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Amazon CEO Andy Jassy says you don’t have to be nice to earn your peers' trust

Want to earn the trust of your boss and peers? Sucking up to them won’t do the trick, says Amazon’s CEO Andy Jassy.

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McDonald's CEO blames Muslims' Gaza boycott for first quarterly sales drop since COVID

The fast food restaurant chain is losing customers following a boycott of its Israeli franchisee.

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The rise of Kamala Harris proves Indian-Americans’ winning bet on assimilation is paying off

Indian-Americans have served at all levels of government. Their secret? Assimilation.

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AI can help bridge Southeast Asia’s 1,000 languages—but the work ‘has to be done by Southeast Asians’

The full extent of Southeast Asia's cultural diversity risks being ignored by AI models built on English and Mandarin Chinese.

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Whole Foods’ CEO works out twice a day and ‘fully uses up’ his PTO. His key to work-life balance

The CEO of Whole Foods Market doesn’t believe in skimping on PTO.

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Men experience more imposter syndrome than women at work

Sixty-two percent of men say they experience imposter syndrome at work, compared to 46% of women.

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IT jobs have median salaries double that of all occupations in the U.S. Here’s how you can make more money in the space

With median salaries above $130,000 for many roles, IT is not an industry to pass up on.

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Paris Saint-Denis and London Stratford tell a tale of two difficult suburbs transformed by the Olympic Games

'From my own experience with the 2012 London Olympics, the Games' success is grounded in a long-term strategy focused on regeneration and investment.'

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Today's Fed meeting is merely a warm up act for September according to Wall Street—but they shouldn't count their chickens just yet

Wall Street analysts are not waiting to hear the outcome of today's FOMC discussions. Instead, they want after clues about Q3.

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As the DEI debate rages on, research keeps pointing to the business benefits

Many business leaders still see the practice as essential.

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8 micro changes to help yourself feel better today

The world can feel overwhelming. These daily adjustments can help you feel better.

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Millennial entrepreneur Dan Murray-Serter, behind a £35 million supplements startup Heights wishes he could tell his 20-year-old self to ‘sack off NFTs’

Heights founder unwinds by stroking his cat “for hours,” rents out his £2 million home for photo shoots, and flies economy to not spoil his 2-year-old daughter.

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Americans are cutting back on groceries to pay for AC

Sweltering summer heat has strained households so severely one-third of Americans are cutting grocery budgets and spending less on entertainment to cover cooling bills.

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Conservative activist pushing to boycott Harley-Davidson for ‘going woke’

Activist Robby Starbuck released a nine-minute video on X attacking Harley for promoting “woke” initiatives and holding LGBTQ+ events at its offices.

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Google responds to Elon Musk’s accusations of a 'search ban' on Trump: 'We’re working on improvements' to auto-complete results

Google says autocomplete, in some instances, is "not working as intended.”

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Microsoft earnings preview: Cloud computing key to AI revenue

Microsoft shareholders have become accustomed to good news from CEO Satya Nadella and CFO Amy Hood.

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Workers are clinging to their jobs, finally killing the Great Resignation

Quits have been down 550,000 year over year, per the Bureau of Labor Statistics.

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Richard Attias: ‘We don’t need to rely exclusively on Western countries to level up the less developed ones’

Channeling regional support from better-developed countries in developing regions could be the best way to address global challenges, says Richard Attias.

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Trump and Vance shouldn’t give in to European-style labor regulation

Trump and Vance are correct that conservatives should pursue a pro-worker agenda—but it must lean into what has traditionally made the U.S. vibrant.

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Asia’s rich flip the script on charitable giving: Instead of mega-foundations, they’re using their family companies

"Companies want to fund where they’re operating,” Ruth Shapiro, head of the Centre for Asian Philanthropy and Society, says.

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NYC's only designated shelter for queer adults is a 'nightmare' of misconduct and living conditions

Marsha’s House has been the center of several lawsuits for abuse and neglect, and has been criticized by ex-residents.

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Elon Musk forced to step in to resolve Tesla Cybertruck owner's hellish experience

Tesla Cybertruck owner’s hellish experience reveals systemic weaknesses that the CEO eventually had to step in and fix himself.

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You don’t have to be in crisis to seek mental health care, Team USA psychologist says. Here’s why he’s championing mental wellness checkups

Nurturing mental wellness is as important as treating mental illness, according to a psychologist treating Olympic and Paralympic athletes in Paris.

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Why Bill Gates, Warren Buffett and Ray Dalio favor junk food stocks

Stocks like Coca-Cola are a common theme in the portfolios of Bill Gates, Warren Buffett, and Ray Dalio—this is why.

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Silicon Valley is at war with itself over Kamala Harris vs. Trump, fighting in the open and spending millions to win

One investor says they have “lost lots of friends” over their position in this year’s election.

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