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A closer look at Sam Bankman-Fried’s Alameda Research and 20-something CEO Caroline Ellison

Ellison said in a podcast that working for the fund meant "a lot of adjustments" with the "most obvious big thing is that the equity markets are way more efficient than crypto markets."

Could SBF go to prison? Here's what the Justice Department would have to prove

Could SBF go to prison? Here's what the Justice Department would have to prove

Any decision by the Justice Department to bring criminal charges would require the agency to show he intended to deceive investors.

McDonald’s adult happy meal mayhem shows America’s selfish need for nostalgia right now

McDonald’s adult happy meal mayhem shows America’s selfish need for nostalgia right now

In tough economic times, nostalgia sells.

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3 ways to tell if you're about to be laid off

Worried about a recession or layoffs? Experts suggest taking these steps to know if your company is next on the chopping block.

7 immune-boosting foods to eat when you're sick with COVID or flu

Eating small, frequent meals and staying hydrated is key to recovery.

‘Once-in-a-lifetime opportunity’: How a mass lockdown at the world’s biggest iPhone factory is India’s big chance to beat out China as Apple’s favorite supplier

A recent lockdown and mass worker escape from Apple’s top iPhone supplier in China is accelerating the company’s shift to make more smartphones in India.

A city and county in Ohio just teamed up to wipe out up to $240 million in crushing medical debt for residents

“Washington may not have a plan for medical debt relief but Toledo, Ohio does."

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FTX customers may have used multi-million dollar transactions on the company's NFT platform to recover locked funds

FTX customers may have used multi-million dollar transactions on the company's NFT platform to recover locked funds

Suspicious six- and seven-figure trades may have been FTX customers rescuing funds that couldn’t be transferred.

American elections are a question of geography. Here’s how remote workers reshaped the political landscape

American elections are a question of geography. Here’s how remote workers reshaped the political landscape

The exodus of remote workers from big cities could explain the close midterm races in Nevada and Arizona.

This week in the metaverse: NFT prices, Capital One trademarks, and Wrangler's NFT-themed apparel

This week in the metaverse: NFT prices, Capital One trademarks, and Wrangler's NFT-themed apparel

NFT collections are so far resisting headwinds from the collapse of the FTX and Binance acquisition deal after prices fell steeply in the immediate aftermath.

As Lula takes office, it’s time for Brazil to create an ‘economy of standing forests’

As Lula takes office, it’s time for Brazil to create an ‘economy of standing forests’

The incoming Lula administration bears the largest responsibility for preserving the Amazon. Doing so would uplift Brazil's economy–and help the planet.

These leadership traits help women executives succeed despite the odds

These leadership traits help women executives succeed despite the odds

"When Women Lead" author Julia Boorstin reflects on what makes women successful.

PayPal is pushing executives to develop these 4 leadership traits

PayPal is pushing executives to develop these 4 leadership traits

Effective leaders share four traits, says PayPal's HR boss: authenticity, empathy, courage, and resilience.

What happens to the FTX empire’s 200+ crypto investments now?

What happens to the FTX empire’s 200+ crypto investments now?

SBF’s entities had their hands in everything, from stablecoin issuer Circle to investment firm SkyBridge Capital. What happens to those now?

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Crypto's nature is revealed by the downfall of Sam Bankman-Fried's FTX

There is nothing much holding crypto up except the belief it eventually will go higher.

Walgreens wants to make health care consultations as simple as a drugstore run

Tracey Brown, president of Walgreens' $109 billion retail business, wants the pharmacy chain to be a one-stop shop for health advice and everyday consumer goods.

The world needs to spend $3.5 trillion a year to fight climate change. Meet the biggest reallocation of capital in history

Climate policies are not going anywhere–and entire industries will have to reimagine their business, writes McKinsey's global managing partner Bob Sternfels.

Sam Bankman-Fried needs $4 billion. Fast.

Bankman-Fried apologized to investors and said he would be “incredibly, unbelievably grateful” if they could help out.

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Women Fortune 500 CEOs will drop by one after Kohl's CEO joins Levi Strauss

Michelle Gass is joining Levi Strauss with a plan to succeed Chip Bergh as CEO within 18 months. That's one less woman heading a Fortune 500 company.

The Pandemic Housing Bust rocks bubbly markets like Phoenix

Some markets have gone straight from Pandemic Housing Boom to Pandemic Housing Bust.

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The Woman In Black closing in West End after 33 years

More than 13,000 performances have taken place since 198

FTX collapse leads to questions about whether crypto exchanges are safe.

With the overnight collapse of FTX, which was viewed as the future of the crypto industry, is it safe to leave your money in crypto exchanges?

After Binance balks, what's next for SBF and FTX?

The news comes a day after Binance said it signed a letter of intent to buy its rival.

‘Punk’ craft brewery faces new backlash over ‘anti–World Cup’ campaign

A widely circulated image on social media revealed that the brewery is still selling its beers in Qatar, despite its grandstand against the Arab nation.

Can Affirm take down the credit card industry? It’s CEO Max Levchin’s 30-year plan

Between a huge IPO pop and eventual stock drop, Affirm's CEO says the mission to help consumers hasn't wavered.

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