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The 2023 Best Workplaces in Texas offer inclusion and balance

Here’s what the best employers offer their workers.

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Maverick Protocol raises $9 million to challenge decentralized exchanges like Uniswap

Decentralized finance protocols saw increased trading volume shortly after the SEC sued Binance.

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‘Milliseconds from implosion’: Company behind missing Titan sub fired a director for raising safety concerns

The submersible went missing off the coast of Canada as it took passengers to see the Titanic shipwreck.

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Meet the first Black woman on a Fortune 500 board

Patricia Roberts Harris joined the board of IBM in 1971.

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Hippo Holdings has SPAC remorse 2 years after the deal that saw the firm valued at $5 billion

A downturn that’s included SPACs and insurtechs has Hippo Holdings wishing it had chosen a different route to go public.

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‘Bringing some of the investor protections to it’: How EDX Markets is embracing TradFi to become the safest bet in crypto

The exchange is backed by TradFi players like Citadel Securities, Fidelity, and Charles Schwab.

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U.S. crypto banking is under frontal assault. Here’s what it will take for the regulatory freeze to thaw, according to a former Fed examiner

Even prior the recent crypto scandals, bank failures, and tighter regulatory scrutiny, regulators were cooling to crypto banking.

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Months after layoffs, Slack want to rehire ex-staff for A.I. projects

The Salesforce-owned company is looking to rebuild its recently downsized ranks to fuel its new A.I. ambitions.

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A year after Roe v. Wade was overturned, an unworkable patchwork of state laws leaves corporate America more vulnerable to government overreach

Only Congress can enact a 50-state solution to end the chaos and administrative burdens that are plaguing businesses of all sizes.

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How the banking crisis catalyzed the government’s war on insider trading

Rule 10b5-1 plans allow executives to sell their company’s stock without violating insider trading laws. The government is now treating them as red flags.

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One of the most powerful women in PR tells CEOs struggling with Pride and Juneteenth backlash to commit to their communities '24/7'

Edelman U.S. CEO Lisa Osborne Ross advises consistency when supporting social issues.

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There are more refugees today than at any point in history since WWII. A new approach aims to turn them into the next wave of entrepreneurs

With more displaced people than ever and less aid to go around, entrepreneurship can help refugees become self-reliant.

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CFOs at A.I. firms on what it's like when your sector is suddenly thrust into the spotlight

CFOs at SoundHound and Synthesia say investor interest has skyrocketed from a year ago.

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Why picking citizens at random could be the best way to govern the A.I. revolution

A global, democratic approach–not an exclusively technocratic one–is the only adequate answer to the political and ethical challenge of governing A.I.

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Only 1 in 3 African women have access to the internet–compared with half of men. The cost to the continent’s economy could be in the billions

More business and philanthropic leaders should join in the effort to promote gender equality and digital access in Africa, writes Michelle Williams.

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EY CEO: ‘Entrepreneurs are already unlocking generative A.I.’s value–and making a world of difference'

At least 18% of this year’s EY World Entrepreneur Of The Year finalists are using A.I., according to EY's global chairman and CEO Carmine Di Sibio.

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I built a career in finance out of driving growth for diverse businesses. Here’s what I’ve learned

In 2022, Black founders received just 1% of venture capital funding, and companies founded by women received less than 2%.

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The American public gets it: We can’t achieve racial equity without paying all workers a living wage

In 2022, 24% of major U.S. employers disclosed conducting a pay equity analysis by race or ethnicity–a significant increase from 15% the previous year.

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Institutional firms are pulling back from the U.S. housing market—just look at Starwood's decision to shop 2,000 single-family rentals

The financial return on each additional home added just isn't that great right now.

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Meet the ‘planterior designer’ reviving workers’ Zoom backgrounds with plant walls and greenery

There are plant people, and then there are plant enthusiasts. Tiffany Mah is a step beyond.

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Your remote and hybrid workers are really stressed—but an office return won't fix it

The American workforce remains stressed at record highs—and remote and hybrid workers are suffering more than their in-office counterparts.

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This Week in the Metaverse: A Sothebys auction brings in $11 million—and a bit of hope for the NFT market

Dmitri Cherniak's generative art NFT Ringers #879, a.k.a. The Goose, brought in $6.2 million.

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Pew Research Center is tired of blaming Gen Z and millennials for everything—it’s retiring the whole concept of generational framing

Generations have been stereotyped in so many ways—from being quiet quitters to narcissists. But maybe it isn't a generational thing after all.

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A whopping 60% of workers are back in the office 5 days a week—but that doesn’t mean what you think it does

Professors Nick Bloom and José Maria Barrero are the leading researchers on remote work, and they don’t think everyone is going back five days a week.

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The West is poorer and ‘it's very good news,’ says top inequality researcher. ‘There is no reason why for 2 centuries, people from the West should’ve been at the top’

Westerners can’t afford all the things they used to, Branko Milanović says: “I don't see that as a catastrophic outcome. I see it as a rather good outcome.”

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