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6 ways to manage uncomfortable holiday conversations

Things might get tense around the holidays when the family comes back together.

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'Asking for a friend': Marc Benioff wants to know why Salesforce pandemic hires aren't as productive

Salesforce CEO Marc Benioff told staff that those hired in 2021 and 2022 are "facing much lower productivity."

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Is Binance okay? Events this week had the crypto industry on edge

The crypto market jitters about Binance this week were likely overblown—but there are still reasons to be concerned about the health of the world's biggest crypto exchange.

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Indians are taking over corporate America–and tech layoffs won’t stop them. Here’s why you should believe the hype

U.S. companies currently led or owned by Indians have a market capitalization of more than $6 trillion. Their secret? Family and education.

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Friends don’t slap tariffs on friends. Here are the strategies that will ensure the U.S. wins the race for chips and tech supremacy, according to the Consumer Technology Association

Isolationist trade policies may sound good–but they fuel inflation and create friction with U.S. allies, according to CTA CEO Gary Shapiro.

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Cisco is training its 84,000 employees to be LinkedIn influencers

Cisco decreased the number of days it takes to fill an open position by about four days by training leaders to be talent influencers.

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The biggest deals, scandals, bets, and M&A breakups from a truly memorable year

All the notable deal news as told through a year of Term Sheets.

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eBay CEO: ‘I supported the American Rescue Plan–but a little-known provision will hurt millions of Americans who buy and sell used goods online'

If Congress doesn't act, millions of casual sellers could find themselves in trouble with the IRS, says eBay CEO Jamie Iannone.

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More Gen Z shoppers are patronizing Goodwill, but donations are down

Higher living costs and an interest in sustainability are driving younger shoppers to Goodwill.

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MacKenzie Scott, after $14 billion in giving, says she'll start allowing nonprofits to apply for her money

Scott, one of the most reclusive and generous U.S. philanthropists, appears to be addressing criticism about her lack of accessibility for legitimate nonprofits.

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Billionaire investor Bill Ackman says the Fed is ‘no longer credible’ on a key metric—and change is probably coming

Does targeting 2% inflation make sense in our current economic environment? Not if you ask Bill Ackman.

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Is ChatGPT the end of the college essay? Is it the end of trust?

That's what many are asking after the viral debut of OpenAI's powerful chatbot.

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The FTC's cases against Meta are chasing Facebook's ghost

No longer an anticompetitive behemoth, Meta is in a dogfight for survival, argues Adam Kovacevich from tech industry coalition Chamber of Progress.

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Meghan Markle's real sin that the British public can't forgive–and Americans can't understand

The reactions to Meghan Markle's Netflix docuseries reveal the difference between social expectations in the U.S. and Britain.

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A sick-leave showdown at a Warren Buffett–owned company highlighted the flaws in billionaire philanthropy

A controversy at railroad BNSF reveals concerns about how Warren Buffett and other billionaire philanthropists earn their fortunes.

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COVID, burnout, and drug shortages: Children and parents are paying the price for the medical system’s dysfunction

The perfect storm came for kids this winter: fewer pediatric units, a shortage in pediatric formulations of drugs, and fewer pediatricians.

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'Leadership Next' 2022 in review: The art of managing through challenging times

Or: Why the name of Fortune's weekly podcast could very well be "Leadership Now."

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China has a new strategy for keeping official COVID numbers down during its reopening: Stop counting many new infections

With mandatory testing dropped, it can no longer accurately gauge the number of people who have COVID but don’t have symptoms, its National Health Commission said.

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Star-studded Senate hearing illustrates massive divide over crypto in D.C.

Without Sam Bankman-Fried in attendance, senators focused on the future of the volatile industry.

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2023 will be the year of digital assassination. Are you ready for the 2-hour internet day?

In 2011, Richard Torrenzano co-authored a book that established the standard digital reaction time of eight hours. Now companies have two hours to react.

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FTX’s venture investments in limbo with SBF in custody and prosecutors and lawyers circling crumbs of his crypto empire

The SEC claims Sam Bankman-Fried used FTX customer funds to make venture investments.

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A frozen capital market and an insurance premium shock: 10 health care predictions for 2023 from top investors

Distressed deals, inflation in insurance premiums, and restrictions on transgender treatments. Here's what the health care sector will look like in 2023, according to top investors.

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A major medical ethics group just asked the FDA to disqualify data from Elon Musk's Neuralink animal experiments: 'We want the FDA to proactively launch an investigation'

Musk’s brain implants company, Neuralink, is already the subject of a federal investigation.

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'Santa is coming after all': Investors celebrate a cooler-than-expected inflation report

Experts say inflation has peaked and that the Federal Reserve’s interest rate hikes may end soon. Should investors jump into stocks? Or is it a trap?

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The secret ingredient for Artemis I’s success: How small businesses are taking us to the moon

Of the more than 3,800 suppliers providing parts for the Artemis rocket, the overwhelming majority are small businesses.

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