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Inside J.P. Morgan and Techstars’ joint push to get VC dollars to diverse founders

The bank and the pre-seed investor are teaming up to invest $80 million in founders from diverse backgrounds—and are asking other VCs to invest in them, too.

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To reinvent globalization, companies and countries should think ‘diversifying,' not ‘decoupling,’ according to McKinksey Global Institute’s research

About 40% of global product trade is concentrated in its origins, with the importing economies relying on three or fewer nations for things they need.

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Mild weather has saved Europe this winter. Here’s what we must do to avoid future energy crises

Europe can't depend on luck for its energy security. Iberdrola chairman Ignacio Galán has a five-point strategy for the continent.

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In a post-pandemic world, we need a new social contract for work

Companies need to develop new social and psychological contracts with their employees, according to Mercer CEO Martine Ferland.

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Binance admits to further management issues with stablecoin assets

The world’s largest crypto exchange has come under scrutiny for lack of transparency with its wallet administration.

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A ChatGPT-written job application fooled job recruiters and was a top 20% candidate

OpenAI's latest breakthrough beat out most candidates to nail down an interview, but only with a lot of human help.

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Even Larry Summers thinks we might avoid a recession after months of gloomy predictions: 'Soft landings are a triumph of hope over experience, but sometimes hope does triumph'

Former Treasury Secretary Larry Summers said in September that there was a 75% chance of a U.S. recession. But after the latest inflation data, he says he's a little more hopeful.

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Inside Goldman's severance package to laid-off employees

Laid-off Goldman employees will stay on the firm's payroll for at least 60 days and receive severance after—but they'll miss out on bonuses.

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Elon Musk is auctioning off the soul of old Twitter: Literally

Elon Musk is auctioning off several Twitter assets, everything from office furniture to Twitter memorabilia is up for grabs.

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A guide to purchasing stock in a Fortune 500 company

The steps to purchase a Fortune 500 stock and why they can be a valuable part of your portfolio.

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Remote workers who moved to Tulsa for $10,000 don’t want to leave

Low cost of living, free desk space, and ample community engagement has made the 5-year-old program a roaring success.

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In 2011, we made the Nest thermostat. Now we’re coming for your banana peels to help save the planet.

In the U.S., wasted food is the single largest inhabitant of landfills. That's a problem Harry Tannenbaum and Matt Rogers are keen to solve.

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A tough economy has revived the ‘bootstrapping' myth. Here’s why it takes more than just a good idea to get out of poverty

The very qualities we admire in entrepreneurs are ubiquitous among people in poverty: ingenuity, creativity, and hustle.

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Nearly a quarter of travelers flying out of China after 'zero COVID' lift were positive for the disease, new report reveals

The study offers a glimpse at transmission occurring from the eastern superpower to the rest of the world.

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A closer look at the A.I. apps taking over social media

A.I. image generators have proliferated across Silicon Valley and have gone viral across social media.

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Technology has set us on a path toward one of two dystopian scenarios–but it's not too late to save democracy

Societal trust is fraying. That's bad news if we want a functioning economy, writes Salesforce's Peter Schwartz.

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Reverting to old-fashioned leadership won’t get you through the next recession. Here’s why every company should listen to Gen Z employees

If we stop and consider why Gen Zers are challenging convention, it’s clear that they yearn to be invited into existing structures–and to improve them.

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The CEO of Signet proved that creating a women-friendly workplace is good for business

The company behind Jared and Zales hit a record $7.8 billion in sales under her leadership.

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Chaos for Adidas as campaigners make hoax announcement that former factory worker has been named co-CEO

A "utopian announcement" was seemingly made by Adidas this week however campaigners have now claimed the hoax - now they've explained why.

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WEF: ‘We have everything we need to speed up the energy transition. It’s time to tackle humanity’s greatest challenge’

For the first time in history, humanity can mitigate the damage it has caused to the climate, writes World Economic Forum managing director Jeremy Jurgens.

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Investors are pouring billions into artificial intelligence. It’s time for a commensurate investment in A.I. governance

A.I. innovation has outpaced regulation. Self-regulation is the only way forward, writes Deloitte A.I. Institute executive director Beena Ammananth.

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Don’t believe the podium talk at Davos–but capitalism is really starting to change

The rise of purpose-led companies is changing the face of capitalism, writes Patagonia's Beth Thoren.

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Goldman Sachs employees were laid off at ‘meetings’ they had been emailed calendar invites for: Report

Add “David’s Demolition Day” at Goldman Sachs to the debate on proper layoffs etiquette.

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Elon Musk and Tesla owners are learning a harsh lesson about revaluation

Existing Tesla customers are furious about the company abruptly slashing prices by up to 20% on various models.

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COVID keeps surging, but life is returning to normal everywhere you look. When will the pandemic really be over?

It’s not over, even though most people seem to think it is, public health professionals say.

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