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There's a housing shortage and an office glut. So why are there only 217 U.S. office-to-resi conversion projects in the pipeline?

Ongoing office-to-residential conversions are just a "drop in the bucket" of the projects to come, CBRE researchers say.

September is usually a ‘rotten month for stocks.’ Here are 7 things top analyst Ed Yardeni believes could go wrong this time

September is usually a ‘rotten month for stocks.’ Here are 7 things top analyst Ed Yardeni believes could go wrong this time

Since 1945, the S&P 500 has dropped 0.73% on average in September compared with a 0.7% gain for the index across all months over the same period.

CEOs are gambling that pandemics are over with their remote work policies

CEOs are gambling that pandemics are over with their remote work policies

Labor Day marks a mass (order to) return to the office. But what about Bill Gates' prediction that another pandemic is just around the corner?

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Now NYC has its very own 'Fyre Festival 2.0' after thousands storm the gates of the 'EZoo' EDM festival: 'Thank God people lived'

Labor Day weekend saw 88,000 attendees over capacity, the NYPD later reported.

Carlsberg's new CEO bought $1.6 million shares in the company just days into the job—it's his tactic to battle slumping share prices

CEOs have bought shares in their companies before—the practice is seen as a vote of confidence by investors.

September has been a bad month for Bitcoin. This year could be among the worst

Since 2013, the coin has taken a monthly loss in September all but twice.

Snorting drugs in drenched yurts and tales from the Burning Man 'mudpocalypse'

The deluge that turned the playa into a giant mud pit forced revelers to hunker down in drenched tents, but calls for caution and sobriety were interpreted loosely.

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Bitcoin has only 6 billionaires in the entire world, report reveals

Bitcoin has only 6 billionaires in the entire world, report reveals

"It could be worth holding onto the crypto you have in case it ramps up one day—but don’t bet on it."

Panasonic names Google X cofounder CEO of its new wellness division

Panasonic names Google X cofounder CEO of its new wellness division

The neurorobotics expert will develop health-focused services for caregivers, in particular.

Instagram boss Adam Mosseri listed his entire job history on Threads

Instagram boss Adam Mosseri listed his entire job history on Threads

Surprisingly, Adam Mosseri had a very low-tech first job.

How the CEO of a womenswear brand reinvented the ‘new professional’ dress code dominating the workplace

The pandemic brought M.M.LaFleur to the brink. Looking back, its CEO Sarah LaFleur calls it an “existential moment."

Circle wanted to create a financial revolution. Instead, it’s losing the stablecoin wars to Tether

Circle wanted to create a financial revolution. Instead, it’s losing the stablecoin wars to Tether

Inside Jeremy Allaire’s quixotic journey to build the future of money.

Google’s 'decision' woman is out

Google’s 'decision' woman is out

As AI becomes more powerful and more prevalent across industries, Cassie Kozyrkov wants to teach industry leaders to make more informed choices about the technology.

Leaders like David Zaslav show there's a dark side to 'managing up'

Leaders like David Zaslav show there's a dark side to 'managing up'

Managing up can be healthy, but the toxic version can hurt trust and innovation. Safeguarding against the downward spiral that it creates demands adding checks and balances within the system.

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The September surge: Now is the best time to find a new job, according to TikTok

Here's why job seekers who haven’t yet refreshed their resumes in time for the September surge need not worry.

These are the three rules to remember if you've come into some bonus cash, a wealth advisor reveals, and it's the same principle for billionaires as it is for everyone else

“The first mistake that people make is they’ll buy a huge home and spend money on luxurious things,” a wealth advisor warns. “Just because you can, it doesn't mean that you should.”

When is the best time to meditate? Experts weigh in on the health benefits and give tips

Is there a perfect time to meditate to reap optimal benefits?

What’s behind Walgreens CEO Roz Brewer’s abrupt resignation?

The most powerful Black woman in the Fortune 500 steps down as Walgreens CEO.

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Visa to send stablecoin USDC over Solana to help pay merchants in crypto

The payments giant had previously only accepted payments in USDC.

Novo Nordisk beats LVMH to become Europe’s most valuable company after it takes its ‘miracle’ weight loss drug Wegovy to the U.K.

The Danish pharma giant overtook French luxury conglomerate LVMH as the most valuable European company, which held the title since 2021.

The forces driving Tiger Global’s tailspin

Tiger Global helped inflate a bubble with bold bets and massive checks. Now the firm is facing a reckoning.

Gen Z set to capitalize on A.I. skills gap as workers want to learn, but businesses aren’t teaching

A new global survey found that just one in ten workers had been offered training on A.I., despite demand for skills in artificial intelligence booming.

Housing market inventory is so scarce that builders will be in the driver's seat for years to come, says KB Home's CEOHousing market inventory is so scarce that builders will be in the driver's seat for years to come, says KB Home's CEO

"A chunk of that [inventory] isn't even livable" says KB Home CEO Jeffrey Mezger.

These majors are most likely to lead to six-figure salaries—but they're overwhelmingly held by men

Experts say the gap could mean women are losing out on millions of dollars over their lifetimes.

Scotland plans transition to 4-day work-week for civil servants hoping the private sector will follow suit

The four-day work-week pilot could begin by the end of this year, and is set to last about 12 months.

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