking garage blocks away from the New York Stock Exchange just collapsed in on itself, killing one person
7. Long COVID–like symptoms can happen after the flu, too. Here’s how to prevent both
8. New Jersey’s EV rebate program is so popular that all the money is gone
9. Netflix’s shares tumble as much as 12% as it struggles to attract new subscribers and stokes concerns that its big growth days are over
10. 4 Americans from a Black empowerment organization worked with Russian intelligence to spread propaganda, feds say
11. New York is the wealthiest city in the world but rich people are flocking to towns on the opposite side of the country
12. A newspaper published a sheriff’s threats to kill journalists and hang Black people. The sheriff says it’s ‘illegal to secretly record a conversation.’
13. ChatGPT asked the founder of the world’s largest hedge fund for his best investing tip. This was his response
14. Twitter doesn’t have a policy against deadnaming transgender people anymore
15. Netflix to close the curtains on its once-mighty DVD business that helped put Blockbuster in the grave
16. Fox News pays Dominion Voting Systems $787.5 million to settle defamation suit over election lies with trial imminent
17. Tiny stressors, major impact: how to keep ‘microstress’ from wrecking your health and happiness
18. Tribe Capital just can’t quit FTX: VC burned by SBF is considering an investment in reboot of bankrupt crypto exchange, report says
19. Seniors and people with weakened immune systems can now get a second Omicron booster as new COVID subvariants emerge
20. Jamie Dimon is facing a 2-day deposition in lawsuits over JPMorgan Chase connections to Jeffrey Epstein
21. Disney is planning an LGBTQ event amid a growing feud with DeSantis prompted by Florida’s ‘Don’t Say Gay’ bill
22. House committee chair blasts SEC’s Gensler on defining Ether: ‘You won’t answer my question, and you’re the head of that agency’
23. WhatsApp and Signal fight back against the latest government plan to make encryption do the impossible
24. Ben & Jerry’s is all for its workers’ plans to unionize and shares their ‘goal of advancing justice’
25. How much can you earn with a master’s degree in accounting?
26. More than $2 trillion in government ‘payment errors’ have cost taxpayers over the past two decades
27. OpenAI’s Sam Altman says giant A.I. models are over—but going small won’t appease regulators
28. $100,000 isn’t the dream salary it once was for millennials as they feel the middle-class squeeze
29. The $1.6 billion defamation trial over Fox News’ election lies has begun
30. Ron DeSantis floats building a state prison next door to Disney World as he vows to bring the theme park under his control
31. How employee resource groups are helping companies support Muslim employees during Ramadan and beyond
32. Canadian Broadcasting Corporation joins list of news outlets dumping Twitter
33. Workers aren’t scared of a recession—they’re still looking for a new job
34. Even Wall Street investors think Gen Z should ditch finance for tech and Gen Alpha should become doctors
35. Anti-crypto regulators are blocking the pathway to a digital American dream
36. I’m a CEO in the booming EV space–and the son of a union electrician. Here’s why I give stock options to the army of workers who install charging stations across America
37. ‘Centimillionaire’ migration patterns revealed, like Aspen’s ‘Wall Street West’ that surges 3,000% during ski season
38. Both JPMorgan and a disgraced executive are asking a court to reveal a Jane Doe victim of Jeffrey Epstein, but for different reasons
39. Americans won’t accept a new job unless it pays almost $76,000 a year, Fed study finds—but women still expect far less than men
40. A finance professor who used to work at the Fed has 5 pieces of advice to avoid another banking meltdown
41. Southwest is back in the air after grounding all U.S. flights over technical issues
42. Unchained Capital, a Bitcoin lender and custodian, raises $60 million following competitors’ collapse
43. The history of the world in germs and pandemics that you didn’t know you needed
44. LA’s homeless crisis is so bad that the new mayor wants to spend a record $1.3 billion on fighting ‘the myth that people do not want to come inside’
45. A donut shop owner is in a showdown with his town’s zoning board over a pastry mural and his right to free speech
46. Disease forecasters are convinced there’s a 27% chance of another COVID-like pandemic within 10 years—but experts believe there’s a silver bullet
47. Kraken secures license in Ireland as U.S. crypto companies look abroad for ‘clarity’
48. Apple pushes deeper into banking with 4.15% savings rate—while crypto watches from the sidelines
49. Alludo CEO Christa Quarles says her ‘leadership by haiku’ style breeds creativity and innovation
50. Second BTS member joins South Korean army as J-Hope heads to boot camp
51. Employers still face significant hiring barriers despite cooling labor market—here’s the No. 1 challenge
52. ‘Leave Pity City’: MillerKnoll CEO tells staff to stop asking about bonuses and just ‘get the damn $26 million’ target
53. What 3 finance leaders make of generative A.I., and how it is affecting their businesses now
54. Fake website RentAHitman.com helps FBI catch U.S. soldier who applied for a job as an assassin
55. How a pod of SVB bankers are starting over at a new firm after their world fell apart
56. Ryan Reynolds says ‘emotional investment’ is the key to his business success
57. Supreme Court to hear religious discrimination case of postal worker who quit rather than deliver Amazon packages on Sunday
58. Here are the discounts and free stuff you can get on Tax Day 2023
59. Berkeley’s first-in-the-nation ban on natural gas tossed by federal appeals court
60. SpaceX launch leaves mysterious blue spiral amid northern lights in Alaska night sky
61. Are return-to-office mandates working? Most companies don’t know how to measure it
62. Tim Cook puts the personal touch on India’s first Apple store as iPhone maker bids to expand Asian presence outside China
63. CEO Sundar Pichai uses Google’s PR offensive to highlight Bard’s flaws
64. Elon Musk says he will launch a ChatGPT rival called ‘TruthGPT’—just weeks after calling for A.I. development to be stalled
65. To understand why America’s lead in tech and innovation is eroding, look at China’s investment in women inventors
66. Things are getting really weird in the housing market
67. China’s 19.6% youth unemployment rate is nearing a record-high and may pose ‘a threat to social stability’
68. After stepping down from Netflix, Reed Hastings is spending some of his $3.1 billion net worth to take over a ‘TED meets Burning Man’ ski mountain in Utah

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