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Trump’s FTC chair is looking to ‘combat inflation by making sure wages stay up’

The new head of the Federal Trade Commission, Andrew Ferguson, appears set to carry forward his predecessor Lina Khan’s torch and crack down on anti-worker policies and illegal mergers.

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Trump's threats against Hamas actually worked, father of American hostage in Gaza says

Although Edan Alexander has yet to be released, his father gave credit to both the Biden and Trump administrations for working diligently to free the hostages.

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Gen Z investors are four times more likely to own crypto than retirement accounts—here’s how financial experts say they should actually invest

Thanks to Elon Musk and Reese Witherspoon, Gen Z’s obsession with crypto is skyrocketing. Experts say the product is risky. But they have advice for those looking to invest.

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Instacart alumni tackle the liquidation market

Highstock connects brands' overstock inventory with buyers around the world.

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Inside Nelson Peltz's civil war at Unilever

Also: BP falls back in love with oil, an attempted coup at City Developments Limited.

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To avoid embarrassing yourself by oversharing with coworkers, stick to FORD conversations, experts suggest

In the wake of RTO, workers might be feeling a little socially rusty. After nearly 5 years sans small talk experts recommend sticking to this conversational method.

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Apple’s DEI shareholder vote sets it apart from other Silicon Valley giants—but that doesn’t mean it won’t make policy changes

The tech company reaffirms its commitment to DEI—for now.

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U.K. lawmakers back artists’ protest against government plans to allow AI copyright exemption

“The government should not introduce an ‘opt-out’ approach to the use of creative works for AI training,” said one committee chair.

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How to HR leaders can prepare for a possible ICE raid

The Trump administration is cracking down on immigration and business leaders must prepare.

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USAID workers are being allowed back to the office for 'approximately 15 minutes' to collect their belongings

The process is being conducted with strict time limits and security measures, and employees are required to acknowledge they have no official government records in their possession.

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Raise nets $63 million in round led by Haun Ventures to build out crypto platform for gift cards

George Bousis, founder and CEO of Raise, wants to put your $100 Walmart gift card on the blockchain.

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Swatch became the elite Swiss watch industry’s crusader by making colorful timepieces with plastic. Now it'll have to prove itself once again

Swatch Group catapulted to fame with its motley of colorful plastic watches, credited with saving the entire Swiss watch industry. It’s since seen success and failure—and is now on the precipice of yet another defining crisis.

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Father-son feud and an alleged ‘attempted coup’ rock one of Singapore’s largest property developers

Kwek Leng Beng, the chairman of City Developments Limited, is accusing his son Sherman Kwek, who is the CEO, of "serious lapses of corporate governance."

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Tokyo is turning to a 4-day work week in a desperate attempt to help Japan shed its unwanted title of ‘world’s oldest population’

Tokyo even introduced a government-sponsored dating app to help people find partners.

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The unexpected aging clues hidden in your nails, according to 3 dermatologists

The aging sign you’re probably ignoring—Right at your fingertips.

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PayPal touts ambitious growth plans during annual investor day

One senior PayPal exec predicted the Trump administration will be good for crypto

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U.S. Customs in Texas has stopped more than 90 people from smuggling eggs into the country this year as bird flu ratchets up prices

There’s been a 29% year-over-year increase in detained eggs at U.S. ports of entry from October to February, according to U.S. Customs and Border Patrol.

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One-third of the contracts DOGE killed saved no money: 'Like confiscating used ammunition'

Of 1,125 federal government contracts that the cost-cutting body recently terminated, 417 will result in zero savings, per a report.

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Jamie Dimon hasn’t got a problem with WFH in theory, in fact he says it’s a right—the issue is when it doesn’t work

Jamie Dimon, a fierce advocate of returning to the office, said he “completely respects” why some people need to work from home.

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Starbucks is laying off over 1,000 workers and axing over a dozen menu items—including frappuccinos that baristas are sick and tired of making

“We have to clear the noise out both in food and beverage menus,” Starbucks CEO Brian Niccol told Fortune.

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Levi Strauss CEO Michelle Gass eyes women's clothes

Women account for 36% of Levi's sales—Gass wants them to make up 50%.

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A new lawsuit against Meta shows the pitfalls of women in tech and Zuckerberg's demand for 'masculine energy'

A former Meta employee is suing the company for continuously promoting a toxic culture of silencing women.

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DBS, Southeast Asia's largest bank, is cutting 4,000 temp roles due to AI: 'For the first time, I’m struggling to create jobs'

DBS is the first of Singapore’s Big Three banks to suggest how AI might affect its headcount.

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Exclusive: Metronome, usage-based billing startup, raises $50 million Series C

Metronome has raised a $50 million Series C, led by NEA, Fortune can exclusively report.

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A veteran of the only successful government reduction effort in 30 years has a warning for Elon Musk: ‘All hell is going to break loose’

Clinton’s ‘reinventing government’ effort cut 400,000 federal workers and made bureaucracy more efficient—by doing the opposite of DOGE.

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