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Former Intel directors strongly oppose TSMC takeover, call for Intel fabs spinoff

Former Intel directors say TSMC fabs takeover is a terrible idea, but fab spinoff to a consortium of companies is a good idea.

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SpaceX’s Starlink could have some advantages over Verizon in bid for FAA contract takeover, experts say. It could also trigger a slew of conflict-of-interest lawsuits from competitors

The FAA is reportedly considering ending a $2.4 billion contract with Verizon to update its communication technology and instead award it to Elon Musk’s SpaceX.

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23andMe was once worth $6 billion. Now CEO Anne Wojcicki wants to buy it back for $42 million

Experts say the CEO’s second attempt to buy back the troubled DNA startup comes with a slew of corporate governance red flags.

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Intel is back—stop talking about breaking it up: Craig Barrett

If we want semiconductor manufacturing leadership in the U.S., then build on the current resurgence of Intel, don’t tear it apart.

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Elon Musk overhauled the Obama-era Digital Services agency and turned it into DOGE. Ex- employees say it betrays the original mission

The U.S. Digital Service was created in 2014 to bring digital best practices to the federal government. In its new incarnation, the office is focused on eliminating bureaucracy and cutting costs.

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Citigroup's $81 trillion mistake is a warning sign 'that operational risk is still a ticking time bomb in banking,' expert says

It took three employees and several hours for Citigroup to realize it credited a customer account with $81 trillion instead of $280.

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Bitcoin plunges 28% from all-time high as Trump pump turns into slump

Trump’s tariff threats are weighing on the crypto market as investors flee risky assets.

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Exclusive: Former House Financial Services chair Patrick McHenry joins crypto firm Ondo Finance

McHenry continues to advocate for crypto legislation, including for stablecoins, in Congress.

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A new Supreme Court case could change how employment law is practiced—And how HR leaders do their jobs

A straight woman says she faced discrimination after two LGBTQ+ employees obtained jobs she claimed they did not deserve.

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Companies may be rolling back their diversity policies but investors keep voting down anti-DEI shareholder proposals

Investors at Costco, Apple, and John Deere have all rejected anti-DEI proposals within the past month.

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Wall Street worried that new tariffs will turn the Trump bump into a slump

Even unfilled tariff threats are beginning to alter consumer and business behavior, with markets stumbling on news of yet more sanctions on China.

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Meet the 8 Black Fortune 500 CEOs leading companies with over $228 billion in combined revenues

Black CEOs represent 1.6% of the largest U.S. corporations.

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JPMorgan accused of evading capital requirements

JPMorgan was accused of evading capital requirements created to prevent another financial crisis—a claim the bank denies. Is the Fed looking the other way?

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Bosses beware, Gen Z are ‘task masking’—tricking managers into thinking they’re working after being hit with a return to office mandate

Gen Z workers are using the increased focus on in-office presence to “task mask”. But experts warn it could lead to further stress and burnout.

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Spot Bitcoin ETFs experience record outflow, bleeding over $1 billion in one day

Despite the record outflows, Bloomberg analyst says it’s “par for the course.”

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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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